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Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Hanover CONGREGATION

According to announcement tue con-
grega,ion OF Hanover Pr soyterlan
Church met last night in the church TO
talk over its affairs and decide upon
what was best TO be done ior It's future
prosperity. he question OF raising the
pew tents to pay oil the debt Off the
church WIS not iayorab!y received.
) me OF tle members favored purchas-
in a lot in the western part OF the city
lur tie erection OF new church, but Il
larger number were oi the opinion that
the old church could he remoieIeh ut a
less expense, eni answer as we'll as a
new building, No motion however was
made ior adoption on this line.
was agreed, however, to make an
earnest effort TO wipa cut the cid deh;,
ami motion to appoint a com nittee Il
solicit subscriptions was carried, and
qu iarle amount was subscribed be.
lore the meeting adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

WANTED. = A YOUNG LADY
w wishes II position ut type-wrIting
or bookkeeping. Address Il. +. j., this
office. nI22.3t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
FIFTH EDITION.
A Serious Charge.

A young man went Into the pepllc.
mems furnishing store OF Wyatt 4 sCa
NO. 6O3 Market street, on Mondav ~.
., ana after purchasing $3.50 wvtlh n
goods rendered check In nsvn,aa. y.
ufawn on tbs Farmers Bank for sii ~
favor o. john Richards, and pur,or,,na ~
10 be signed by Andrew L. Johnsnu' "s us
sAio .nat ne was u plasterer ein,loy, a
y mf: johnson, who had piy M tLa
eneck Tor wages. The clerk. q scn n
Wyat'' told bin that 1t was contrary IN
.nc ruies TO accept q check trnm a
Granger, Out as his appearance denoed
Ins. ne wGs u working man he 1nallv
aeoided TO take 1t, and after the man
nau enaorae II as John Richards HANDED
nun sio oo In change. After hp leit ihs
cIerk sent man to Mr.. johnson. whn
as soun as he glanced at the cheek. nro'
hoMncei his signature a forgery f''
a., No,.iny more was seen Of The man un.
~ yesteriay. when no again went into
The store, and after purcha inc SOM.
goods tendered a check drawn on ,n,,
sust National Bank OF WILMINGTON for
W, IN iayor oil John 3ross u, which ,'.'.
nor.ed to be signed by George Mac1nll.v
ihe c'eIk X ideutilsd him At once MA ia
man who had passed the c rex on Ma,
0. fad sent Tor an officer, who took linn
to the police station, "''"
lie had nothing to say whom nrrat1nnl
pe,ore Judge Bali THIS morn NJ and Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Mstaullry reornlzei
him as Samuel Long. VINO at oae iiu.
hau oeon employed Ivy them. They had
each known him Tor number OF wears.
and testified that they Lad not received
or given him the checks.
Tho clerk wat examined and testified
positively that he was the man who b,d
passed the one check aud aitempted In
pass tha ether, when Judse Bali COM
miited him In default ol 81 900 bail ON
each charge, to answer at cont.
The prisoner has had record. Soma
seven years ago, while living on King
street next to Stoeekl,'s > saloon he ca, c,ed
an entrauce by means of the trap door
and robbed tho house lie was tired
and convicted OF this oilagse, md after
being liberated from New Castle Jail re-
moved to Philadelphia, where he re.
nia!Eed until recently.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Attempted Robbery.

A third attempt was made to rob VII
son scraiton's clock and jewelry store,
No. 800 West Front street, yesterdai
morning about 2 o'clock.
Oliiters Yates and Mason goiug ont
Front street noticed the men trying to
pick the lock of tile door, when they
tried to slip quietly up on the supposed
wonld-bo burglars, but their uniforms
gave them away The thieves eprang
from tho steps and running out Front
street turned down Jlslison with the OIL
Gers about so feet behind them but tie rol.
bers escaped In the darkness after tho
ptiicers fired number OF shots after
them. K, inrniug TO the store the officers
found the glass 10 the front store doer
broken. This is the third time en- a.
tempt was male to rob this store sincs
the iirst OF the present year. The police
have a suspicion OF who the thieves wsre
and will keep sharp lookout Tor them.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

w WANTED.-3s YOUNG MEN TO
w come to the Academy OF Music, mex
Monday. Apply at the back d sor at a. N.
b-1,- -2l.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
CMn Thlh lle Iinno

