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Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

CARnoNDALE, Pa, April 29.-Rose
Fo, oi Norwich, N. ", WAS arrested
heis to-day Tor the ghsstly murder OF
Palmer Rich, a wealthy farmer, At Nor
witch, In October, lSSS.
Rch drove into Norwich one day,
drew $500 from the bauk and went to see
Rose Fox, WHO wae the proprietor OF 4
place OF ill-repute. That was the last
seer of him. All efforts to get evidence
enough 10 warrant the arrest of the Fox
woman were fruitless until lew weeks
ago A reward OF $1,000 was offered for
information, and q colored man came
forward with the statement that he
could prove that Rose Fox chopped up
Rich's body with an axe and burned 1t
piece by piece IN slove.
Before she was Indicted Rose fed with
q man named Wood. Oniccrs have since
been looking for her until to day, when
Detective Moron arrested her in n house
on the out kris OF this city, where sh,
WAS living with Wood. Rcte took hel
arrest calmly ard during her couiiue'
meut with an officer at the Harrison
Houfe amused herself by playing on
| piano and talking on sundry topics. Sh
has the appearance OF y desperat
| woman.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Please allow space In your valuable
Paper to correct the statement as pub.
1iciy announced BIZ the Rev. Mr.. Staus-
berry, on the 9Th inst. relative to the
case of L. 7. DENNY. 1t wss assert, d
that Mr.. DENNY had applied for a GER
tlhcate last year. and was pat oil with
tho promise that 1t would be all right.
This Is absolutely nisst statement, as be
did not ask for certificate, hut wanted
TO be recommended for reception into the
Delaware Annual Conference, and .ho.n
who knew him best refused TO recommend
him. Further on IN the fourth quarterly
conference his license a. a local preacher
WAS withheld for ressons best known ,by
those concerned. Ills case was again
presented to lhe hrst quarterly con cr-
rnce. held Airil gath, and was referred
TO the consideration Oh the official beard
Tor acbon. In the height OF passion he
- une demanding his certificate. In this
matter we used our best judgment and
'dysed tn t no wait until he beca me
rcconciled, since We could not certify
say member to b. in good standing who
wac thus encountered, and maintain our
princ'plts. II mere Information is de-
aired We are prepared 10 civ, 1t, but cur
motto is first 10 know the truth AMI th, u
speak 1t. q. IL. WAsBIadIoN,
Ifeseu. pastor.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

MASTED.-IMM AT LY, \
w good protestant white girl. for
general boiisework, for family of three,
at No. 10. East Eighth street. a1O-2t*
NNTANTFD.-GII,L Fol: GENERAL
w hoasework, at No. oil Jefferson at.
a3O-3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30
THIRD EDITION


