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Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
FIFTH EDIY11



:. Deputy Judge Enmon, .g,i, 49,.
q. mi, morning's Jession Of ,hs S w I'st
court, and disposed Of III. I ,olIl
=. Major Fisher, colorea, wa, 49,
70. psiog drunk and di.o,dsa..s
susIge pe'og preferred by ll,. /,
aiso co!or.d. She testified tI., 1s s soAl
Time che has been living viii 10, n''
That on Thursday evening h %' a ha,
drunk, and not only raised T c'ia
any pu1 also tried to take he, ~ ~, w
away. she gave her t sllmon, I H.
feluctant manner, and n was a,,. ~,
although no had struck hcr w. ','s ~
S M,sa 70 see him punished. Ise I ja,j
however, imposed a fine Of a. "a
EDWARD SeCarty, who was s @sa 60
court on Thursday morniue eba ,o,,,s
1runkenuess, was back again AZ 1' uw
burleigh testitied lint bs amy, aua vn
aoon. : 80 o'clock yesterday 'y a,s,,
~ seventh aud Poplar streets AZ IL"
INA. nc could not stand up. I'M N
% aud coats. '"t VIZ "
al W, " Jan n Townsend, co'orel, ,,YI
ed oy olllcer Shuts las, evan,
oeinR drunk and following a NAV
evidence shovel that he lad sc,ai
very discrdctly manter and ,ha I
I'm posed 4 fnc OF Is and eos,, '"e 'u
Harry Clark and Henry sterll,r
we're held yesterday motn,np .. al.
Of malicious mischief In st9pjny Lo.
on Tatnali street above FcUT,h w. !.
again placed In the io.k wh,nna
Wood and another witness te,,Iasd
they we're in the bar-room al ,hs ~,
ern Hotel from 1926 O'Clock on Ttuu
night until nearly u O'Clock
City Solicitor Turn I SAID That rln.
did not wish to punish sny on. nj"
not guilty, he did wan. to mai, an
ample OF some OF The iGcu Wbo o., Ii,
and then go to bousesoill lane 1, J.
oause the women will not osu N, A,
Tor them, pelt them with aess. n
arc o number Of young men VITO 90
and IL was his intention to tn AID
soEc Of them TO Jail. Judge lnn
sad that as there WIS ron ID fab, h
In regard to this case be would siu
prisoners the benefit. aud di.ehr
them. ~.
William T. Gregg. a RESP. c,.bls
Ing young man, was charged With b.
drunk. He pleaded guilty, anl Is /,
not his frat utien,e was ahei ~
coats.
Anna N. Blakely was charged VI
cruelty to and nesleciiug her chilia
but a. the prosecution was not ready
was ordered TO furnish 500 bail for
appearance on Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
DIED.


MOYsTIN.-On the End instant, Mary
Jane, W 70 of william IL. Moystin,
aged 40 years.
Relutives and friends and the Ladies'
AID OF Du Pont Post, No. :, q, "A. II are
invited toattend the funeral at 2 O'Clock
on saturday AFTERNOON from her hus
bands residence, Ninth and Monroe
streets. lnterIncnt at Riveryiew Gene
terry.
STRETTuN.-At Edgomoor, on the end
instant, Matthew Stretton, aged 81
years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from tho
residence of his vile, Edremoor, on
ta.uriny afternoon Mt $50 o'clock, In.
tefheht at hiNoivtew Cemetery.
CALDWLLL.--On April 9th, lson. II. y.
Caldwell, aged ~ years.
Relatives and iriends are fnyt.ed to
| attend his funeral from his late resi-
dcnce, so ithwest corner OF seventh and
Poplar streets, on Tuesday afternoon.
April sth, ut O'clock, lntelinrni nt
Riverview Cemetery.
CLARK In this city, on April 3, Helen
4, daughter Of William Il. and Annie
X. Clark, aged years.
services will be held at her parents
residence, No. 1921 West street. on sutur.
day Afternoon ut 3 u clock. Funeral prl.
Nate.
PERkiNs-ln this city, on April ., sud
denly, B. Frank Perkins, aged rs years
Relatives and friends arelTespectfuliy
| invited 10 attend the funeral from hi.
| late residence. No. 81 TntnuIl street, OH
| saturday afternoon Mt 2 o'clock. Inter
ment a. Wilmington and Brandywinc
cemetery.
| BROWN this city, on tho 9Th inst.
Elizabeth Brown, aged year and
| montlis.
| Relatives md friends are invited L,
attend thc funeral from tho residence o
| her patents, Thos. X. and Ellen G
| brown, 1915 West Front street, on Mon.
day AFTERNOON ut 3 O'clock lnternen
at New Cathedral Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The conservation exercises OF the Chapsl
Of the Good Shepherd will be held on
Tuesday morning, beginning at 80
o'clock, with morning prayer and cele-
bratiou of tie holy communion. The
conservation sermon will be dellvere d
by the Right Rev. William Paret, d. y.
bishop OF Maryland. During tile d " ne
will be assisted by the Right Rev. w. II.
Adams, bishop OF East1u, Nd; the RICH,
Rev. Leighton Col man, bishop OF the
diocese Of Delaware, and about twenty
clereymsn OF this diocese. Admiss ion
will &c gaincd only by ckers, which lave
already been distributed. Tbs music will
be furnished by select choir under the
direction OF William J. Fisher, chori,ter
At 81. Johns Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
THIRD EDITION



