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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-29
THE YELLow-HAMMER's TAP.

THE YELLOW TAP.
The Century.
When the breezes softly play
Der meadows sweet, in fair-haired May,
And whisper secrets 70 the pines
In woodlands dense with clam b'ring vines:
When balmy springtime fills the air,
And scatterS sweetness everywhere,
Then there comes the ceaseless rap
OF the yellow-hammers tap
Tip-tap, tap-tap, tp-tap-tip-
Tapity-tip,
Tipity -tsp-tap;
IT'S the merry pitter- patter
When brown wrens peer through rough-hewn
rail,
And oft is heard the drum of quail,
And thickets echo thrush's song,
And swollen brooklet bounds along;
When from the hedge the cat birds cry,
And meadow larkS are soaring high,
Then there comes the merry tap
OF the ellow-hammer's rap
Tip-tap, tip-tap, up-tap-tip-
Tapity-tip.
Tipity-tap-tap;
It's the ceaseless pitter-patter
OF the yellOw-hammer's tap.
When the hazy shadows slowly creep,
And lambkins bleat themselves to sleep;
When from the pastures dashed plain
Echoes the cow-belPs sweet refrain
That blends with negro transfers song,
AS down the road he rides along,
Again is heard the merry tap
OF the yellow-hammer's rap
Tip-tap. tip-tap, tip-taptip--
IT'S the plaintive rat-a-tatter
OF the yellow-bammer's tap.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-29
The Logical Conclusion.

Philadelphia Times.
MY lawyer ought to be here instead of
me-" the burglar said through his cell door
to the warden.
You robbed the house. didn't you?'
Eyes, but the lawyers got all | took. If
he's got the plumber why am l punished ?"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-29

All nut-class grocers sell Queen hams and
bacon No covering. fresh daily
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-29

sc ladies' merino vests and drawers. hes
Ger Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-29

Moore's Revealed Remedy win give you
strength.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-29

There were fed for record Saturday 30
deeds. the considerations aggregating $685.
96O10. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne. Tremper g. Co., abstractors of
title, rooms9, 10, IL and II, Boyd block:
s. p I. a. Co to D. Haggerty, lots q and %,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

the even
ing of january Is, 1900 by Rev. ..
Wesley sullivan, pastor OF snyuer
Avenue Baptist Church, At no, .0
snyder avenue, Philadelphia, r., NJ.
Joseph NJ. Charlton and Miss Estcile
L. Bromley, both OF Philadelphia. ia.
ROBERTSON - WILLIAMS on the
evening OF january -. 1880, by Eev. ..
Wesley Sullivan, pastor OF snyder
Avenue Baptist Church, ut No. IOs sny-
der avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, Mr.
William Robertson and Miss Mary Ann
Williams, both of philadelphia, Pa.
LEE-BAIERLE.-On January 10. 1870
mt No. 2u7 North College avenue, by
Rev. Robert Graham, Mr.. Edwin W
Lee and Miss Caroline L. Baicrle, boil
OF Philadelphia.
TOY-MORRIS.--On the evening OF Jan
uary 49, 1870, by Rev. J. Wesley Sulli
van, pastor Of snyder Avenue Bapus
| Church, at their home, No, 4S3 Dudley
street. philadelphia, Pa, Mr.. A,exan
| both of Philapelphia, Pa.
GRoyEs-WooDB 10, 1855
by the Rev. Martin II. Dunlap, .Jong
than Groves and Alice Estclla WooG
bury, both OF this city.
sHEPPERD-McAL = At Me-
London. Pa, on the lith inst, by til
Rev. ". HAYES Moore, samuel shel
ter Of Hickory lin, Pa.
RAY-DoNoyA N.-At Scott NJ f. PA
sonage, No. 500 Poplar street, on Thur
day evening, january ~, 1880, BY u
Rev. Vaughan :, Collins, Mr. Halleck
! Ray and Miss Elmira Donovan, both
II Wilmington, Del.
: Milford papers please copy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18
THIRD EDITION.
a LIFE SENTENCE.