The Friends Concord Quarterly con.
c!nded Its sessions yesterday about q
o'clock 7. IN. Thu business transacted
was OF general character. Allen Fit
cratt aud Lydia Price were the principal
tpcakers. The information hAIdef in
~ \ committee that a certain saloon In
lhrstsr County had been refused liceuse
snarsled the liveliest sa,isfactio A
joint meeting OF the ministers and elders
appointed the following representative
committee:
Clement Biddle. j. Hubbard Bsrtram.
Martha Dodg on and Ann Eliza Mercer.
The following delegates were present
from the monthly meetings:
Chester Lewis b. Harvey, William L.
Oresp, James Broomall, Pennock
Mercer.
Darbg-Johu Bsrtrau. Joseph T..
BaatinR, Thomas Garrigues, Davis Var.
nall.
corcord--R. Crosby FAirlaub, Samuel
Phipps, John II. Newl.p.
Goshea-J. Hibbard Bartrsm, Thomas
Kirk, Israel 7. Bartram.
Wilmineton-Allan speak man, Ben.
1smin Smedley, Lewis Fall, Benjamin
Crans:op.
fundamentally P. sharpless,
. William P. Msrshsll, Lamartine OAR
hnaton.
The following PANIED delegates were
elected to the Yearly Meeting TO be held
1T Fifteenth and Race sireets, Philadel-
phia; Thomas Garrigues, Joseph Bunt-
Tug, Dr., John bartraIn, Joel Sharpless,
Arthur n. Miidlet0wn, Allen Fliteraft,
Nathan l.. Pratt, Thomas Kirk, Israel
l.. Bartrani, Samuel II. Phipps. Il. eros.
BY Fairiamb, eamuel II. Paynter, Albert
W. smith. Ezra Fell, Samuel Hama,
William p. Marshall, Thomas ii. Hall.
LaHartine Darlington.
Priscilla 7. Speakman and Matilda
carrigues were the clerks in the wo.
mems meeting. Tho dele gales were:
tirmingham-E Elizabeth d. Steele,
Hannah q. Darlington, Elizabeth New
port, Anna +. Sharplees.
Wilmington Susan w. Williams,
Sarah Bringburs', Mary W. Cranston.
Darby-Aiiee L. Sellers, Mary Nc
AIiister.
Concord-Mary J. Styer, Anna NJ,
Harvey, Hannah II. Palmer, Tacy &.
Phipps.
Chester--sarah B. Flitcrrn, Hannah
W. Darlington, Martha Garrett, Sarah
IL. Hibbar'.
The to'iowln y-named delegates were
appointed 10 the yearly meeting, to be
held at Fifteenth and Race streets, Phil.
alelph!a: Bertha Hubbard, Sarah D.
Flitcrait, Mary b. Conard, Mary Me
Ailister, Rebeeca II. Bsrtram. Sarah J.
Cox, Ein!ly D1tt0n, Lucretia NJ. Faie.
lamb, Sarah Brnghurst. Mary W. Graz.
stob, Anna Sharpl IS, pbebe Gr.tli,h.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30
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Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

yEy ANTED.-A HALF GROWN GIRL
w at gil W. Ninth st. nb0,2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30
EDITION


BETHEL, April 29.-Ou Sunday after
noon wee had great rain ato'm, sluliial
to the cue In Baltimore, excepting the
hail, which did very li,tle damsge. Ihe
country here 10 In . prccafious coalition,
aud farmers have much to depress their
spirIts. The peach crop 10 a total failure,
aud straw bsrriss are greatly Injured py
late ffosts. Blackberry plants were Injured
BY the open winter and cold weather 10
March, 90 there will hardly be one.;ourth
OF crop. They have discovered lately
that the Almost entire wheat crop 10
ruined with lice, which abound In vast
numbers; 90 much so that we have heard
Of some farmers blowing up the wheat
and planting corn a. result oil Its TAIL
ure TO be profitable. Also many peach
trees are being ruined by lice, or very
small worm. One man said that one
hAnjrcd OF his trees were already de-
stroysd. Unless something occuis to
give them encouragement they VIII Ger.
tainly become totally bankrupt. The
only prospect they have now lie 10 raising
corn, ard the crop at best cant be large,
for the larger part Of the land IL taken
up 10 peach trees and berry plants.
The railway company intend to com
mencc to build q new vessel tho first OF
June having capacity Of about three
hundred loLs burden. 1t will be similar
to the one they built last year, which has
been very successful ever since 1t was
launched. This will give plenty OF work
to our citizsns for about four months,
Al by that time the fall work OF repairs
will be ready, 80 We will no doubt have
busy tinles till spring opens
sShad tishiug still continues with UNI
abated interest. They are more plenti-
full than for many years, and are selling
from six 10 ten csns a piece. The Gov
crnmeut has Two men employed In Sc.
curing shad eggs for the purpose OF pre-
pairing them for incubation-one near
bere on the Nanticoke river and one near
the mouth. The house and machinery
for the purpose are a short distance be-
low ShArptown. When Matched they
will be put into the river. No doubt
this Is the reason why they are SO plent!.
full. "OcCAsIoNAL."
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

