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30 far 10 county collsotQgp eEs con-
csrned the county tax ofh61 was 9 Do
serted place this lorenooa and everything
around looked gloomy and foTsaken'
These were neither men Ia The coileetor's
chsirs nor duplicate booke upon the
deskA Taxpayer came aud taxpayer
went away but no TAX collector could 30
found.
When reporter Of the REPUBLICAN,
called about 1880 O'Clock ex.Assessor
McCloskey recliusd upon bio elbow OH
the rear room table; Deputy Real Estate
Collector Charlie Doughevty sat on the
end Of the table looking - u he could
tell something II he dared; little CIipPen
cat 10 the came chair he has occupied Tor
the last Ave months, ready TO note down
the actions Of the tax collectors II thay
camr, but they came not; Johnny Gala
han hustled about between bis new desk
with revolving top and the telephone:
Charlie Doughcriy soon buttoned bis
overcOat about his neck and started home.
Tho reporter told him to remember him
to his father when be saw him.
Ex.Asaessor McCloskey, pressed With
the heavIness Of the surrounding gloom,
bundled up and started down the street,
and the reporter went with him talking
about the ''griP" and cold weather. But
Il was Esd, gloomy and sombrc up ID tbA,
tax ofiice. Where were Dougherty and
Mckeo2
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

James Harrity, who resided In Breck's
Lane, attended high MAS at St. Joseph's
Church, Christiaua Hundred, on sunday
morning, and during the service, while
sitting In his pew, fell over and suddenly
expired. His wife and friends were
greatly shocked, but were unable to
afford any relief His RENAME were con-
veyed to his hume and the coroner noii-
fed. On being made aware of the facts
in the case he will give . certificate oil
death from heart failure. Mr.. Harrity
Was born in Ireland In 1915, and was
consequently rs years OF age. On coming
to this country he engaged to work for
the Messrs. Dupont. and continued In
their employ Tor many years. HE chill.
dren are all dead, although he has sewers
grandchildren residing In the West. Hi
remains will be Inferred at ct. Joseph
cemetery on Wednesday morning, thu
funeral cortege leaving the house at
o clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03


That In the diamond fields OF South
Africa there Is in use vegetable CON-
pound which absolutely takes away all
pain In cases of minor surgery. DR..
Roberts Ia now operating at the Clayton
House in this city for . few days. by
the use of this auasthetlc any tooth can
be extracted without any pain whatso-
ever. To those who object to the use Of
gas or chloroform while having teeth ex
Iracted we guarantee 1t perfectly harm
leas, as 1t containes no cocaine or any in
furious substance. being a vegetable
compound entirely, the gums heal in
much less time than by any other method.
Read what the leading dentists say:
: "This ewly-dlscovered method Of ex
tzacting teeth is 9 God-send to humanity.
] would not lose 1t for 81 goo. Grand fol
erown work. DR.. J. 8. CARoLI,
1908 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.,"
"The greatest thing of the age. Tn,
horror Of extracting teeth and other pain
ful operations has passed away forever
By the use Of this discovery.
s.Dn X. 8. TAYLOR,
1893 fremont st., Boston, Mass.
This is the greatestaooon of the age 70
yourself and your children. Come an,
pes while the doctor IL here. No charg
will be made for those who are not pei
fsctly . tlsaed.
Dentists aud physicians are cordial
invited to the Office to witness the opera
Eons.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
$aoI.6o

The 40 Per Cent. Dis.
count Sale is drawing q
great crowd of buyers. One
customer (not a store-keep-
cry buys one lot $a5a.
Another. less than q hun.
bred, etc, etc.
There ID q clear, clean al.
lowance of 40 per cent. of
your purchase Of Seasonable
Clothing, no matter how
large or small the amount,
for either Ready-Made Or
Made.to-Measure Clothing.
We reserve the right &c
withdraw this discount .,
any time.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03


