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Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Twenty thousand pieces of wall paper
At II. D. Hollis. 2l3 West Second street;
line gold, embossed paper, 20 cents
Apiece; right nice Mica paper, cents
apiece; also IA large stock OF all grades
from the most common to tho finest.
have lar.e force Of practical paper
hangers and work done without DELAY.
Estimates given with pleasure. Ii. d.
HOLT, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

David A. Powell, Si2 aud 599 Ma iisou
street, is still ahead GU fresh sEad. LeI-
ring, codtisb, hadiock, lake pix. white
iish, fouudyrs, yellow perch and oysters.
Delaware shad and herring received iresh
every day from our sna ucts. Delivered
10 ali parts of the city tree OF charge
Open ey.ry night until u O'clock, satur.
day 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Stephen u. Duncan is a candidate ioI
tho Board of Education from the rim
ward In place OF John Dandy, retiring
member, and who, 1t is said, does h ~
desire . reelection. Mr.. Duncan, po.a
by force and character and ednos'lon
would make most excellent mt m0et VI
the board.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Abcu.9 o'clock yesterday forenoon
some thirty Italians working on liu "
terceptIng sewer at Sixteenth aud va. :,
nut streets struck Tor weekly ins'eal y.
monthly payments. and also b,eau a
they did not want to work In 'nuu ~.
water foot deep. Contractor 1aoo'i
Will supply their places with new HELL
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Rudolph Cares, . boy, was viii
before Judge Ball this mors'nk chool,
breaking the windows OF NO. = nv,
Sixth and French streets. ~, .i 10
father was present, and as be sss'ee com.
could not control him, the !uuee ,hovl
mi,ted him TO the Fsrris hsiSfih 9'A
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

General John G. Fremont has leen
nc mlnatei to be Major q neral oil The 70.
tired iist OF tie army. TAls retircmen,
will probably be the clio, W act in one Of
the most interesting tfs in American
history.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

The factoty OF TIE johnson Forge
Company which was destroyed by iirc
some ten or twelve days ago, Is nov
being 70 lied in by MIR. y eds who wishes
some Ten llr'tclass carpeu era to assist
IN The completion Of thu work. We are
pleased 10 find that The prof. rietois o..
s4ss 60 much energy, as u must eyeutu.
ally iesi,lt TO tie advantage OF Our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

W. 3. Moore, northwest corner Of
Delaware avenue aud Vest street, keeps
fresh country butter, eggs, potatoes,
fruit, etc. Also Ford's VIII, lie tomatoes,
at IL cents per can. aid a line liue oil
groceries at reasonable prices. Give him
n call
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

On the 10th Inst, Dan McGlnty and
Annie Rooney, but what in,erssts the
people Of Wilmington most Il that Fell
heimer. OF 1913 Market street, does not
give away watches, brick houses. or
buggies, but has tho best assortn MT OF
igsrs aud tobacco In thu city 'o.day,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

. comic play on the order of panto-
mine, will be the attraction a. the Opera
House on Thursday evening. George IL.
Adamt, the acknowledged foremost
clown, takes the leading character. Tho
piece is said to be exceedingly funny.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Parsonage. No. 22s Walnut stieut, on
"Wednesday cTening. April %, lslO, by
the Rev. John u. {. Hanna, Mr.. samuel
w. Reed and Miss BESSIE \. lIadson,
both Of Wilmington, bel
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

First OF the Season.
CLAIMS, crabs and salt oysters received
daily ut Ainscow & Co.'S.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
Lam,

ready with the latest novelties, color an 4
styles of wall paper AMI Window =. a,lcs.
a. b. Jones, AL Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

These dinners includes roast beei.
roast lamb, .tewed chicken. with veg sta.
hlcs aud dessert Tor Az cents, at Ain.
scow & Co.'S.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

The one brand oil chewing tJbacco hay
ing he qualities that merit tie public
favor Five Brothers p!gg is III thai
the mest as,iIIVus could expect.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Jones, wbll paper, at the old stand. ia2
Morket street. Latest designs. Work
done at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

will complete its engagement at the
Opera Houic this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

WANTED WE WANT A FEW
w more ladies and gentlemen to sell
our goods. Agents nfo now m Ak ing
| from sa.0D to $500 per day. Something
needed in every household. requires no
talking. Cali and See 1t. No. 20 Twen-
ticth street. 9TH ward. II. CAsiiEiL.
a2t-ltt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

novelties ia wall decorations at Jones',
No, AZ! Market street. Wo-k done with
despatch.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

I When your shoes need repairing 20 to
A. Held, No. 22l West Second street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fcvrr-A New
Home Treatment.