l have just received a lot o.
Fancy Braids. worth SI.c5. at
oS cents. Also fancy Tuscan
Bonnets, 3 latest shapes,
worth SIPS, only Is cents.
Especially large and at
tractive collection Of Lcghorns,
black and white.
| French Chip Flats, in com.
bination colors and plain black,
with low crowns and wide
rims.
| We are receiving new goods
every day. The best display
of Trimmed Millinery in the
city. | have the prettiest lot
of Fancy Plaid Silks, Scarfs
and Ribbons at 20 cents per
yard. Extra quality of Black
4 Ribbon at 20 to 20 cents per
tyard. An endless variety
1 OF Flowers, Biossoms,b punched
I and wrcathcs, as low as loo,
i zoe, 25c, $50, up to s..
My prices are lower than
lever. Ladies', it will be to
syour interest to call and OK
! anime my goods.
Hat, Bonnet and Toque
rames, latest shapes. only I5c.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April CA
large land sale was recorded here to-day,
being the sale OF $500 acres Of valuable
land within two miles of Charleston. IL
was cold by private partie, to the Kama
wba City Company Tor 1888, 600. Thi4
company proposes to make u manufac
turing city out OF the property, aud have
ret apart 600, 900 oil the paid up capital
,ow ard securing manufacturing enter
prlses. Negotiations have been In pro-
gress for some time with various manu-.
iacturers, and contracts will be signed a
once now tnsL the option on tho property
has been taken up. The city Will oc con
nected with Charleston by bridge.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

King street market was well supplied
With produce this morning AMI every
thing sold at reasonable rates. Butter
vas so to 30 cents pound; eggs, ID to
u cents a Dozen white potatoes, 10 to
~ ceuts a halt peek; swee. potatoes, ID
70 % cents; spinuach, ~ to l. cents;
kaie, 10 10 cents; new cabbage, 6 10 10
cent head, apples, ~ TO 50 cents u
halt peck; ihuoarb, 8 cents a bunch;
hofseradish, to y cente stalk; lettuce,
10 10 cents lead; Strawberries, Il
cen quart.
Shad WIRE plenty AMI cheap, conse
quently the butchers lind decreased de
sasnd ior meat. In fact tho supply TIL!
season exceeds anything ever betor
known. pair OF ilne shsd, wei hing /
pounds, could be procured for 80 cents
while smaller ones ranged If uEl 10 cent
each up to 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

The dne, Fashionable and fayorite a
ness maker, Nj. Albert Jscquot, hav
completed his new building now has a
Of the largest ard beat equipped man
factor lee OF substantial aud stylish I'D
nese In the city at No 10Y West Mn
street. Mr.. Jacquot supplies told, hal
made harness combining the best mod
cru Improvements to a class OF trade tbs
which there 10 none better In Wilmlnl
ton. He 10 the inventor OF some OF Il
most valuable harness patents c. g., b
improved eaddle whereby the horse
back iG secured against all chatting. II
has a.so IN stock large and ine variel
Of imported English and French goods q
wss never be ore exhibited IN this city
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30
UotA