LONDON, May 20.-Soeiety Il aghast
at the latest diversions OF Mis-. Lsuy,ry.
Ono night last week q supper was gwen
at the st. James Theatr,. AT which were
present Lord LurgAn and several guards
men, with other men, bout-tt wu. Lively
scenes took place, and at . In the morn
ing 1t was proposed to run RACES around
st. james Square. near by, to the aslou-
ishmeut OF tue well.tipped policemen.
who prilned nt the swels in evening
dross, but with their coats oil, racing
around the enclosure, with Mrs. Ltugtry
and couple OF women, her boon cosi-
panions, wrapped IN iur coats. looking
Oh and shrirking with laughter.
CHARLES Sugden. the actor, ran sack
race with Ernest Lawtord, Of The
Guards, and they fell and roll d over
each other IN the mud. The gasman Of
the ST. James Theatre then arranged
hurdles for race OF hundre, yards
between Mrs. Langtrg and Bob Buncaier.
a fashionable youth, the latter allowing
the Lily twenty yards start, but lie lost
by two feet. After the race the parry It,
turned to the theatre, where Mrs L,ne-
Try dietribated Ibe przes, capsis,le OF
handkerchief, flowers, slippers and
stockings, The proceedings t,rmin.tsd
at o'clock In the moraing.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
The rusli,ss.' Paradise,

NEW YORK, May 2i.-The o1er Of the
California Athletic Club for meeting
between John L. Sullivan aud Peter
jackson has been topped by the newly
organized Virginia Athletic Club, and
the champion has given his word that he
will accept the cfier. The president OF
th. Virginia Athletic Club met Sullivan
| yesterday, and All oiier was made ON be-
! half of that organization to give purse
OF $50, ,000 for 8 finish fight between
| Sullivan aud Jackson, or II such meet.
ing could not be arranged. u So, 200 fol
one with Joe MoAuiiie. The club Is
exceedingly snxious to have the worlds
champion iDaugurate its career, aud
there is little doubt about securing him.
The club was chartered by the present
Virginia Legislature ty special act.
The club is CAPITALIZED at t5D0, 900 In
shares OF 500 each; is authorized to own
or ase 5000 acres OF land iu any OF
the counti.s in the State; has authority
to police the land controlled by 1t, and
"sll persons are prohibited FROM enter
Ing upon the lands belonging to or leased
bY the company, for any purpose or in
any capacity whAtrver, without the con-
sent OF the president or marager."
Sullivan said he wou,d not engage III
c"it uGut Siltuu-
stances, but would accept beth PROPOSE
lions made by thu Virginia Athletic
Club upon condition that If hts coming
trial IN Mississippi resulted In imprison-
uent be desired TO have the agreement
cancelled. The re-'rial has been fixed
Tor June 20, and Sullivan hopes to escape
the fate OF lis adversary, kilrain, who
had to serve two months sentence Tor
dis part in the battle Ut Riehburs.
''fLey say that xm afraid OF that
nesro," said Sullivan, land that alter
went to see him box in Boston said he
was to long in the reach Ter me. It's
He; am not afraid OF him; and If he
could reach from here TO the dcer,"
to enc oil The entrances ten icst
distant, 'I'd tackle him, and lick HIN,
Ioo"
sLAviN WON'T rIGnT M'AuLiFFE.
NEw YoRK, Nay u. The following
cable was received iton the Sportsman,
London, at the Pollce Gazette ol.ice to-
day:
I'm reply to the challenge OF Joe Nc
Auliife to tight Frank 7. Shawn for
eidt0 putsc Slaviu SAYS he duclites the
offer OF McAuiilc. the latter having been
beaen by Peter jackson. He Wild, how
ever, light the winner OF the Su Ivan
and jackson match or Jcin Corbett for
elOCO, hut deposit must be IAade and
articles signed before ho will leave Eng.
land"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Proceed lngs Of Conference.