The regular monthly session Of the
Board Of Trade was held last evening,
President Taylor In she chair. Other
members present were: Secretary Il. A.
Van lump, J. l.. DeVou, william Law
ton, Colonel Milo. w. Locke, W. D.
Mullen, Jr., James Bradford, John A.
Clark, A. :. Reed, Alfred GawthIop, A.
n Tatuall, q. u. Lobdell ard J. q.
esttsrthwait.
4. d. Sallors & Bro, of Philadelphia,
were both present asking the Board to
all them In establishing their shoe fac
tory In this city. 8. d. eallors. the
seuior member, stated that LIE began the
business OF manufacturing shoes in
Philadelphia In 1872. In 1876 the firm
did business of 100000. They spent
$3.50, 600 In advertising aud introducing
their business. They have now plant
In Philadelphia worth $4,000. They
would like to have SIS 900 to commence
with in this city, but would commence
on $4,000. They would place their ma.
chinery, tra'e marks aud experience in
the firm at $4,000.
In 1872, he said, the firm commenced
with capital stock of $4,000, and in
i've years cleared tS5, 900, despite the
fact that 1t paid $50. 900 for advertising,
10 per cent. interest for the use Of money
and Loot s43, 900 In bad debts.
The same amount OF money could not
be made nov. The factory would EN-.
ploy from $50 to 200 hands, and could
turn out 2,0o0 pairs CT ehoes per day.
The firms plant 10 now idle, they having
lost SIS, 060 by strike recently, and
having never recovered.
The firm brought with them number
Of letters OF recommendation from
leather and shoe dealers In Philadelphia;
also . number OF shoes manufactured by
che arm. Col. Locke thought that there
ought TO be large shoe factory In Will
.mington, and that the Kent Building
would be a good place for II.
The matter was referred to the Com
mittee on New Enterprises.
Colonel Locke reported that the In.
creased appropriation for tue new post
office had passsd the House and was now
In the Senate. He had no doubt that the
bill would speedily become law.
W. D. Mullen, Jr., chairman of the
Committee on New Enterprises, reported
that despite al that had been said In
favor OF bringing the Y. Paul Glass
Company to this city to locate, the COM
mitt'e had met with but little encour-
agement. But three gentlemen had
called and desired to take stock. Ten |
thou sand dollars had been asked for, but |
only 81, 600 had been offered. lie there. |
fore thought 1t the duty OF the board TO |
notify the company that the necessary
amount could moi be rated.
President Taylor regrette very much
That the enterprise had not met with
more encouragement and said that If no
farther action was taken he would have
the company at Bridgeton, that the
money could not be raised. Mr.. Mullen
reported progress on the extension of the
B. and q. ksi,road to kennett square.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05


