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Daily Republican., 1890-04-02


Garrett Fl. Carter, WHO was com mitted
70 inc cells yesterday nprning for drunk
nhess' va uiscAArGed pit this mornings
sesslon OF the Municipal Court,
Thomas Mckenzie, who WA YER,
Arusk At the time, came to Officer Crav.
iofu iast evening aad ~ ksd him to arrest
saloon Keeper who had refused to sell
him pint OF whisky. Inst cad of troub.
ma himsetf about the saloon keeper, the
sficsr took Thonas to tho hall, aud this
aolning Judge Ball I'm posed q fine OF 81
Asj coSis.
Another officer found Daniel Haney
lying on the street very drunk and es-
corted him to the bsll. The accused
iaid that be had no home and generally
stayed at the ainIshouIc at night. He
was incl % and costs, which will W.
him FREQ accom- medatons at New Castle
Tor the next twenty daya.
Luke 0'Mearx Was I'd und last night by
officer Burroughs lying on Lombard
street near Second very drunk. He was
taken TO the hall and this morn ing said
that he beioags IN Centreyiile, and tn at
he came here last evening about 9
o'clock. He said that be walked around
tho streets until he got tired and then
laid down. He was ordered to pay 50
and costs, which will probably deta n
him In New Castle for the ensuing
twenty days.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Yesterdays Baltimore Sun had q spc-
cIal despatch from Snow Hill, Nd,
which eaid: Eugene j. Macheret, one
Of three prisoners who broke Jail In Snow
Hill early last Saturday, and who was
recap,ured the same day while in tho act
oil breaking into . store . fsw miles
from town. nearly succeeded In escaping
again from the same place on Sunday
night. He had sswn his leg irons IN
two, together with the chain that held
him to the floor OF bis cell, and was lust
completing the saving CT hasp that
held the iron shutter across his window
and which was the last barrier to his
escape, when some persons psssing the
Jail hoard him and gave the alarm. The
jailer again searching him to no purpose,
threatened to chain him upon his back
to the floor. whereupon Macherst took
from bis mouth fine saw which no used
TO do the work.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Mrs. Esther Springer, Of MI Cuba,
MIL Creek hundred, having attained her
Slst year, was visited last evening by .
lumber Of her neighbours. who conclud
ed that they would render the OCCASION
memorable. The old lady was COM
pletely surprised as she had not anticl-
pat, d such = gathering, but she never
theless enjoyed herself very highly.
Among the visitors were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Montgomery, Mrs. Wilkinson aud her
daughter Florence, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Frederick, Mrs. Kate Vandever aud her
daughter ReDa, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. lie acs,
Mr.. james Marshall, Mr.. Il. Hickman
aud daughter, Mrs. Stops. Alfred
Springer and Others. Considerable
Amusement was afforded by ono OF the
visitors who disguised himself ms a col
ored man. Refreshments in abundance
were served and the visitors departed ut
a reasonable hour, leaving b,hind them
various articles ~ tokens OF th6ir estssm
Of the aged lady on whom they had
called on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
DOea,