CHESTER, Pa, Msy 2i.-The seventy
seventh annual scssion Of the Confer
ence met in st. John's A. U. M. p
Church this morning. Rev. Daniel Rus
sell. Sr., president. assisted by Messrs,
Scott and Chippey. Religious servicea
were conducted by Rev. Daniel Russell,
Sr.
Roll was called by Rev. I. B. Cooper,
secretary OF the last Annual Conference.
A COMMITTEES on credentials Vas ap-
pointed by the president: Rsvs. 9. Il.
Walker, Peter Silver and MARSHALL Johu.
SON. The bar Of the Conference retired
seven benches::back. ministers1s seated on
the right hand Of the president and the
lay delegates on the LETT.
Several commit ees were appointed
Miscellaneous business. Conference took
recess until Q p. M.
Afternoon session-Roll call; sixteen
ministers and twelve lay delegates
answered TO their namts. Brother Il. q.
Bostic was elected assistant secretary and
Rev. Moses Chippey compiling secretary.
Alter the transaction OF some miscel-
laneous business the Rev. Daniel Russell
was appointed 10 preach at Up. m. Bene-
diction by Rev. John w. Green, OF Port
JerVls. N, Y.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
THIRD EDITION
African Union NJ, II. Conference.

CHESTER, May 2l-The Seventy
seventh Annual Conference Of tha Afri.
can Union Methodist Protestant Church
convened this morning In st. John's
Church, this city. Rev Daniel Russell Of
Wtlmtrgton, Del, pfesiles, and Rev /.
2. Cooper OF Wilmington Is secretary.
The ministerial delegatss present tJ-day
wsFe E. II. Chippey, Benjamin Scott,
Moses Chippey, I,aac u. Cooper, Henry
Ii. Davis, Thomas b. Scott, Joseph X ing,
g. v. Peterson, Joseph J. Broadway,
John II. Nicholas. G. s. Temple, G. W.
G. Laws, X. u. Pot,s, John W. Green,
u. j. Russell, Jr., Michael Scot, Lewis
Milligsn. Peter eelsy, Geo. w. Murray,
Richard Richman, dsorge Iodine, WI
liam T. Hammond, William NJ. James.
g. II. Walker, George w. Cohne, Alex
ander W GODDARD. Thomas A. Black on,
James K. johnson, George Brown, James
4. Sargent, james Williams, James
freer. The ay delegates are Marshall
JoLnson, George w. Mander, Jacob
Webb. Robert II. Fiosmau, John A.
Master, Edward u. Bos,ic, w. W. Gales,
Lewis h. Siiney, Dauol Davis, Nathan
Il. Wilson, William Page, Alexander
Csrn;sa, John Scott, Johu w. Wilson,
Samuel I. Folsom, Porry Morris, John
Is. Nicholas, Samuel West, Abraham
Nicke:syn, Johu Holloday, Edward
Grliicp, Thomas Moore, Isaiah Cosla,
John 4. Ring loli, Stephen l.. Nicholas,
II. II. Davis. Frank Woodworth, j. Ii.
Thomas, Henry white. James II. Garner,
john ". Segars, Mars Brown.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Hard on the Plumbers.

Since the decision In the Superior
Cunt against the city and In favor oi
Anderson & Son, jackson street and
Delaware aysnue. ior damages resulting
from opening drain, each plumber has
been compelled to give au indemnifyins
bond for each permit taken out which
makes the situation very annoying tothe
plumber.
The Street and Sewer Department, thu
Law COMMITTEES of the City Council,
Plumbing Inspector Kane aud City 80
lictor Turner have uIder consideration
some plan by which the annoyance car
be removed. The most reasonable plar
which presents ITSELF is to require of es0a
plumber standing bond iDdemniiyDg
the city from damage, the said bond 70
DO renewed once year.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

Koechlin's printed stripe
organdies in twenty-tour diff
lerent s ylfs-the prettiest
French prints imported
dainty, delicate, elegant
summer fabrics. A late
Season reduces them from
80 10 25 cents.
E'gat styles Of handsome
French Cheviots especially
adapted for travelling and
outing suits = finest wool,
so't and plla BILE ard very
desirable iabrics-62! cents
One lot Silk 1'afeta
Gloves in tans and states.
mostly in sizes s to 81. The
broken assortment ot sizes
re duces the m t4om 25 cents
to l24 cents.
A little trifle at the notion
counter is worthy your no.
tlce-tourists ruching, {
yards to a box, whites
creH ms and blacx--25 cent.
a boz.
Six hundred Damasl
,, Towels, all pure linen 2Ix4.
twenty different patterns al
hands ,mely bordered art
reduced fr om IS cents to II
|, I cents. This in the face O
, an advance in linens shoule
n prove interesting.
= e Fifty Dundee Rugs il
Persian styles and colof,ngs
3 1t. wide and 6 II. long
only one bale and we anal
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
An Aggravated Assault,