Board BY the day or week at the Dela-
ware House. No. 6lS Market street.
The choicest brands Of wine. liquor and
ciRafs ct the Delaware House
Lunch every night at the Delaware
House, No SIS Market street.
The best t'ntyps made in the cItyis q
Cumming gallery, 800 Market street.
Bush French street wharf, 10 thu
place to buy your coal
Don't forget TO call on 8. A. Thorp, al
e23 Market street, when In want OF q
nobby spring suit.
Call and examine Thorp's stock Of
goods when 10 want Of . new spring euii
at 1913 Market street.
Fifty clocks 70 be given away to-day
with cigars at Seventh aud Orange
streets and No. . East Third street.
CHAPMAN. Son & Co.
Cyrus Moore, No. 905 West Ninth
street, desires to ind responsible per-
con to engage In kusiness that may be
made lucrative
Tho basket factories OF Laurel, which
employed about 800 hands have suspen.
ded operations In consequence OF the
failure OF the peach crop.
Mrs. Mary p. sstterthwaits OF this city
purchased the dwelling and eight acres
Of land In Kennett Square, Pa, belong
ing to Nelson b. Williams, ct shcrii's
sale last Saturday for 81, 305, aud will re-
move to the same in short time.
N. N. N.-Nice, neat, new, Sc. lunch
Parlor. Holt & Eaile's, 8 E. 4th street
F. Walters, son Of Bayard and Phebe J.
Couard, died at Upland, Chest r county,
Pa. His remains will be Inferred In
Bradford Cemetery, Chester County,
Pa, tomorrow.
There will be . stylish, social wedding
In Tatnall street this evening. Mr.. Ed.
ward Scott to Miss Mary Newell.
The snow ball entertainment which
was to be given at the A. U. Church, on
French street. on Thursday evening,
May LIST, will be postponed until further
notice.
These articles are usei In every family:
SeidIitz powders, citrate mag nesia, CO.
iicorice powder. favorlug extracts, etc,
aud should be fresh. II you will 20 10
the drugstore, Filth and Popular streets,
you eau depend upon getting reliable
s,t!cles at all times.
wy boitSitoi AuiuCA WVut " DOVCE
to-day to deliver to Chief Justice
Conegys the briefs used III the petition
Tor msndamus In the IRE men's con.
tested election case.
II. s. Lamble, OF Philadelphia, has
been engaged ss an assistant engineer In
charge of the new lntercepting sewer,
making the third engineer engaged on it.
Mr.. Lamble will have charge OF the
upper end of the sewer.
The catalogue of the Wilmington Fair,
to be held in September. is being pre-
pared, and the race track 10 being re-
pared. A number of horses aru ex-
pected at the lair grounds to-day.
The wooden mills at New Castle have
resumed operations. to the great gratii-
cation OF large number of citizens
John Turner, colored, was overcome
by gas In the gas department Of the Della.
ware iron works, where he is employed,
on Sunday morning.
Frank Blsndy. who has been q resident
Of Prescott, Arizona, for some time, is
his mother In Newark, for the
d st time In the past six years.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

READING, Pa, April 29.-An import
ant purchase OF iron works was consun-
MATED here to-day. What 10 known ~
the Manhattan Hardware Works prop.
trty In this city, which has been idle for
several years, was sold BY Francis A.
ZAles. assignee, to Walter 8. Davis and
Charles W. Wilhelm, both Of Reading.
There are IA Aores OF land connected
with the plant. The purchasers will
improve the works by charging 1t Tor
the manufacture OF bolts, nuts, etc, on
an extensive scale, giving employment
to hundreds Of men.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Lovers OF the "black ART" o., at
ieats have been styled, "mirscl,s Of |
Gay, should not miss the eDtertaium,
TO be given by the great Kellar At /
1ranu Opera House this Friday eveuiI
hellar Will present his unusually M
assortment Of feAis of legerdemsiu !.
VIII also Introduce his wonderful auI
matte Psycho aud bis mysterious cabin
with which he has puzzled the Wis,
people OF the world. He discl.lus Al
help from the spiritual world, but tba
who behold lis ieAtB AFRO almost temp,l
TO accuse him OF wltchcrait. In aid
ton TO the wonders he furnishes hIus2
features
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30
FIFTH EDIPI0


The mcn,i ~ meeting of III.
Temperance Society will be led !" ,
lectIie In M oil tho chutch, n ri ii,
evening. May End, at 40 n N
pleasant ard profitable IN .etla, S,u
enjoyed by all who attend L.,
friends Of Temperance come. An %.
Mii BE- read BY Mis. Maria Floyl NJ
Saiiie Shaw will give one Of her aoIiSs
iui .elect readinga, and the Rev
Atkins, the new pastor OF Madely n
church, will deliver the addres, If E,
evening. The Temperance choir viii
present. Int rspersIn2 the program VI
appropriate and stirring ,emp,rai
music. ~ you are a friend Of this eau
come aud help It by your presence
you are an enemy, but honestly Al,
Ing. Tor lthe truth, come aud lists,
tle discussion. Seats free. A eofl
welcome. wv"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