From present Indications the Meeting
d ths Grand Opera House TO night, 70
eplsbrats The 18th anniversary OF the
birth Of Robert Emmett the Irish mar.
{yr-patriot, will BE- one Of the lsrgest
ever hold 10 the building. Hon. John \.
Tiperiy, Of Chicago. the main orator 81
the evening arrived In the CITY ths
morning, and IN company with fmes
a, Bourke visited the Municipal Court
whore Mr.. Finerty was introduced 70
Judge Ball, Mayor Harrington, City
Solicitor Turner and number o. otntr
gentlemen. Hon. Charles H. McWhor
Ter will recits Hmmeys speech . spoken.
from the dock. General 4. 3. Kenny, Of
Dover, and H. G. Turner. Esq., VIII also
deliver addresses. John McNuity, OF
Baltimore, and N. ]. Conway OF tnis
city will entertain the audience BY Irish
and American patriotic songs, after
which lady Of this city Will coronnte
the bust Of Warrington. Following inc
public meeting there will be . banquet
q the Clayton House, 70 which mum.
Dor Of guests have been Invited, ana
which will bs notable aiair.
Mr.. Finsrty ID . patriot through and
throu Oh. He represented The American
press a. reporter In The Franco. rrnseian
"a aud in III. Lett Of that bate be threw
down bis book aud Rraaped the muskct.
When danger pointed ita finger to the
American nag Mr.. Finsrty went on ths
battlefield and remained TO the end OF thu
strife. He Was elected member Of the
Forty eighth Congress from the Seventh
d,striot Of Ill!nois His participation 10
that Congress will belt any honorable
man. He 10 . large man about tho s!ss
OF Mr.. Bourke, aud when he speaks be
throws his whole soul, mighty big one
into his discourse. There will DO NJ
Admiration fee.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
FOURTH EDITION.


Il
On saturday evening frank Branch.
An Italian, VAS arraigned before tno
Municipal Court on charge Of assault
and battery vim intent to Kill Oficsr
HsrshocN. Constable Dlllin and the
office, haA teen collecting beer bottles
from ~ hoooes In Nttlc Italy on Union
street. fron ITALIANS who were Illegally
using rsospaaclss belonging TO J. p.
Donahos, Ecord q Robinson and Peter
Ebnss. They had gathered q large
number OF >heas bottles, and upon enter
ing Branck's b louise, armed with search
warrant, the latter drew knife upon the
police officer. He WAS then taken into
custody and locked up ut police station.
In Bfanek's house were discovered :
number Of bottles belonging to the vari-
Gus city bottling establishments and nlse
several quarters Of beer. Some OF the
bottles were filed and soDe were empty.
The legitimate bottlers have complained
for soma time that the Italians after buy
ing their bottle beer would not return
tbs emptiea. Hence the action BY the
municipal authorities 10 restore their
property. II 10 stated that quite lucrs'
tive busineas hss been conducted by
Branch, snd he flne for this offence will
be very heavy ~ he Is liable to forfeit
and pay One Of 80 cent? for each BOTTLE
thus illegitimAtely used, and 96 were
found In his quarters.
Harry Porter was assigned % interpre-
ter to Branch. and hearing OF the case
was postponsd until the evening 1t 2
]. Boyd. charged with erecting frame
building contrary 70 tie city ordinapces.
was given until Saturday next 70 make
the building conform to the law.
Samuel Brooke, Union moulder,. was
charged with disorderly conduct by Mar
tin Mack, . non -union man. ct tho VIII
miDgton AalIeabie Iron Company
Works. Mack acc used Brooks Of shout
ing s'bah-h h" At him aud uslng . vile
epithst. John K. Hart testified that he
was the man who shoussd ut Mack.
Brooks WAS acquitted. Hart was arrested
and held for . further hearing this even
ing.
Isaac Turner and George Harris were
charged with Drunkenness. The latter
wss discharged and Turner was fined u
and costs.
On Sunday morning Gassubein Fano
| aad Michael Eano were charged with
assault aud battery OH Elizabeth Charles,
but the hearing ofthc case was postponed
until this morning.
| William Jones, A. J. Duff and George
Taylor were all fined 81 each and cost
for drunkenness.
At this mornings session OF the courl
Michael McDonongh was charged viii
interfering with Officer UpdyEe In III,
discharge of his duty. The hearing was
at the request of the prisoner, held Ovel
until Wednesday morning.
| Albert Hoskins was arrested by Ofiice
Brown for daorderly oopduct 81 Secont
and vanBuren streets. Ifs was fned =
and costs.
Michael and Gassubela Fauo were al
raigued charged by Elizabeth Charlie
| With assault and battery. Michael VA
dischsrgsd by payment Of costs.
The woman admitted that she struc
Mrs. Charles across the wrist, but M
until alter Mrs.. Charles had called b,
told blind eye. MIRA Charles admitte
that she called her the name quote,
Mrs. Ftno was DISCHARGED by payment
costs, amounting to $685..
Samuel NJ. Scott was held In 800 ba
for the upper court on Q charge Of Ia
ceny.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
A MystcrIous Robbery.