-Chrlstian Advocate.
Sufferers ace not generally aware that
thcse diseases are contagious, OF thai
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites In tho lining membrane OF the
noss and eustachlsn tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
n fact, and the result Of this discovery Ia
that . simple remedy has breu formu-
lated whereby cataIrb, catarrhal deaf.
ness aud hay fever are permanently
cured In from one to three simple appli'
cations, made at home by the patient
once In two weeks.
N. B.-This treatment Is not snufl
or an ointment; both have been discarded
by reputable physlcl ans as injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
Is sent free on receipt OF stamp to pay
postage by A. II. DIXON h Bon, ;,s7 aud
$50 West King street. Toronto. Csusda.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Fine kill button hand made, our twr
make, square or opera toe, welt or turn
Bsbcock's Family Shoe House, 206 Mar.
ket street, above Second, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Masquerade suits u Llre at Mr.
Henzc s, 81 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

CAN on Dlckey for your clothing. %
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

: Grace NJ. i. Sunday school will give
an excursion on June 1lth.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Youths suits-John I. Dlsbey. 22t
Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
MARRIED.

Mems hne suits-John T. Dickey, 226
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

N\TASTED-liOA RDERS All SOUTH
w west corner of seventh and King
streets. Also table buiruers, u2i.6ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
wANAMAKEH & BROWN.

Clever, servlcea BILE, styl-
ish, well fitting Clothing.
Clothing with everything in,
through, and a part Of it to
make 1t worth your money.
That's the line we're on at
the head centre of Reliable
Ready. made Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

NJ ANTED-A GIRL FOR CHILDfs
w nurse. culorcd preferred. Refer
once required. Apply at Eli East 9th st.
a2t2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
Dt BIlC SAIE-lntcnding toquit the
l. tennins bu-incs, | will SCH AT pub
lie sale at my residence, near >hullpot
school house, Brlndyw inc Hundred, on
FRIDAY MAY IS.ui

at O'Clock y. M,
extra good work horses, | COW, o.
viii soon he in proiit; 3horsG 1T
stone wagon, iaiin wagon. 2-Iorsc
cart, truck or curb wheels, lead chains.
cIrt hurucs-, briilcs, collars and other
articles, all III ihSt.viiss order
Tcrm--All sums ot 80 aud under,
cash: over that amount n credit OF 81
days. on Civ ing bankablc note with
approved eniorscr. II not puid when
due, interest IRON dite.
THOMAS T.. MhLlN.
J.. w. stidham x son. Auct's.
n93-9j 2s..;O-2twa
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

DieAey, clot4.ng, g Ma,4st .ass..
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Tomorrow Promises to be partly
cloudy to clearing, preceded by rain AMI
rather cooler. Saturday clear, with a
sli { ut fall OF Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Sufferers from Catsrrhl trouble
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

NXTANTED.-A WHITE GIRL TO DO
w general houscwork. Apply ut 2Oi
West sixth street. asst
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

I COX OUT FOR BARGAINS !-GEO.
~ HERITAGE, No. 2l2 French street,
formerly IN ami Frencl. street, New AMI
second hand furniture. bought sold and ex-
changed. Large lot Of new carpets bought A.
sherih's sale. Sold low. Store open until o
p. IN. tae{ 26t;
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

XKT ANTED-TEN FIRST CLASS CAR.
w pcntcrs. Apply to johnson Forge
Co, or VIM. i. Seeds. n23-2tS
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

w ANTED--TlIREE OR FOUR MEN
w To board Ia private family At 40 Wost
Second street. IT.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

SET hNrED--MAN AND WIFE or
w two gentlemen hoardcrs with FUR.
niSlca rooW. Apply at Is south Clay
ton street. a3i-its
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

w ANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general homework; must be a good
cook, wasfe: and ironer. Pr renee pre-
ierr cd. Address Is. Il. this ONCE. n-4-3t'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

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WANTED-A WHITE Girl. FOR
w general housework, al sA Adams
street. aei-2t'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