| The cholcest brauda OF wine, liquor AMI
cieArs At the Delaware House
Meals at all hours At the r,elawa ar
House, No. 5l3 Market ssrest
Persons IN want Of ister x ode shout,
! visl, Ferguson, II Eat sersDd street.
board by the day or week at ths Della.
ware House. No. 5is Market street,
The best tiutype made In ths eityi, .
.Commings gallery, sVa Market street.
| Atwood pants to ORDER. $500. Liver
pool and London Tailors. SET Market.
! Bush French street wharf 10 th,
place 70 buy your coal
For your Easter eggs call on Fere uson,
No. II East Second street.
! Punch aud Judy 10 night at Institute
Hall, Admission 10 cents.
Don't forget to call on 8. A. Thorn at
e23 Market street. when In want OF
lobby spring suit.
Dancing tonight. Institute Hall. Full
orchestra, Admission 10 cents.
Rest and cheapest fruits in variety. IL.
< O., n. W. cor. Fourth aud King.
The best relief for cough aud hoarse
ness is Mcinall's Syrup Of Tar, 50 cents.
Danforth, druggist. sacond and Market.
Mrs. DeVou, the fashionable dress-
maker, has removed 10 $50 West Sixth
street.
One OF the cb oicest books of tho season is
IN, me Lille o. Harriet iicscler stowe" writ
In ny herself and SON., For safe by JomsC.
W SssksTEs u" French street. AGENTS
kcasles, tbs cough and all troubles
affecting the lungs OF children arc rapiily
cured by Simms' Cough Syrup for Chill
dren; 25e. Sold by dru4 gists; depot 4ih
aud King.
Men. women and children, bring In
your Red Light tags and get an elegant
pocket knife free. Chapman, Seventh
and Orange and East Third.
O. J. Hession, Sl7 West Front street.
Is selling Lchigh and schuyikill coal at
IS per ton. Give him call.
Call aud examine Thorp's stock of
goods when In want OF . new spring suit
At s9s Market street.
The last Of the series o! United Lenteu
services is to be held in st. Andrews
Church at Z Is o'clock this evening. The
preacher tor the occasion is the Right
Rev. Bishop Coleman.
Preaching by ID. J. santmler, Free
Methodist Evangelist, to. night At 7.45, In
Hall. Fourth aud shipley
streets. Seats free. All welcome.
VIM. Bright, ESQ.,. has returned from
bis trip to Florida in the enjoyment OF
good health.
Susan NJ. and Frederic Darlington |
have been granted letters testAmeatary |
OH the estate of Edward Darlington. late
Of this city.
II. II. Gallagher has taken the cigar
store at the northeast corner OF Seyoath |
and Walnut etreeis, and is now selling |
tho lest cigars ut the lowest rates. He |
u attentive aud obliging and deteryes q |
fair share OF patronage.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The Wilmington Local baggage Elk.
press Company has made arrang ements
10 accommodate their patrons arriving at
the r., w. & \. station for the prom l
and careful delivery of their Baggage.
Messrs. George d. Watson and ]. j. Nc
Mullen, 10th OF whom are well known to
The travelling public, will be found at the
Exit Of the r, w. Il B. station, where
they will take your checks and SEQ that
your baggage is promptly delivered. II
You want good service, do not surrender
your checks until you see either of these
gentlemen, who will always b. found at
the place indicated on the arrival OF ali
ha'ns. Ii you have baggage to he deliv-
cred to any railroad stption. or desire a
carriage call, telephone No 1893 or No.
Goa.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Judge Ball this morning, in speashl
OF tho remarks that have been made
Tho Levy Court rohecting on the mann'
In which jurors are detained In thu clul
at an expense 10 the county, said'
~ just want to say that the atatemej
that has been made about tho court keel
ing tho general jury In ATTIC dance ddid
the trial OF the special Jury cases Is
true, and without the shadow OF tfuii
1t always has been the desire OF the coaj
to ssCertA,n the time case would al
aad thea 81 chargs the jury until
time. In tho case Of Andcr or :, =
vs., tho city tho chief justice ,...scbnsd
me general Jpr on Monday uuii Tha11
CAV aud did this whenever ha COW
with safety discharge the jury"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
THIRD EDITION
street and sewer Commissioner

Street and sewer Commissioners.
Tho directors OF the Street AMI Sewer
CommfssioE he'd regular meeting last
night. The clerk oil the board reported a
balance IN bank to current expenses of
$l.5e0.O2; to intercepting sewer. {47,-
3d6. n; total, FOL, 93s79
Tbs weekly payroll, el5l.65; the
mnnthly payroll, t30S. So; pay-,3ll Of
ths Engineering Department x.47 IS:
the quarterly pay-ro'l sssJs. So, we're
lpsssei and ordered paid.
asife number Of petitions for tap.
piVE sewers were granted.
Joseph T. Iur,on was awarded the
contract for Furnishing sand Tor paving
Shiplsy strle! from Front 10 Tenth at as
ctnts per losd oil 20 bushels.
8. N Smeltz, clerk OF the market, re-
ported collections amounting to Sll7.79
during the month.
The seer tsty was Instructed to adyer.
~, .se Tor proposals for grading AID paving
thirteenth street from French to LON
oafc streets, and for grading Of vanieyer
avenue between Thatcher aud Ciaymon.
sireets.
The petition Of the Wl-,i ngton CIV
Railway Company TO erect electric wires
10 enable them 10 continue the electric
cars from Tenth down to Eishth on
Market street was granted with the fol-
lowing stipulatlons: TIE poles are to TO
N The middle OF Market stree. from
Eighth to Tenth ,treets. These poles
are TO be Iron. about Is ieet high, aud
are to be placed centrally between the
tracks. with an arm extending each way
10 the centre OF the care. The trawley
wire VIII be suspended from the ends OF
shese arms and Tho supply wires will run
centrally over the poles. The poles will
Dc put about 125 feet apart, and Will
nave conical Iron base wide enough on
me bottom to prevent wheel hub from
striking It In passing
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The stree, -'Ht wAs we'll patronized
this morning, and prices ruled 10 i.iiows.
Butter, 80 81 10 Q. nts psr pound; stgs, IL
to 20 cents per dozen; bssts, 8 ccnts DO.
bunch; celery. 5ctnts psr s.Alk; rsdishes,
10 eehts per bunch; potatoes, 70 cents to
ID Per bGsbel; chcksps, 90 csnis to 81 40
per pair; oats. IS 10 IS cents par bushel;
esrn, 40 to 45 cehtS psr busksl; pork, IS
per hundred; oranges. 10 10 40 cents L
dozen; lemous, 10 to % cents per dozen /:
bananas, II to Is cents por dozen.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
FIFTH EDIPll