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Alonzo Bailey aud Daniel SordeD, both
colored, engaged in fight while drank
on New street, better known as White
chapel. Borden at first was fighting
with woman, and when Bailey at
tempted 10 separate them lie turned on
him Ia savage manner, striking him In
the face with brick. This inflicted a
severe cash which required eight
stitches to draw 1t together. lie was
attended by DR.. John Mullin, who con-
siders him in critical condition. Sorden
was arrested by Sergeant Peterson and
Officer Moffit, and this morning when
arraignad before Judge Ball was com.
mitted without bail to await the result
Of his victims injuries.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
IsIIsID.
sLAcK-on May 20, lsa,. Susan, wife of

SLACK-On May 90, lSal. Susan, wife Of
Richard Slnck, aged n years.
Relatives and friends nrc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her husband, No. e21 Walnut
street, on Friday afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
Services at the house. Internlcnt at As
bury Church cemetery.
DEACON-0n tho 10th OF May. 1890, at
go p. M, Belle W. Deacon, relict of
the late Edward NJ. Deacon.
Relatives and immediate friends OF
the family nro respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence OF
Mis-. Sarah Mckinley, No. 63i w. Folrth
street, on Friday, the 2id Inst, at l.bo p.
M, to proceed to Second Baptist Church.
Services ut O'Clock. Intermon. ut xiv
erview Cemetery.
McKENNA.--0n May q, 1870. Joseph.
son of John aud Katie Mckcnna, M cd
6years and months.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from the residence OF
his pnronts. near the Rising sun, Chris
tinnn Hundred. on Friday afternoon at .
O'Clock. lntermcnt Mt st. Josepli's Ceme-
tory.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Teetotaiers In sessloD.

WILKEsBARRE, May 2I.-The eighth
sDnual session OF the Catholic Toial Al
siinence Union OF the Diocese oi Scrun-
tor, opened iu tbs city to-day with ov r
20O delegates prrse4t. The AL ess o,
welcome was de i've ed by Rev. Father
McAudrews to which Rev. I. +. Catlrey,
oi Carbonate, responded.
The reports of the secretary showed
shat the Union has Sl3, 3i5 invested IN
libraries. There are ninety societies
with Membership OF 1870 men aud
boys. OF the societies tifty-hye are Tor
adults and thiriy-iye for cadets. The
aggregate property OF the Union Ia val
ued at s G, 9O5. There are sl5u0 in the
treasurles Of the various societles. A
number Of amendments To The bylaws
were adopted.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
A Contradiction.

MEssRs EplToRs. - There has been
circulated letters that Mr.. Wllii,m SIN.
mons Is drunkard, and that his conn
lanions are Of the lower order of toeisiyi
no better than buns. This will not do,
Tor Mr.. Simmons 10 ap honorable man,
aud Is the representative oi the orders 10
which he belongs, Odd I, llows aud
Knights OF Pythias; to the Gian'l Lodges.
Now We don't send buns CT drunkards
to represent us, and this will iecqll on
the men who are doing 1t. Let every
man stand on his merils, ard don't lie,
and throw mud. wIiLo this as II mem
Der OF the order OF the Knights Of l'fth-
lac, not as Republican. FAIR PLAY
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

WANTED-MAN AND WIFE OR
t"o gentlemen boardets, WI h horIe
comforts, at9i7 West 9TH street. m22-3t'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Hay Upiet.

two horse load of . ton.and.a-hali
of frst-clAss hay, At Sl3 per ton, was
upset about 4 o'clock this p. M, at
Second and French streets. II was from
the farm of Mr.. John Armstrong, OF Mt.
Cuba, near Ashland. His sou hitchcd .
horse to one side and forthwith his wagon
was rigbt-side- up with care again aud
WAS soon reloaded. Mr.. A. Gays he has =
few more leads Of that excellent hay TO
sell. lie is a smart young NAN but not
90 accustomed 10 our cobble stone pave
meuts and open gutter street crossings
70 the smooth telds of his fathers farm.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
W. II. SHARP 3 CO.

sell these tor $3.50 each.
Among the lot are about
one dozen 9 IT wide and 9
#. 9 In. long which we sell
Tor 81.
One bale Japanese Door
Mats, 2 1t. 6 in. that look
like a singed Cat. II you've
a place on your back stoop
they are all right-a5 cents
each.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
TIlninnsnr,.Tox.