FOR SALE INV SECRETARY
a End book case f-r 80. Can be seen 1t
COG Nasket SIR Ct Also good "a, a4 ieal
| osT-BREASTPIN. THE FiSDER
- wall ho suttahly rewarded il re-
turned 10 go Jefferson street i,2i--tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

M ASTEb--h GOOD lOT NJ =WD.
W man Tor general housewurls In a
Hmn'l family ~ 40, ll05 Rodney street.
a42Ls
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

I'OR SALE CHEAP.-.THE Stock
i aud hSiuF's Of good meat store, alsD
tne -iure aid dwelling for rent Good fea 5 On $
for selling. Address L. s., this onlco.
ae3-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

w AN TIE D. "A GOOD SECOND
w hand baby coach, Address COACH,
this onice. aa3-St'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

"AArED.-A STU ALTON IN OF.
w Ace or store by boy Is yenrs OF
age, willing 70 make himself useful. Adj
dress WORKS, this Office. H2i-lts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

ko8 SALE = CHEAP, A SMALL.
horsr, kind and Fenilp WIN WORK in nil
Altds .! haracss. Address Is, tbs Office.
a-2i-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

w RENT At ONCE, A
w small store and dwelling IN IL good
location. tall at No. GA W ihdsor ST.
u2i3ts
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
JACKSON CHAGRINED.
He Fails to Knock Out an Amateur at Le-
ROY, Y.

LEROY, n. Y. March 5.-The Peter Jack
sen combination appeared here tonight
before an immense audience. Davies said
he had offered Gus Lambert 500 If he
would spar four rounds with Jackson.
Lambert is powerful man, weighing
about go pounds. He is considerably
shorter than Jakson and very fat.
When time was called for the
first round, the excitement began
and increased until the fight terminated,
when pandemonum reigned. In the first
two rounds Lambert persisted in huggiDg
jackson so that the colored champion
could not get in a blow. The excitement
jackson sssN that Lambert persisted in
hugging him he attempted to fight him
out but Lambert would not have it. He
picked jackson up and ran across the
platform with him and would have throw wn
him over the ropes had II not been for
Ashton, who caught him. Lambert struck
Jackson blow that staggered him ana
the crowd yelled. jackson seemed wlnded.
In the fourth round Jackson fought for
his life but Lambert was there all the time
and when time was called he was in as
good shape as the Australian and the
cheering crowd carried him around on
their shoulders. Jackson refused to shake
hands with Lambert. The latter offered
TO fight Jackson to a finish and tonight
George Dixon, the Boston bantam weight,
was authorized by jackson 10 challenge
Lambert to a finish fight from $500 TO
$1,000. Jackson is terribly discontinued.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
MY FIDDLE.

Ny hddle' Well, Kind o keep her handy, don't
you know;
Though 1 amt so much inclined TO tronlp the
strings and twitch the bow
AS was before the tirnbers of my elbows got 30
dry,
And my fingers was more intar Ike and caper
ish and spry.
Yet can plonk and PUNK and pink
And tune her up and play,
And Just lean back and laugh and wink
At every rainy cay.
hy playin's only niddlin'-tunes picked up when
The KIND o sort O. ddlin' the folks call corduroy;
The old fat gal and Ryestraw'' and Ny sail
or's on the sea''
Is the cowtiiions tnat when the ca ice IS left
to nee
and SO PUNK and plonk and pink,
And rosua up Lay boa.
And play the tunes that made you tALax
The devils in your toe.
That how this dear old Addle's woa my hearts
eadurin lovei
From The strings tie middle 70 the screech
in up above
From her aperR. over bridge and to the ribbon
round the throat.
She's wooin', eooin' pigeon, sinELn' Love ne
every note,
And SO pat her neck and pli-k
Eer strings with ovin' hands,
And lis ain close I soInet4rnes think
SAs 14ad o understands
JAMES WhiJcoub Rlsy.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
FaCIIE MAGNATES AT WORK.