Frederick Kruger and Charles Bosck,
&C. a ~ :sa Cs:.so os ss
shots through the windows Of moving
passenger train. The boys said they had
attsm pied TO wreck tho trail and did the
shooting "just for fun"
TIE sbsriGa OF oil the northern couu-
ties Of Wyoming are reported 10 pursuit
OF . gang Of horse thieves. The latter,
whom they found themselves pursued,
cut the telegraph wires. 1t 10 believed
they have got into Montana with 200
stolen sorses.
+. W. Chivvis, . wcll-known citizen
Of Mount Vernon, N. Y, and formerly
prominent dry goods merchant In New
York, was shot and dangerously wounded
BY an unknown person early yesterday
morning, while on bis way home.
Thomas Beckbam, tho colored editor Of
the National Eye, arrested on the charge
OF assAuiting II year white girl, ct
PeekskIil, New York, wss discharged
yesterday on the ground Of insufficient
evidence.
John AldrIdge. aged 10 years, and
William Gleason. aged II. quarrclied in
Jacksonville, Indiana, yesterday. Aid.
ridge struck Gleason on the head with
an Iron casting aud death resulted 10 .
short time.
Harris A. Smiler, who killed bis wife
In New York, on Thursday night, 10 now
known to have two other living wives
from whom he was never legally eepa-
rated.
II Is not likely that Mary Rebccca
Shipley Of staunton, Va, will be prose.
cuted on the charge OF shoplifting II
different stores.
Gracean CEleborado, convicted 10 At.
wood, Kan, Of poisoning his brother. h II
been sentenced TO nfty years. imprIaon-
mopt,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
M ARltIED.

LYNCH-BbNsALL April ., 1890.
by the Roy. w. q. Rooms, Adds Lynch
and sallit Bonsali, both Of this city.
SMlTII-M0ORE. tho Green I'M
parsonage, on April .. ls90. by Rev. T..
W. Long William Smyth and Jane
Moore. both OF Henry clay.
WITslL-cONNAw AY-At the resi-
denco OF the brides parents Lombard
and sherman Streets OF eunesdny
evening, April :, ls,,o, By the Rev. John
u. Z. HANNA, Mr. Walter l.. Witsii and
Miss virginia Connaway, both OF VII.
mington, Del.
JEWELI.--LEWI the Aebuty NJ.
T.. Parsonage, No. 222 Walnut street, oil
Thursday evening, April 3, 1880, 10y the
Rev. John ID. e. Hanna, AIR. joseph
Jewell and Miss Annie j. Lewis. both
OF Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The Second Bapt ct Church will be
handsomely decorated with flowers to-
morrow, aud special music will be rem.
dered by the choir, Calvin B. Rhoads,
conductor; Mrs. s. NJ. Fisher, organist.
1890 a. m.-Carol, Come Geo the
Place Where Jesus Lay" P. A. scheck-
er. Anthem, Family and Soft tn
Roses Wait Of Morning" 2. A. Schec4-
or: Offertory, solo, Wicgand. Caro-,
"The World Itseit Keeps yesterday"
Buffinton.
1870 p. m.-Csrol, Com See The Plaee
Where Jesus lay" P. A. schscker.
Anthem trio, Sweet Is the Work. "
Wie2and. At :his service tho L s,er
festival of the Sunday school will b,
celebrated,
A cordial Invitation 10 extended 10 all
20 attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The Easter services at Bethel A. NJ. &.
6heNeh will be very Interesting: opening
and anthem, Holy Lord God of Sabbath,
responsive reading; anthem, Christ the
Lord is risen to-day; solo by Miss q Ster-
ling; Resurrection. Qnartette "Christ ouI
Passover" Misses Sterling and Carly,
Messrs. Wright and Mason 1890 a. IN.
Professor Wright is Chorister and that
alone bespeaks good singing. The Sun
Cay school has procured the services o.
Professor Wright's orchestra, $50 p. m.
Evening services at 730. Anthem,
"Wake thou that sleepeth" and Gloria
from Mozart 18th Mass. DR.. stansbdry
will deliver a sermon morning and even
hu0
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The oldest Gre engine company In the
State, the Friendship, will visit Hyatt's
military band fair, at Institute Hall,
Eighth and Market streets, this evening.
The street parade will include Market
street. In refined variety amusement OF
the highest order, interluded with martial
and orchestral music. the popularity Of
this fair IL daily increasing. Tonight
will DO the best Jet There will be,
among other attractions. sleight-of-haud
performances this evening, and Prof.
Colt Will. by request, repeat his wonder.
full feats in eating, breathing and blow.
leg fire. Tho music program 10 varied
aud first class. The admission Is only 10
cnnta.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The stormy weather Of the last few
days interfered seriously with the local
fishermen and but few Delaware shad
were 10 market until after 10 O'Clock this
morning. About that time Mrs. Locke,
Mrs. Hanson and others on King street
below fccond, whose husbands aud
friends are down the bay fishing, re-
ceivcd gu &c a iarge number OF splendid
fish, which sold NJ from 30 to GO cent?
each. These fish were very fine. and
thuse who were fortunate enough
to secure them were certain Of having
something fresh and delicious.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