SYRACUSE. N. Y, April 29.--It is au-
nounced here that the marriage Of Miss
Winnie Davis, daughter of ex- President
Jefferson Davis, of the ConfederAcy, aud
Alfred Wilkinson, OF Syracuse, will
take place early in June ut the home Of
the Davis family In Mississippi. Mr..
Wilkinson aud . party of Syracuse
friends will 20 to Mississippi In n private
car. Mr.. wilkinson will meet Misl
Davis ct New York on her return from
Europe, whence che sails May 10. Miss
Davis has purchased her trousseau In
PurIs,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

NEW YORK, April s0.-The eIeculloa
of K.mmler. The murderer, who was 10
have been executed in the penitenu.v
at Auburn. New York, by electricity,
has been stayed by writ o. hsoeass
corpus, granted by Justice WaIslls' y,
the United States Circuit CouTt ~.
Northern New York. The writ, when y
granted on the ground that the proposed
manner Of the execution 10 In ylola,lo'
of the Constitution Of the United 9ta.u''
10 made returnable on the nth Of JuhA
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

A meeting OF the Presb yterian Alliance
will be held next Monday evening to
make arrangements for the session OF the
Synod OF Baltimore, 10 be held IN this
city next October. Plans OF the proposed
new Olivet Church will also be con-
sidered and statement made In regard
to money Tor the new church. An offer
OF $4,000 from Bishop Coleman, Tor the
present Olivet Church, al Chestnut and
Adams streets, has been declined. The
property cost $4,000 exclusive Of lot.
Wien the new church is fluish.d the oil
one will ee used Tor a mission.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

New ORLEANS, La, April 29.--The
Times Democrats alexandria, La, rpsc-
Ial says. "Last Saturday hight, on
Iiemphii creek, in this parish, about %
miles west of Alexandra, u young man
aged IA, named James Berry johnson,
was killed, and two Others, T. NJ.
Mitchell and Jpmcs kitchsc, were
wounded. Claude Stewart and ThOma,
Gl ntry, charged with the homicide, were
brought here Sunday night and Jailed
Stewart lad recently married, and thu
young men concluded they would chart
vari him and his bride. They were tir e'
on by Stewart, with the result abov
mentioned.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Father Birmingham oil 81. Psul's r.
G. Church and Vice president OF the
Catholic Young Meas National Union
gave y very interesting lecture last even
ing to the Kelley Lsceum OF st. Mary's
X. q. Church, on the subIec. of 'Our
Catholic Young Men, Tie Object OF
the union lie the mural and intellectual
improvement OF its members. During
che evening vocal aud instruin entail
musical entertainment was given. til,
program including singing by Howard
and Samuel SEWER, Jas. Gillispie and NJ
}. Conway; VIII NJ. s. Brown las tn
ounicAl accom- DaniSt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

John II. Scott Of Philadelphia, who
purchased the farm Of henry +. Dure.
near New Castle, has had the properly
divided Into six, seven and eisht-scrd
lots, which bs will sell at public sale on
Friday, the 9th inst, At 8 O'Clock y. m.
Persons who may wish to engage In
trucking or make nice country homs
should attend the sale. The land is very
prod uctive, the location healthiul, and
the situation desirable.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30
An Unset