CLEVELAND, O., March 5.-The league
magnates met at o'clock tonight for the
first time today. They discussed the
schedule for a time and then went into d
committee of the whole. Cleveland, Gin
cnnati and Pittsburg made some objec-
ton to the schedule, which is on ten club
basis. and it was referred back TO the sched-
ule committee for revision. The league will
meet tomorrow morning to hear the re-
port.
The delegates were in secret consultation
tonight. but refuse to say what subject
was under consideration. 1t is believed
that an eight club league was the topic
considered. Brush, Of indianapolis today
said that he would sell out. His figures
are between $500 and $4,000 The
opinion here tonight is that both Indian
apolis and Washington Will be bought.
The Detroit people have giveu up trying
to get into the league anG VIII hence1Orth
devote their energies 10 securing admiS-
sion TO the brotherhood. Fred Stearns to-
dav Offered Al johnson free grounds and
first-class club if Detroit could be admit
ted TO the Players league johnson said
he would have to refer tie matter 10 the
meeting here next week. 5tearns then
left for Detroit and President Mills went
to Buffalo TO see what chances there
would be 10 get Rowe and White 10 trans
fer their brotherhood franchise 10 Detroit.
Manager l,eadlev Is still here When
asked about the offer to Al Johnson. Lead
lev said: Yes, We have made the broth
erhood an offer Ne have good oaii ciuD
in Detroit AS well as one OF the best ball
marks in the country, and we want 10 get
into good company. We would prefer the
league. but il we can't get into that or
CauiZation. we shall try TO secure aQnIs-
sion to the brotherhood
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
PRESENT METHODS UNSATlSFAC-
TORY

ABILENE. Kan, March 5.-Considerable
opposition TO the present system Of taxa
tion is expressed among the residents of
Dickinson county. The assessors meeting
passed unanimously the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That the present system of as
sessment of personal property is crude and
imperfect and by it. it is impossible to ar
rive aU Just assessment, and therefore
we request the next Legislature to appoint
a committee to receive evidence and re
port on such a system As will be just to
all. Real estate was ordered assessed at
20 per cent actual value
w Z. Meak, one of the leading farmers
and politicians Of the country, died at his
home near Dillon, of pneumonia, aged Co.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
Beware OF limitations. there Is Only 0 ne
I'henomenally sold

On the wharf at Kittyhunk Inlet there
stood mite of boy. As We rowed ashore
from the fishing yawl he eyed Us critically,
aud when we came within hGiiing distance be
sang ont, without the least embarrassment,
Been a-fishin', fcllorsF
"TGs, replied our good uatured host; I'VE
fished for All hour or two this morning"
Cit ouuy:'
Yes
"How manyT' and "A pair Of eager eyes
swept the bottom Of the tender for evidence
"Can you count, sonuyf' asked the smart
man Of the party.
kinder"
"WeIl, we got just as many fish as you'vs
got fingers and toes. Vow. how many have
We cauGntT'
Twenty-Five" came the prompt response
"Oh. no.
Then you're lyin'n
"Then we're whstl"
Lynn
"On, nor
Fletcher ten cents you are, an put up IN
money
"Ali rirbt, ' SAID the smart one; 'here's a
dollar Now count your fingers and to~s,
and II you haven't Just twenty the dollars
yours
Two little bare feet came down over the
strinspiece Of the wharf. and ~ a brown.
chubby hasd made grab for the dollar taud
got ~ the writer viii cease to care fer the
regard Of his fellow men If that Eittyhuuk
urchin didn't have SIX toes on each foot
Frank Leslie's Newspaper
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06

the track" and otner instruments
of torture were resorted to. He holds
to his theory that the committee can not
lawfully investigate street rumors
Several senators made addresses severely
scoring the attorney general, and his COM
municatiOn was stricken from the record.
Yesterday the report which denounced
senator's who voted for the bill providing
for the appointment of resident agents for
outside newspapers as "unprincipled
demagogues,' political dead beats, :"
''shysters OF the worst stamp" and "orgau-
lied corruptionists, was again taken up.
Senators Worst, Lawrence, Swanston.
Bell and Diese made vigorous .lenuncia-
tion of it. Senator Stevens introduced Il
resolution censuring Barlow and Dodds.
denouncing them as unworthy the
respect of the senate, declaring vacant
the Office of president pro TEN
held by Dodds and calling for the election
of his successor. The resolution was
adopted by a vote of % yeas, 12 nays. To
make the result more conspicuous Senator
Lamar was elected president pro ten. Ex-
citeu1ent among the Legislators is at white
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
yOuNG ADV WITH NERVE