-. s"h NhHflg
nn ame notorious John, ALA. ga
~, nSaesn was arraigued before ,v,,i A,t1
.nis morning on a very .e,,S Saisssl
which u spostan,istsd viii ' riI q say
nuuity Of bis presence for 4 S N.Y.
yeArf. VIA
The evidence showed ,la,l,,
about $50 O'Clock Piiscll. Tso,aVll,
respectable colorcd wom,n sna
% or ~ years, who reside, in 4 a s ~
nios'on. was on her way bona y.
gown Fourth street, whon An, @
loved by the accused from ri,S
finiing that hs was dets,nlns, ,, ~ ~, ,.'
her, che concluded to mako Ia, W Onoy
.ae s.ssmer CITY Of Chester At Fa%9.|
suees wharf. on which her sop, A ~"
youta vi ~ years, is ,mrifvrl Nv,
she was In Iron, ui Wil,n,'. c..t
Oh fon III street below the r.l ,o'ii ~
defendant seiz,d der. and Mo- a,,..
Ing 10 iorce some whisky ii,p Imp
from . bottle which he Ml Win 'I n.y.
pulled her In HE yard wbere 10 NJ,
u most Infamous proportion. sb, th ~.
tned to xiii her uales. she Nopl i''
sent. ' ''-'u e'
Tho poor woman was To-, halle os.,
emu 70 make an oltery. hut lot urais,J
o. this time Jane. Metal non s
South Wilmington, me- Man,
cHustd him to le,lt n, \.
time being. He, however s,vt,j an
her q saiD. but as ar. McCul,onIb H.
pened to meet UGlcer G lpor ,ni j..
him oil tie assaul., be arrived IA time
prevent a repetition.
When the officer ,oji hc,l OF Du,,
ne made ttrenu0ai res.st,nce. su
while he was siraygIluI with HIN oas ,
Dugsn's gang, who was conce led in n
dArkuess, threw \ trick, vkich kpOck.
the officers lat of Findng ihitehu
murderous tough 10 deal with ,Ae OIL,
drew his club aud broke 1t oyerAsAs,
aud upon 90 ing that he was sin
tcrmirei to resist, aud that If, glly N
likely ~ any moment 10 ju p lpon III
drew Ills ievolv-f, which Il. me elect
quleting the prisoner. At Va NJ
Chl er Burlsish arrived and as,.lti
taking the desperate 10 the hail, was
ho was locked Ia a cell, and al lals mod
in.'s session OF cour! was placed II Il
dock.
After hearing tina evidence The Judd
said that Il WAS u very serious churgl
and ordered him to furnish II. 40 for HI
appearance at court, and bis iulende,
victim wM held TO await the a.ilOn q
Attorney General Rl,gs Ia witness
Dugsn has an ulclyl.b.e repuu,o(
In this community aad hsa irsqucnNI
been before the cour. ior dnd,ut o|
f.nsss, some OF which Lave coasans
him for tsrms OF few months IL Ne(
Caste Jail.
The ouense with which be htot
charged Is the most strlous fo' vll;A
, has ever been arrsigned. Chsp;eJ y.
Section IL, Of the Revised Cole, ptOdl
that:
III any person shall with violence
sault anv finale with intent to comm,
rara, sach person shall be deemed 81,
OF felony aud shall DO fned not l'a Y
two hundred nor more than Nv: huad
dollars, shall stand one hour in the
Tory, shall be whipped with thirty la
aud iMprisoned not exceeding
years"
Officer Gainor 10 entitled to tho q
est credit for making the arrest
Duasn is an ugly man to deal with,
wlthstAndlng the prisoners o st
he held en- TO him, aud bad his cub
broken, would have sabducd him 50
than no did.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The opening trade sale of II. RIchen-
berger q; the bazhr on Maryland avenue,
on 1ueldsy. was quite largely attended
and passed OF satisfactorily. Some 50
horses were sod At prices ranging from
$50 TO s1s0, dry cove at S22 to s35, and
wagons, whips, etc., went oil at tolerAbiy
fair rates. Mir. Il. will have anolher sa 9
ON Wednesday, the 23l inst, when a
large collection OF stock will be sold. We
nope the attendance will be large, as
such sAies must prove great advantage
70 TIE business men of our city, and
they should therefore take an Interest In
she enterprise displayed by Mr.. Richen-
berger and endesvor to contribute TO hi
success.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Mr.. William Mills having reached his
l1,h birthday, the occasion Was celebrat-
cd Last evening BY number OF his
friends. Many Innocent games were In
du'ged in and pleasant evening
wa, spent ty all. Amorg those
present were, Misses Ida Parvis, May
Sparks, Ema Hinlsley, Edith Barr,
Bertha Middletcn, Annis Sullivan, Lizzie
Davis. Jennie Middloton, and Msssrs.
Cooper llill, Howard Smith, Walter
Loudon. John Hodz kiss, Janice Middle
ton, Charles Rono, Harry Wor,h, Wal.
lace Connolly, aud Charles Mag G.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
FOURTH EDITI0N.