Warren Z. Thompson, druggist form.
erly with b. X. Vessey, and Miss lasin,s ~.
Fox, were married last evening A. WY
residence of the BRIDES parents, Nc. ois
DUPONT street, By tho Rev. DR.. BAN.
bridge, lately OF New York, now pass1. !.
OF Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, ~
the presence of large number oil ie..
tives and friends. After the ceremony
refreshments we're served In abundance,
and the happy couple wsrc the reciply,a.
OF large number of presents, u'el,li, WI II
we'll as ornamental. To-day the pfiaA'
party lett for Perryville, Md.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Nearly Drowned.

Three little children, Willie and Don
AID Merton nn a ittle pifl named I.onp.
fell iuio an open cellar tul Of water at
flis eo1ner oi Rcd and franklin streets
yesterday morning.
Don III Morton, 5 years of age, was
nearly dead when taken from the water
by 4 COMPANION. Willie Morton escaped
with good coat oi mud, and the little
girl With II good dreuchiug in muddy
water
Considerable complaint is made oil
these cellars that have had alb ut three
feet oi water IN them Tor the last two
weeks, and otner children are said ia
have fallen into them Tn, morton
children arc the sons OF Anurew Morton.
No. 1904 Lancaster ayentr, and feels
ry indignant at Andrew Ktoph. the
contractor, who is making the exclya-
tionB,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
A Paraiytlc Attack.

George w. Lodge, senior member oil
the firm OF G. W. Lodge x soJ, Seventh
anu Il ing streets, had slight paralytc
attack this morning as he was about
stepping into his wagon. lie was taken
back into the house and medical aid wa,
summoned. Tue attack was not seriou,
and Mr.. Lodge will soon be out again.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Starving Sirik ers.

ROM, May al.-At Conselice to-day ii
mob $50 women and 200 navvles, who
had gone on strike, tried to force an
entrance into the Town Hall, shouting,
ssWe ar starving" "The crowd stoned the
troous who were guarding tue mulic-
pal building, aud the ltIer w1e G M
-1see.-a-sa use-tfttr firearms Several
persons were killed and number were
wounded. In the Chamber OF Depulie.
tc.eay Premier Criipi said that au in
quiry had been ordered Into The question
Of granting State assls,auce 10 tho un-
employed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Ordination SERVICES.

Rev Chas. E. Murray, rector of st.
Andrews Church, oil this city, will
preach the ordination sermon, in st.
James Churci, near Stanton, on Em-
Der Wednesday, III Whit un we-k, May
2Sth, at 1913 a. IN. Reporters invited
Persons from Wilmington eau reach
the ehurch in tune by taking this iOl2 a.
N. train, p, w. & b. station, Trains re.
turning leave at l2.23 q. Ill. aud 5.Ul D.
u. st. James Church fs distant from
Wilmington only about 6ls miles and 1.
easier reached by carriage.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Democrats not to Vote.

At meeting OF the First District W
publican COMMITTEES, held last hishl a
Republican Headquarters, sevelth, ,,,oa aoa
Market streets, tho following reSo'u'l'.
was siopted: ,b,.
Resolved, That II IL the sense OF .a
com mittro that the vote OF no DeinoSS,s,. Sa,.
be taken at the nomination election .c,. e
urday, May "a. 1880, aid the insp. ,,n. In
DO furnished with cory Of TINS f''o'A
tion,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

The celebrated fast black
Grape fini he'd Henriettas
the only positively and abb
solutely last black cotton
fabrics ever sold in this
country or Eu, ope.
YGey are not atfeeted by
acids or perspiration.
Alter the dress Is hall
worn out i; Can be restored
to its original beauty by
washing in soap and no,
wafer.
We have fortunately Sc
cured twenty two hundred
sarcs of these desirable
goods.
Every lady in this city
and state should secure one
or more OF these dresses.
Price IS cents per yard
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Mothers Pension

Notice was received By w. g. McNair
from William II Hayward, OF Washing
ton, d. c., that Susan Lape has been
pensioEed as dependent mother. She
receives eight dollars per month from
April 10, 1854, aud twelve dollars per
month from March -, 1856. Her first
payment viii be about seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
o. j. Hesslon.