CHARLOTTE, y. c., March Monday
morning about 5 O'Clock Miss Alice Kin
ney, 10 years of age, who with her mother,
lives on a farm in Simpson county, was
aroused by the noise OF some ore in an sd-
jning room. She st one realized that a
burglar was IN the house. She took a re-
vo.ver from under her pillow end holding
il concealed il her hand, she lay AS II
asleep until the burglar came into the
room. Miss Kinney raised herself III bed,
aimed at the burglars head and fred. In
stantiy the burglar turned and she again
fired and lie fell to the ground with a
groap. He died in about FIVE minutes
The alarm was then given and a crowd
gathered at the house The burglar proved
10 he sam kerns, a negro who has given
much trouble.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan. March
8. - The highest temperature was % ,
the lowest 22o and the mean 2Go, with
trace of snow in the forenoon followed
by cold, cloudy weather, fresh to brisk
northeasterly winds, and rising barometer.
Last year Oh March the highest tenn
Ierature was 62o. the lowest q and the
mean 43 :, with cloudless weather.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. d. C.,
March ,. = p. III. forecast until p. IN.
Thursday:
For kansas-Snow; southerly winds;
warmer
For Missouri-Light SHOWS: northeast
erly winds: colder Thursday morning fol-
lowed by warmer by Friday morning.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Latest News by Telegraph in Condensed
Form.

OiEDs
1t is now rumored the headquarters de-
partment Of the Missouri will go to
Kansas City May l.
Charley Mitchell, the pugilist. was ar
rested in London, for beating compan-
ion.
A lengthy debate was carried on in the
house of commons regarding the adoption
of the Parnell commission report.
Many German papers attribute the gov
ernment's defeat in the reflections for the
rcichstag TO the popular discomfort over
its colony policy, especially in regard to
Samoa.
The force under Major Wissmann. will
attack Bwana Heri during the coming
week. The German men Of war Garcia
and Sperber have sailed to assist.
r. K. Donnelly & Sons, of Chicago, one
of the oldest painting and publishing
houses in the west, failed with Liabilities
Rggregating 100000 and assets if disposed
at forced sale will probably realize not
more than 80 per cent.
The commercial exchanges Of several of
the most important cities of Brazil have
passed resolutions boycotting European
goods III favor of goods of American man.
ufactor.
The president has sent a letter of condo
lence to Minister Lincoln.
The Chinese government is massing
troops on the Siberian frontier as an early
attack by Russian forces is feared.
The Utah legislature killed the Austria
Gan ballot bin.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
Incidental rrp~us~s.

One OF the annoyanees 20 when popular
restaurant, VeA as hoseiz, sro subjsctsi, ~
con tinuaI curHe If petty tkisvtug b = patrons
II soap Of good quality Is uSed al the WASH
rooms, il disappears as fast as II is pat out
Hair brushes and combs are carried = ray
every day. and. strange a. Il may seem, every
day finds a restaurant dong b3g busiusss
short on is kTnFes. spoons, forila. cue butter
dlshes sanoer-. and even p.stes. The crusts
a. the castors zr4d salt aHd peDper slGllsr=
slso disappear. IL ths hOtnis tbe k~z Ia fre
glassware "a vnlch drinks are served rs con
s.der.ole annually, and towel. arr eaTri.d
a~ay by tse scere@- Iksnrs are husyfTecis q
people who were re~rT known - hay mate h-
G., bst tasy alTxsTs I'll taeir boxss frozn TIE
puDhc supply. Tlrfz = al ann yIug aud qui-
expensive. sas it Is one o& tEe isa1as q
and tear ia olss4sszs--Sst I>,ssls GIo,e~Dsf
crat
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
SHAKEN OUT OF GEAR,

BY malarial disease, the human machin.
cry cannot half perform its Office Diges-
tion, secretion, evacuation are disordered,
the blood becomes watery, the nerves fee.
BILE, the countenance ghastly. sleepy dis
turbed and appetite capricious. Terrible
is this disease, fell its consequences There
is, however. known antidote to the
miasmatic poison, and a certain safeguard
against it. In malarious regions of our
south and west. in South America, Guate
mala and the IsJAmus of Panama, as well
as in transmarine countries where the
scourge exists, this inimitable preventive
aud remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
has, during the last thirty-tive years, been
constantly widening the area of Its use
fulness, and demonstrating its sovereign
value. Liver complaint, dyspepsia, con-
stipatioD, kidney trouble, rheumatism
and debility are all remedied by it.