William J.. Wier. member of the Levy
Court from White Clay Creek Hundred,
will address the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club next Wednesday evening on
che subject OF county government and
reform. Mr.. Wier has been member
OF the Levy Court three different times
and is now chairman OF the Fiuanc;
Committee. What lie don't know abou
Che inside working of county affairs Il
hardly worth knowing and his addres,
will be listened to with the greatest In
forest A crowded house may b. ex
pected for Mr.. Wier.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
Sunday school at 2.3O p. N.


"Tin." Sullivan, Villain. toms u
atop, IL . hitter On ihs same style
Bauer, formerly of the Athletic Club
Kid Williams, who put upsucb 4
game behind the tat on lhursjay,
sembies Lave Gross, formerly Of
Athletic, in catching
Tho WilminQtou Cr0unls viii req
a great deal Of work yet to put taer
condition, but whcu they arc hna
they will DO ne hne as any In the coua
Tn v are on a hill over oOking tbs
and are over five acies 10 ara, vi
seating capacity OF 200,
Rain prevented the game Of bas
10 this city between the home team
Rochester, N. Y, Club yesterday.
The Wilmington plays the kooas
Club on the new grounds this al'ein'
Tho homo team plays the M
Lebanon Club on Mnndiy eoi
Black will be In tue Joints lor Im"
| team. 7..--..
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
Cured by Cuticura