Charles Moore died AZ bis residence,
No. 4l0 East Fourth street, at o'clock
this morning, In the SD year Of his age.
By the death OF Charles Moore another
link binding the present with the past 10
broken. His whole lilo was spent he.
ln Wilmington, nearly eFsryh-. Ina.
n'"' "nu eve'y"oov -su The utmost con-
.s.rce IN him. lilo lie psaed the hip.
building trade with JONI Harris, father
OF the present John Harris, who 10 still
living ln thu city. He followed his trade
tlrjughout lis active l!ff, and ut one
time, when WOO zen p-buildiDg was =
leading industry in the city, Mr.. Moore
carr led o, . large e.tabliAhmelt in con-
nsctiou with his brother Enoch, lately
deceased. Enoch Moore, his nephew,
still carries on the busipese.
For several yesfs past the inhrmiiies OF
age compelled Mr.. Moore to live retired
lie. The religious life OF Mr.. Moore has
been OF that eIem olary character as to
bring him into prominente In all reli-
gfous and moral movements. Though n
descendant of q yaker stolk, he became
converted At . Methodist meeting aud
became most enthusiastic Methodist ali
the remainder OF his lie. He Joined
Asbury NJ. E. Church In 1883, under the
Rev. Joseph Lybraud, and was soon
Afterwards made class header, W hich he
remained until his death. Last Friday
night week ago no st,eI del a meeting
In the church, In which he said. all tho
fiat members Of his class had gone home
to glory. and his class, Though tic same,
was composed Of new mean ers.
He then spoke as II It was the last time
he ever expected to meet bis friends III u
like capacity. At the communion ser.
vice In March he took an active part and
said at that lime that he thought 1t was
bis lat communion on earth. The Last
church service he attended was on Bum
day morning week ago, at which time
he occupied seat In the pulpit rocess.
and when called upon to dlsmlss the con
gregstion, he again spoke ss If 1t was the
last time he would be permitted to
attend church. He took sick on the
evening of that day, and his prcmoni-
tions were realized.
Besides being class leader Mr.. Moore
was also . steward and 81 exhorter uuti
he was licensed as local preacher. lie
took prominent part In tho city mis-.
sion work, and for thitty years he at
tonced and held services vt tho Almeh0use
before that Institution was removed to i,s
present location.
Charles Moore spraug from revolution.
AIRY stock and took great interest ia gath
ering and preserving Incidents OF the
revolution pertaining to hIs family, who
although OF Quaker descdat. was lmbued
with the Anthony WAyne spirit.
His political antecedents were Demo-
cratic, out when the temperance move !
ment started he fofsook bis party and |
Allied himself to The Prohibition party.
and WAS its iifst candidate for Congress
In this state. ..a
r., Mr.. moore has beon twice N arried,
Three children, Mrs, George r. TowD.
send, Mr.. w. II. Wright, q widow.
Charles, an only son, the latter of y .ru
dslphis, ara lett from the fit,s hiia-
His second vito was Sarah P. ua 'ou.
they had no caildrea. Tho I'll eIs, pat
funeral had no. been fly, l., lin linz loi Tue
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