READING, March 2.-A mysterious
robbery occurred this evening ut the
resid ence Of william Richards, = labor
log man, at All South Second Street
When the family went up stairs to 20 to
bed they found the whole upper part OF
the house rummaged. In the garnet,
hidden in . Tin can, In the bottom Of 4
barrel Of walnuts, Mr.. Richards had hid
den away $500 In gold, the savings oil .
number OF years. When the barrel wal
reached It was found to be overturned
berry was evidently committed while the
fam lily was In the house.
A short time before tho discovery, one
Of the daughters Of the family saw Z
strange man coming out Of the alley
leading into the back yard. As she waa
able to give a description Of him, he will
probably be caught.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
w. B. SHARP Il co.
Fourth and Market streets.
DuB LlC SALE.

PuBLic SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public sale.
on the Bowl Farm, 4 of mile from
Bear station. Delaware Railroad. On
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1890.
at IL O'Clock, a. M. sharp.
good horses. ~
Nc: !, s Nc "a. steel gray coming ~, A.
lbs, well broken to all Harness. u real
good driver for n young horse.
years old. ID hands high, weighs lo0 !bs..
fearless Of steam. safe for u 1ady;a mare
of extra fine qualities.
No. 3, Joe, u dark bay. black points.
coming years old. 10 hands high, has
been driven and handled some. performs
well, promising young horse.
No a, Nelly, brood mare, coming ii
years old, 1917 hands high, kind in all
harness, perfectly sound, now In foal by
Gold Dust.
No. 5, Frank, n dun horse, 10 hands
high, coming IL years old, biocky built
| suitable for q cart or good for truckers
use.
| 10 years old, good driver and worker.
good worker
Ton head of choice homo. ysH1l
raised milch Cows, young. ofhxe
good size and quality, all raised NIX
by myself, Durham Stock, will be fresl
by day of sale, others forward springers
one 2-year-old heifer, one stock bull, 1
good Berkshire shoats.
double York carriage,1 spring wagon
blackboard wagon, stadcbaker far u
wagon with rigging to lit, Osborne sci
binder in perfect order, stubble rake
2-hurse plows, syracuse and Wiord;
twin harrow, 2 cultivator5, boat an
gill not In good order. shoyels, forks,an
, hoes, a set of wagon harness, a set Q
double carriage harness, set of skngl
, carriage harness, pillow harness, collar
: and brides. about 80 bushels of goo
, seed potatoes, Chill White and Earl
Rose; household goods. bedstead,
feather bed, mattress, walnut refrigei
ator in good order, one old time cornc
, | clock.
Terms-All sums of $40 and unde
| ca sh; over that amount credit OF
months will be given on purchaser gil
= ing a bankable note with an approve
endorser; interest from date.
!. j. c. DIEHL.
william j. Lank, Auctioneer.
81 2ljlnI&s-atw j. W. Burris Clel
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
THIRD EDITION