If Ibad kaewn ofthe curIcunA REMEDIES
twenty eig., cara ago It would have sa y sd
lac s2oo.to ITO hundred doll-ral and a. In
iaen-e enpuft OF suffering. My disease
FPS lf'asla; c.iHmeuced on my head In spot
pot large. III cent IL spresd ra.idly all
oypsir body and got under my nails. The
frflcs would drop OIL OF me all the uhs, and
ms fuacglpg was endless md without relief.
One thoaslnd dollars Horii not tempt me TO
hay shis disease oy'r rgSin. 4 ain Il poor
tnta, hut tel rich o be reii-yed OF what sone
OF he doc;nrs said was leprosy, some ring-
worm. ps-rlssis. etc. l tcok.....and. 80.
sartRrarlrs over one wear ana a hall, and no
CUE. cannot praisc the Ci rlCupN RENE
ms too much. They have nadu my skis AS
clesr aud Ir g from s,ales as baby's. All
used Of ten were three boxes of CUTicrHA,
AMI three bottles OF CurfCuRA RksoIvEST
and two cakes oil CurIcuRA SOAP. Ifyou
had been here and said YOU would have cured
me Tor shN. OF, You would have bad the money.
locked like the picture In your book Of
psoriasis tpiciure number two, .'Ho~ 10 Cure
Sain Dlscases") bst now am as clear as any
person ever was. Through itree OF habit
rub my hands uvrrmy arms andlegs 10 scratch
once in a while, hut TO no purpose. am all
well, l scratched twenty-ulght years, AND ID
got to be Kind of second nature To me. 1
thank You a thnasaud times.
DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury, Vt.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The display Of Easter goods Is finer
and better this year than ever before,
and 1t seems that the Observance OF the
season is becoming more general every
year. Some Of the stores make fne dis.
plays, but about the largest and best is
made by Sngley Bros No. Ala King
sti eet. They have given especial ate :
ton TO these goods, aud have the largest
stock Of every thing In the line. nsist.
ing OF eEge, oil sizes and kin Is; chickens,
rabbits, baskets and everything pertain.
Ing to the season.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
N. MEGARY & SON,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
We offer to-day our entire
line OF $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; COM
plete Suite OF 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line of suites and is
made to dispose Of the stock on
hand. We are making a change
in our line of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must go in the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
| indeed a chance to save few
dollars-thc fact is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
! Bevcl Edge Mirror on bureau.
! a good Hanging Towel Rack
. with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker, max
!, ing in all 8 pieces for $40.
:. Any Of these suits that are
! selected now, and not needed
n for few weeks, will be stored
q away, subject to the order o
u the buyer,
10 We have Just received anothc
II carload of our Solid Antiqu,
ls Oak Chamber Suites, which W,
y have been selling for s25 an,
= $50. These Suites are the yer,
s best for sale to-day and canno
T. a be bought elsewhere in VIII
n! mington. See the Suites an
rs Judge for yourself. They ar
" not of the kind that pull apal
in ii and fall down, but they are we
he made and smoothly hnishe
a ma suites that we can guarantee.
ere ar. Well put our $50 suite
80, against any in Wilmingto
ist that's sold for $40. We hay
,@ nf plenty OF them and more on II
IN way.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
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Amer myself and wife had used your MI
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almost surpass belief Sincerely yours,
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:. Books explaining how microbes cause
disease. and KiviEx history OF the Microbe
KILLER given away or mailed free to any ad-
dress. Agents wanted-everywhere.
Agent for New Castle County, John J.
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~.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Bshcock, the enterprising shoe dealer
at No. FOG Market street, has his window
liked up for Easter In 4 novel manner.
On one side is an oil hen and her chick.
ems, while on the other, but rot separated
from them, 10 pair OF rabbits. The
animals and the birds seem to be good
friends, but the mother of the chicks
kecps a watcbful eye lest bunny should
happen to tramp on one OF her family.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Temple Council. Legion of TIE Red
Crofs, will hold a public meeting this
evening, IN The dril room OF the Smith
buil'ling, at 7.30 o'clock. THIS 10 another
OF the teries OF preliminary meetings OF
this new council, and "a business OF the
greatest Importance will be transacted
every member 10 requested to be present.
1 he charter Is still open, and those wao
wish to connect themselves with one OF
the best beneficial and death beuefi iupd
organizations in OK Ateuce sh vult ue sure
to attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

A. U. NJ. p. Church, French street
above Eighth. Rev. q. Y. Peterson, pas
tor. Easter services all day. Exper-
renee mectingnt6 II. IN, Sermon on the
Resurrection by Rev. s. p. Williams ut
1850 II. III. sabbath school, address on
the subject Of coming from the dead by
the pastor. ut 2.3O y. IN. The evening
exercises will be conducted by the choir
aud Sabbath school, consisting OF music,
songs, recitation and scriptural reading,
etc. Program Tor the occasion by Geo
c. iluyg.. Offering by tho people. Choir
lister, Prof. j. Chippey.
st. Pauls A. U. NJ. 7. Church, South
Easter services. Prayer and praise
meeting at @ II. M, led by the sister. 9
a. m. class, Henry White, leader. Preach
lug Mt 1850 Il. III. by tho pastor subject:
1.-THE Resurrection" Sabbath sch DOL Mt
Up. m. John +. Saddler. superintendent.
Z: m. young peoples PRAYER meeting.
p. m. by Rev. N. \. Wilson. All are
welcome. Seats free. Come and help us.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Jno. 7. Donahoe, bother, Sit and 5la
Orange street, wishes to inform his Gus.
toners and the public generally that he
has just received an invoice of the ccle-
bratod Bartholomsy Rochester Book
Beer, pronounced by connis!snrs to be
The finest ever produced, and Is now
ready to deliver ali orders promptly,
either In bottles or bulk. Telephone cal
No. 90
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Tie schooner a. NJ, Jigs'i', M
erly, R. l., was launenei, ayi d I'D
THIS afternoon lr III Tue '" *. re,,ls
son a. Sharp Comply oct btsr
feet long on the keel, w ". ' es. b.sa VI
Z feet depth Of noii. i ". P'' nan,e
for Captain n. b. aH IN &c sIapIsI1
owners aud others And NJ i and baltl
in carrying mouliiD- 's sl"trs
stone, Her capacity Is @''
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The market was well supplied with
eggs this morning, and 1t seemed 40
though some OF the producers had been
holding tht m back for some time In The
hope Of obtaining big price. II such
was the case they were mistaken, MS
chicken eggs sold from l6 to 20 cents a
dozen, and duck cggs from % to 60
cents. Goose eggs were scarce and
brought cents apiece, or % cents a
dnzeu
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The new Blood and skin Puriaer AMI
pnrest aud hest OF ilumor Remedies,
internally, and curt cuRA, TIL
great skin Care, and CuTIcuRA
soar. an exquisite SKIN Beautlher, external.
1y, speedily. and permanently cure every
Species OF itching. burning, sraly. crusted.
aud humors OF the skin, scalp, and blood with
loss OF hair, from pimples to ssrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, SOC;
Soap, csc; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
tho Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora.
ton, Boston.
ss-sond Tor "IIow to Cure Skin Dis
eases" 81 pages. 90 illustrations, und 100
testimonials. ..l
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Produce anh Comsnisston MsrehAns
WIN. II. Mccarthy (succsssor 70 W.
w. Doughty, stalls 81. 81, 81 and u
Third strest market. has constantly ON
hand Dswsou Bros best creamery bus
ter, York etals (sQual to priLt) butter.
at Is cents pr pound. and . variety Of
tub aad roll butter. lie has also eggs,
cheese and poultry, 70 which be invites
the attention OF the public. As bis price.
arc moderate and ~ the articles are OF
the beet qualities, DO may expect large
aalaa
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