10 F'Aow where clothing is repaired AZ
600, ionic prices: % cents will shorten
coat sleeves, pants OF few up rip, some
timcs correct \ misft; rs cents will pay
for cleaning aud pressing coat; u for
d. cling pants; ~ Tor alteration, repairs
and dyeing; panta aud vekts, so cents;
cleaning vest and pressing. 80 cents
sleeves heightened, IS cents. Whole
new, fashionabls suits TO order, ti4 to
s2s. Psnts, % up To IS. Style, Mt and
satisfaction guaranteed. New stylos OF
cloth shown with pleAsure. Mr.. VIM.
McKcuz.e learned his trade In the old
country snd is a thoroug h-koing work
man. reliable In every respect. Southwest
corner Third and shivlsy streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

T1e following officers re elected Ia t
evening by the Grand Commando Y
60 orei Knisht. Tenplsr Tor His State:
r. Il. g. c., ar h. II. Weeks; X &. q.
D. g, Sir c. II. Wilson; V. Il. g. G,
eir s V. B. Carty; V. e. @. C. c., Cir A.
Thamas, v. L. G. r., Sir William II.
Calds ell; v. Z g. 7. Sir C. ]. SIN til,
v. y. 9. L., Sir II. $. Jenkius; G. s. W,
Dir j. II. Shockley; G. j W, Sir Wi
lam II. Clayton; F. g. W, Sir T. z.
Pc Ties; u. G. y, b., Sir William Miles;
9. q. s. B., 81 George II. Davis; q. Z.
g., Sir G. Ii. Stevenson; G. G., Sir J. NJ,
Mi Ter.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

About o'clock last evening flre was
discovered In franc house At Rlddle's
Bsnks, aud word was telephoned to the
police station At onca. Thu Phnnix co.
sfns and hose carriage and the Friend
snip hose carriage responded, and upon
arriving st the place prevented the flames
from spreading to the large mills and
cher buildings In tho viciaity. The
houss with lts contents was totally de-
stroy'd. but the loss Is covered by insur,
ance.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

hyatt's Military Baud fair In Institute
NAL last evening had 500 guests, who
were Rlea ly amused and wei enter.
tanned by Prot. Colt, who ea,e, bresthes
aud blows fire out OF his mouth, In,
ilir has b'en successful. A very pleas.
ant evening can be socially enjoyed In
viewing the many attractions pow omen
every Night
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Christina Wei, wife Of Fraleisl'
We'll, Of the lrn Of Wei q RpsSII
No. Ill West Second stree. del 'aj
suddenly at = O'Clock this morning ny
= sudden attack of pneumonia, she " "
only sick about twenty minutes; "
Blocksom was hastily summoned, "
TOO late to save the lidys lla. ~
W,il WAS q lady very rcttg, 10 VA
good work. u member oil 81. lanJ
lutheran Church and Treasurer q w
Aid Society of that caufcl ~
Laoies take place place on nIg
next. Services - -.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

An invitation from Maryland Com
mandery, No. 1, N. X. T., OF Baltimore,
hse been received BY st. John Command
cry, No. ! OF this city, to visit Baltimore
May and take part in the centennial
exercises. The Invitation has been &C.
copied, aud the cominaHdery will leave
this city on q special train early In the
morning OF that day and return in the
evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Twenty thousand pieces of wall paper
At II. ID. Hollis, 2l3 West Second street;
hue gold, smbo ,sed paper, 20 cen
apece; right nice Mica paper. 0 col
apiece; sl'o inrgs stock OF al grade.
Tom the most common TO tie rnrst. !
savs large force of practical paper
hangers and WORK done without delay
Estlm ties given with pleasure. II. u.
Holt, BIB West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The last OF the series Of upilel LeDteu
seryices will be held In ST. Andrews r.
K. Church, Eighth aud shiplcy streets,
this evening, wien Bishop Coleman will
deliver o sermon aud cInso the services
It is expected that all he clergy of tbs
p. f. Church In thi. city will be in at
tendance, and excellent music will be
rendered BY the choir, under the direc-
tion OF John Craig.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Jno. p. Donshoe, bother, 5l7 and $40
Orange street, wishes TO inform his Gus.
toners and the public generally that he
hss just received an invoice of the cele-
brAted Bartholomay Rochester Book
Deer, pronounced by coDnisteurs to be
the hEest ever produced, and Is now
ready TO deliver all orders promptly.
either In bottles OF bulk. Telephone cali
No 30
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