Coal and wood, lour and feed. Lehieh
coal, schuylkill coal, lee coal. All
grades oi spring aud winter wheat flour
Minnesota flour, Hungarian flour, Leafs
Hour, in barrels or halt barrels. All
kind. OF mill feed at mill prices Oak or
pine kludIlng wood in blocks or split.
Careful drivers aud 22t0 lbp. to the ton
guaranteed. Oiiiee, yard and warehouse,
8I5 West Front street. Telephone 500.
12-3-tl
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Third Floor, East,
Turned Into a Bargain Room.

Yesterdays 8 advertisement
told you why the surplus oil
Suits were on hand. To-
day they are going out,
selling, selling, freely. The
price is the dynamite that
moves them quick.
lem No. IA large guam
tity suits--no two Of q
kind. Helf price.
Item No. 2--t'oats and Vests
mo two of a kind.
Hall price.
Item no. 3-i3oats only,
the lowest psiae $2.5o;
up to SS. Halt price.
lem No. 4-Men's and
Young Mems White
and Fancy luck Vests.
Cost turned down. They
go at less than half the
price. From so cents
10 81 each. Many COS,
three times as much.
Item No. GA large lot o
Mems and Yount
Mems Trousers. Bro
ken sizes. A choice a
So. Less than Hsl
price.
Item No. 6-Young Men,
Suits sl2 and $l4
Cut down to Halt price
i he eXtrl tine in beins
fitted saves at least one hal
on your purchase.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
v. B. SHARP ( CO.
Fourth and Market Streets

We have always held an
advanced position on black
goods and Mourning Fabrics
handling only the highest
grades and best values. A
black dress from LIS means
the best you can buy. Our
assortment Is large, and
nothing but standard" and
well t,ied goods are sold.
We have recently added
some remarkably fine things
in blacks that any one inter-
estsd in this line should see.
Ptiestley's Silk ard Mo-
iiair Crys alIe.te takes front
rank with the best-it has
a silk warp and pure mohair
filling, indicating a peculiar
sheen or lustre upon its sur,
'ace which affords a charm
Ing variety to the many
d dull-finished fabrics seen.
1t partakes of the wear Of
mohair and alpaca, besides
possessing a beautiful lustrs
unequalled by any iaoric.
We have it In several quail
ties all OF which shed the
dnat and do not cookie or
wrinkle, as the mohair
thread SEEMS to spring into
shape after being crushed.
For q travelling gown the
material is simply perfect; or
a stylish suit for general
wear may be made without
any garniture, finished 10
she English fashion OF
stitched edges and crochet
buttons. The fine quality
is OF sufficient beauty to
make up in an elaborate
manner, and as black is very
stylish always refined and
universally b e o m n z.
Every woman needs one or
two OF such costumes which |
are no longer consid red tor
mourning only.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Shot by Mob of white Cans.

ALLIASoR, o., May 21.-Jotn shew-
fran, OF Eomeworth, near here. was
roused irem his .lumhers Monday night
by bowling mob OF White Caps. They
nred several shots, one taking effect il
ehewfran's body. The mob then fed
The injured man says he d not Rnoq
he had an enemy in the world.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
lnY thu OrXlIle Flour.

"Table Belle" and "Wcrld's Fair. "
Ask your grocer for 1t. Gives the best
alt; you will like 1t. Steward q
Chandler are the sole agents for It.
Who esals aud retail. Phone ITO. Try
our excellent coal only 400 per ton.
Discounts to agents and stores, Steward
s. Chandler
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Base Bull

Tho Delaware Grays, Jr.. and Della
ware Giants will play match game to.
morrow tFridayJ AFTERNOON, at the
Union street grounds. William II.
bewell, No. 5l3 Lombard street, mana
ger of the Delaware Grays, will receive
challenges from other clubs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Look tn yonr b,,er.s,.

W. 8. Moore, northwest corner Of Della
ware avenue and West street, has lot
Of White Star potatoes, strawberries,
pinespples, groceries, butter eggs, and
ether produce at reasonable prices. A
call Is solicited.