The candy wagon OF BArkl,y g. Bros,
corner OF Fourth and FrouGh streets,
was overturned In Newark on Monday
a.terno IN, by the horses taking fright
and turning suddenly around in the
street nearly opposite the pest office. The
cakes aud candies were scattered In all
directions, and many urchins helped
Themselves to the same, but luckily tn,
wagon was not much damaged and OF
being righted 1t was reloaded and th,
driver went Oh his way to serve tn
cubtOIneTB,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Charles A. Daley was arrested lasl
evening for stealing from the drug store
OF Bhiefmsp, . bottle Of Sulphur Bitters.
Before the court this morning, upon be-
ing asked why ho should steal, he stated
that his mother Was troubled with Rheu
mAtism, and that II WAS the only meii.
cine that helped her, and being out Of
money and work was the cause Of BIZ
stealing. Az this wsa his frat offcnse
ho WAS put on probation. Newark News
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Two amendments to the constitution OIL
the Young Mems Republican Club will
be acted upon at It's meeting on Friday
evening next. One OF ihese amend-
ments contemplates the formation OF
bureau of political information for the
distribution Of political literature
throughout the State, and the other The
formation of lsw committee, which
shall examine into all Gases OF violations
Of the assessment, collection and election
laws. All the members are requested 10
90 present At this meeting.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

This fine melo drama will he presents
at Proctor's Grand Opera House to.mor'
row evening by the young actor, Mart'f
Hayden, assisted by a good comfany}
Mr.. Hayden has scored qui'ea numbe1
Of successes in the performance ol laii
piece. The play 10 one OF g2nulne dra'
matte merit. Its plot is one oil absorbing
iuterost, well unravelied, and holds te'
observers attention throughout NJ
doubt good Wilmington audience VIII
10 present. as MI. Hayden has bee'
playing TO large houses in other cities
M. Hayden will present Saturday Alter
noon aud evening, "Lill, the WalI.'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Elwood Truman, called At the i'Er,s
LIcAN office this forenoon, and N,a
that hs ives not the young man VINO a.
gagged In a profane war OF WORDS VIVA .ss
the colored driver Of q cab At FUN au.
Walnut street, on Monday, but Una. M \,
accidentally fell In with the party w., w.,
did do It. lie regrets very much We,
tho affair happened but lie was IN no "''
responsible Tor 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

the grand opening Of the new millinery
aud fancy goods store, Friday. May 70,
at 2l9 Market street. We most cordially
invite all to attend our opening without
feeling under any obligation to buy.
Every lady visiting our store on open
ing day viii receive . handsome Sou-
yenir.
N. B.-Duriug the evening we will
have . musical concert. given by AIb;rss'
orchestra.
Remember the day. Friday, May.
MITCHELL a. BAsH,
2l9 Market street, Wilmington, De-
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Allow myself to suiIer again what have
suffered for the last year. That vile
di ease, Dyspepsia, gave me no comfort,
! could not eat nor enjoy anything. The
decio amounted to nothing; nothing
seemed 10 relieve me, until l used 4
bottle OF Sulphur Bitters. Four bottles
made We weil.-J0seph Batchelder, Mas.
ter Of Schooner q. A. Baker,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

The spekss in the near bind wheei y. ii
the buggy OF Willard Davis were ,ns
pulled out Of the axletree In front oi a '
City Hail, . few minutes before M
O'Clock this afternoon, letting the ow s"d.
and . gentleman friend down very ut ,u
denly, but luckily they escaped unnu''
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

Is kept busy extracting, filling and max
ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be frtt-class In
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
25c.; with gas, 60c. A set of teeth, IS. so;
beat, ~. Teeth filled with silver, 75c,
eInalram, Soc; gold, u and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for TIC. Once, 7O3 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

We are requested to state that Steph.
EN- u. duncan, of the Fifth ward, Is a
cand date for election as member o.
the Board OF Public Education. He il
tie Oldest conductor On the Delaware
Railroad, and has been y resident OF oui
city for many yeirs. This election will
take place Oh Saturday. and 1t 10 to b.
hoped that q full vote may be polled
and the best man may be elected.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

The butchers of the Second street mar.
ket will play a game OF base ball on the
Union street grounds to- morrow (Thurs-
day) afternoon. Game called At .
o'clock. Admission 10 cents. "When
Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug.
of-war."
Daily Republican., 1890-04-30

IF. Townsend will sell to morrow
afternoon on Grant, Union, and other
streets, near the schentzsn park, 40 dc
sirable building lots. Those who wish
to secure homes or purchase on specula
ton, should endeavor 10 be present.