At meeting In Scott N. Il. Church,
ihs following officers were elected: Trus-
tees, Thomas Wilson, James r. Lank,
WIN. ii. Valentine. three years. The
other trustees are, John T. Bartlett,
George Davis, A. !. Harvey, two years;
Isaac McKsig, Joseph Davis, John Ken
dali. one year. There WAS more Interest
taken In the election than on any pre-.
vious occasion but the contest passed OF
quietly and every one teemed pleased
with the result.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Mr.. Haradon, Of Westboro, has at last
arrived with the celebrated tr. ncao
kalely, and will exhibit The same at the
stosA rooms OF b. +. Mcdaniel s. Co. +,
lots Msrket street. He will remslu
mill ihursday morning, and those wi L.
ing 10 see this celebrated wheel should
NO; miss tho opportunity Of calling and
examining tho same
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The tngboat Colonel s. j. Brown.
which is now lying at tho wharf Of the
Pussy & Jones Company, has two libels
against her. One Is filed by Captain
William A. Sloan OF tho schooner VIII
liam II. Shurberg for damages sustained
Monday morning by being run Into on
the Delaware river. The otser is brought
by Lanurliz O'anisen, captain OF the
Norwegian bark Elnar, for collision on
the same day.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

" iiilam simpson of Eidystone, Pa
$50, our city this morning Tor the
purpose OF maa.:.s arrangements 10 sup.
ply some OF our buiiders with the best
nd-mgde brick for the erection oil
bulljiu2'. They will be delivered by
ether boat or cars at moderate prices.
Fer.ons intending TO erect houses nay
save tnoiey BIZ giving his flrm o call.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The patrol wagon answered ll,soa /.
last evening, ami the necessity W. ,,,,
other horse becomes greats rt'l s,oa
The calls Last mig ht were as iol Q 80 ri.
City Hall to Second and Walbut So, a
to Front and washington suveTI ,.Is
Twenty frat and Market strcst', ~ and
vare svenuo and DUPONT sucr''
Fourth and Poplar streets. ".
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Thomas S. Tailey, a son oil ,.u
Penrose Talley, died at MS r,uornlus
near Booths Corner, Pa tins az a yesrI
of consumption, aged about y, ,s1 and
He WAS AL industrious, iru2hl ,u III
accumulated considerable proper, chill
leaves y wife and three grown.up rat BIZ
drsn, and also many friends TO re'
death.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

A colored man named Nathan VII
hame, VIII ia known as an herb doctor,
was arrssted yesterday and confined at
police station Ms being insane. This
morning Judge BalPs attention was call.
- TO bis case, when he ordered that he
shouid be examined by the police sur.
Kson, and II found to be demented. Gum
nittsd to the State Asylum.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
- - -
sudden Para,ytc Attack.

B. Y. Perkins, the well-know,, eoutr,c.
tor and builder, was strick'a suddenlv
with paraiyiic attack s6out 8 minuie.
alter IL o'clock this forenoon. j. A.
Wuaon's Ambulance was called Into =
quisition, and the str.ak-- %
taken to his rs.lS~- man was
atreel No, ace, No. 9ll Tatnall
Drs. Qulnby, Springer AID
..'iihond were called III. The attack va,
severe one. but the physicians hope to
spare III, life.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

James MURRAY, eolored, wss charged
before Judge Ball this morning with the
larceny of number OF segas from YEA
sey's drug store, but as there WAS acme
doubs about his Identity tho case was
continued until this evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The lecture Of the Hon. Thomas Don.
aidson, at the Opera House this evening.
Will DO one Of the most brilliant eyents
Of the season and the committee HAVING
the matter in charge have not spared ans
palma to make u thoroughly ENJOYABLE.