LoR RENT-PARLOR AND ADJoIN
a ing room suitable for gcntlemun,nnd
wife, or doctor. Also two rooms on soc.
ond Moor; on the third floor, with board
without bonrd. New house ned new.
ly pnpcrcd and newly furnished.
MRS, J. SMITH,
eo-lt IA King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

BALrlMonr, April ! c; ,.l,u o'Bhl
ship A. MeCAlluli =, V Al ol.r,n'i,,'
order OF DR.. EsisSi'l . ~ feIsr %
supposed presence OF ~, ysl'JJa rins IL,
sage and were burler r bu, tho e'P
died OF yellow lever a ,sysr 10 th,es
two cases. TIE vessel WI Il
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

B. +. Caldwell died a n ~ !, I' PSI]
southwest corner Of sssen'a ~, ina
streets. this morning, CIV, - ...nh,sl
over two years, in whion w. "a I
great suffering. He leNe' ,,u vi =
three children. His re. ,a,, q ID
Inferred In Rlyerylcw eeile'p
day afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

LAKEWOOD, N. j., April 4.-Mi.s Min
nile Lipplncott OF Farm ngdsle, who was
70 have been married to James ID. Lukes,
Of Freehold, Saturday morning, will be
hurled tn her wedding dress In the Meth
6dist Episcopal Church Cemetery, at
4ArmingdAle, Saturday afternoon. Miss
III only two days.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The municipal election will take place
In New Castle next Tuesday, and the
Republicans have nominated the follow
ing candidates: Council, Edward Chsl.
lenger and james 3. Hance; City Treas
urer. William II. Clark; Assessor.
Edward Z. Wilmot.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The stated mee'ipE; 4 a. la;t evsrllG \,
.,::;sss S,, ..i g; & Fl: n:
moniously. The . dr,es ,ss. Ioniass
E !. SIS%d fss Gs's!
mort. which was upAp
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

3lA Prizes amounting TOM. Si,o5t.soo
Note.-Tickets drawing Capital Pri.
es nre not entitled to lermi nnl nI.i IA.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The FfisudshIp Fire Company will
carry hAndlome new banner this evon-
Ing over thsir route OF parade TO the
mus Gale and novelty exhibition Of
Hyatts Military Band 10 the Institute
Hall. The banner will be placed on ex-
hibition At The fair where it will remain
until the close. during which time they
will receive contributions on the same.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The coopers Of this city are requested
to meet at the shop, Fifteenth and French
streets. this (saturday) evening, at u
o'clock, for the purpose of forming CO.
operative association In this city. The
move is an important on. and orthy Of
attention.