a surpriss party was rendered Miss |
L aura EMERSON last Friday evening, the |
5ijsnds meeting 1t the residence II Dr..
Ivln Finn, In Newport, and proceeding
81 tho house Of Mr.. Alexander Everson,
short distance weat Of the town. The
lRarty IVES Tor tho celebration Of her 10Th
6irthdAy, and tho young people were
dressed In sheets, pillow-cases and mAsks,
and were gh0stly -looking Get They
ps0ceeded TO the front door; ono Of the
party raped. and It was responded 70 BY
1Eiss Laura in person. She gave one
eeream and hid herself back Of the door
at seeing such notwithstanding party.
uhe coon recovered from the shock and
began the difficult task Of trying to iden-
tiiy her numerous friends, which was
completed only alter some Of them un-
masked themselves
Tho ghostly garb WA very warm. -
there ware TWO fires In the spacious par
lors, and the weather was also warm and
damp, and all were very much relieve d
alter having dispensed with their garb.
Tho next event WAS to distribute among
che guests ANAL roll Of letter papers
tied in several parts, with . difieren,
number and word for each apartment.
The gentlemen were to ind the lady that
had the number corresponding to thsirs,
80O Yak uVo mluuteD ou VAIL e0ujcc'
that was written ON the paper.
The remainder Of the evening was then
spsnt in playing games until about l 1. 81
o'clock, when al were invited out to thu
niping-room to partake Of . bounteou'
feast that consisted Of Ice cream, cak'
and nuts.
After doing good justice to these the!
retired TO the parlors and engaged II
names until nearly the hour Of one, whe,
81 started for their homes, after hayini
ppent very pleasant aud enjoy sble even
ing with their sociable hostess. ANON
T, th0ss present were the following. Mise
ella and Alice johnson, A. L. Cranston
Emma Kilviugtou, Katie Justis. sadi
Finn, Eta Lyman, Ella Barrett, Sara
Bnodgrass, Anna Bryan, Edith Trump
Jennie Lyman, Mr.. Harvey Craig AM
vile, john L. Whann and wife, Griffit
Gamble and wife, DIR. Irwin Finn. Mrs
=. J. Crapston, Messrs. r. X. Robinson
J. @. Justts, j. Perkins Groome, Georg
and j. OBJ Snyder, Warner Smith, ]
Baird, Harry Chandler and Mr.. Taylor
Of Wilmington; VIM. A. Mitchell
Harry L. Ball and Alvin satterthw Alta
VI Stanton; DR.. l. II. Ball, OF Brandy
3 vino Springs, Del, and number Q
ethers.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
FIFTH EDIlll|
In the Churche,


Bishop Coleman preached IN w..
town, N. j., yesterday.
Calvery Guild meets TUESDAY, .,.,.
The n. E. Churches eoltCrs,S S'
Lords supper yesterday.
Last evening there were u,.
Swedes bapiised, Mt the Second r."
Church. BY Missionary Lang.
Rev. J. q. Long preached at MI,
Avenue BAp,iat Church.
Father Finn will lecture In Mup,,I
and Philadelphia this mouth.
Rev. A. N. keigwin last events
nouncNd the meeting In W-s, Chu,I
the Woman's Missionary socielv
Thursday afternoon ats O'Clock.
Tho Mexican Missionary Band a,
Andrews Church meets Tuesday
noon.
Ollvst Presbyterian Church rec.i,,
new members BY profession aud . b,|
ter yesterday. Her people SHOW
knew what they needed when ii,
lected vigorous young pastor.
Rev. George NJ. Hickman presch,l
"Time'tto little boys YESTERDAY, /
Sunday he will preach TO little I'll
tho First Presbyterian Church.
| In Eleventh. and Walnut Church p
Benson 10 preaching TO worklugusn
| et Mary's r. q. Church hl, ri
Ing Of about 100 colorei people
Sunday, instructed by Father dsRu,l
| "Hcll" WAS Father Birmingham,
al 81. Paui's II. Q. Church, aud al
great congregation last evening, I'd
anticipated lecture was postponed
weeks on account OF the uckns,
Father Fsllon, the pastor, who at
to leave his loom. He Is receiving
msnt aud the best nursing ilst
hospital, Philadelph!A
Ia et. Andrews Church ha "
Rev. William McGlathery ps,sl
| sermon OF unusual merit md
He took for his text the 10Th verA
81 chapter Of the eplstle Of ST. II
tho PHILIPPIANS: 'For cur coavs(
Il In heaven; from whence also VI
, for tie Savior, the Lord Jesus Chi
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

DR.. J. s. Carroll, a leaii ,.S,i a'I ID
Bridgeport, Conn.,, says; ',oised
OF extracting teeth is a ,,iar a
humanity. l would mot le K, Iosl
Grand Tor crown work. IN ,e.iI
at the Clayton House ana VA va sbso,
lew days; teeth extr4eieu -
without pain,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

II Was reported that last evening
~ after 10 o'clock Mayor liArriug'd
coming down Market street, notice
tho saloon Of Sarah l.. Lceg, NJ
was open and lighted up aud "a
standing In front OF 1t; also that he
direct TO the police station ard sen
cers Galloway and Floyd, with u
tions To close the raloon And 1u
Mrs Legg TO appear before hlm
o'clock this morning. The Msyq
seen this morning In reference
matter, and he said that he dld eo'
| there and seeing the nloon opea
| man going from the cASv.Ags into
stopped and ordered ! to os clo,a
atterward sent the officers named \
that his orders were oil eyed, but
not summon Mrs. Leag TO appear
hun. He did not even know WA.
Legg was violating the law, but nc,
WAS open under very suspicious 9
stances for Sunday night. otae
that Mrs. Lsgg has NO entrance
house except thr, ugh the bar.ioV !,
that having been out riding ID
liage tho lIghu were lit while one
through TO the dwelling pAr'
house.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03


B. =. spscht, superintendent Of the
Prudential Insurance Company called at
the REPUBLICAN office today aud stated
that when DR.. Stout showed him the
picture Of partly nude woman be did
not tell him that It was Mrs, AcComb,
nor any ether woman. He wished also
to emphatically deny that Mrs. AcComb
made application for = policy TO the
Prudential Insurance. Company, but was
refused on socount Of immortality;
II va, impossible. he said, for the
company to reject the application. ~
Mrs. McComb never applied for policy.
Mr.. q. B. Scholl was with Mr.. Specht
when the nude picture WAS shown BY DR..
Stout, and he. too, says 1t Was not repre-.
sonted that the picture was . iikeLess Of
Mrs. McComb, nor was that lady's nams
mentioned.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
AISvlnr Alligator.

The smallest menagerie ever ~
In Wilmington 10 now on e1hle.s'
at Mr.. James II. Harkins' WHO'S
retail tobacco store, No. 2lo W.
street. Mr.. Ha klns sells 10 W,
popular cigars that he eau ailcA
: living alligator, while al, !, is's N
persons ara cordially invited - - \,
No. 2l6 W. Fourth street spu 'A-'
frea look
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Manuel Richenberger took possession
OF the sales stables of W. Y. Warner, on
Maryland avenue, this morning, and he
has on land several horses that he will
sell at reasonable p ices. Persons having
horses to dispose of should give him q
call, as he Is always ready to buy as well
IS TO sell. As soon rs the season fairly
opens he expects to have public sale
eHeru week.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
DIED.

GLENN-on March O. 1890, Mary, wife OF
James Glenn, nged 80 years.
: Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend her funeral from tho
residence of her daughter, Mrs. berry,
sixteenth and scott streets, on Wcdnes-
dny afternoon Services at the house Ut
i O'Clock. lntcrment ut Green HUI
Cemetery.
HARRITY-On March 2, 1880, James Hnr-
rity, aged rs yenrs.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, In Brcek's Lalo, Chris
49, Hundred. On WsGa9s1aJ nfornins
| at . O'Clock. High Mass ct 81. Joseph'i
Church. fnterment at St. Joseph Gene
| terry.