George II. Williams Goes To Prison foi
Life for the Murder OF Young waiter
Il. Wright.
when the Superior Court met yester-
day afternoon at 2. 80 o'clock George IL.
Williams, the colored man convicted oi
the murder OF Walter 4. Wright. In June
last, and was last Wednesday by de-
cisiun OF the court granted new trial,
was brought In aud placed in the pris-
onet's dock.
Attorney General Biggs then arose and
Addressing the court said that In the case
Of the State ys. George II. Williams, in
whose behalf = new uial had boen order
ed, the prisoner through his counsel had
withdrawn his plea OF not guilty aud EN-
tered one OF guilty of murder In the sec
ond degree. Tho State had decided te
accept the plea, and 10 doing go MIR.
Blggs said that while he believed Thu
verdict was right and that Williams Wa,
guilty Of murder In the first degree, YET
| in view Of the fact that there was but on,
witness who positively identified the pfis
oner AS the man who tired the shot Gnt
tie uncertainty Of it, he had sgreed tia
the plea should DO accepted.
The attorney general asked that judg
mcnt be passed upon the prisoner. TIT
Chi 4 ju.ice tten told Williams 10 stan'
up. lie told him that lie could certainl,
make DO complaint oil his treatment. II
had been ably defended by counsel, VIII
lad done all In his power TO save him
Ilc had besp convicted OF murder in til
first degree, and the court had decided 4
give him new trial, something that ha'
lever been granted by any court In TIL
State before. He then sentenced WI
lams 10 imprisonment for lie.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

AZ about half-pist seven O'Clock this
mufuing an a,arm OF fire was sounded
from box No. %, Second and Sliplty
strosts. Buildings, frame aud BRICK, be-
longing to the Alderdcc estate, at Front
and Orange streets, are much damaged
In the upper stories, aud the roofs are
burned "a.
There are two allegations as 10 where
the fire caught, both agreeing that II WAS
IA The second story. One IN that 1t
caught in the western eud, where there
was % tive or way OF acc u II ng for II,
and the other, which is more probable, lie
that sinoke was first seen issung IRON
the eastern end of the large az story
frame building on the corner, and proha.
| bly, caught there from defective tlue
| over tie Office.
On tue other hand, when at Sis
! o'clock the tire broke out through tile
| roai. 1t WAS at the western end. The
furniture, books aud papers OF the Office
and some portion OF the -four anl grain
| were gotten out and conveyed to the op.
| pust-e eide OF f. ont street.
The Fame Hose got iiIst water OH the
| IRE with plug stream about the Tin
the alarm was sounded. She subse-
| qu-ttly had TWO engine streams on,
while the W ashington had also two
streams on, and both these companies
were Z n soc charge oil the subdued
fire at 8 O'clock, the other companies al
that time having answered the signal to
| quit with three whistles, stoppt d playing.
Ihtsr each had one stream on up 10
. O'clock, viz: Phoenix, Weccacee, Re-
lance aud Friendship. making all told
eisht streams. This Hood Of water BY
| 4 80 O'Clock, it was evident, would prove
| 10 master a fire raging 10 haV with
which the second stories OF the two build
ngs ware stored. liIwas remark abb )
| stubborn fire. At S.iJ o'clock man
with large fire exiingusher went into
| CJmr.nv's flee, which adjoins II,
damaged frame on tie west. He was
ready Tor any lire that might appear
Vaey However escaped.
Tie damaged property, It Is alleged
had been offered Tor sale at 81, 800. IL i.
insured, but we are told under the drcc
ton Of he agent Of the Alderdce es aif
who lives IN Pitt blrg, VIII 10 tho liz II
, live mainly IN Pniauelplla. Dickey
! Co.'S (Neary) stock was valued a
5000, aud there are e. 600 OF insurAuc
WITH biNpiu ~ 60. In a foreign COMPANY
Patro man Russel and 5h'r.r taw I'll
: suoke about y, quieA as the alarm "a
giyea, One thinks the lire caught in ID
D Astern end and the other III tho wesLrr
i end.
. In the fire alarm system new electri
] battery Is beng placed and a generi
overhaul ng going OIL. The alarm, how
t ever WINS correct On the first striking.
ehoa- ltnny, commission man, ha
q a Uar load OF apples stored in The seeon
= story.
The chief ugineer and his two asss
ants were all on duty.
> TIL delaware Hook and Ladder Con
= pApy Was in service.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18
What Children Cost.

Showing the expense the poor man. the weto-do mar
and the rich man, oil raising boys and girls sec how the m
ures shall give agree with yours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Ladies kid and pebble. but
ton, worth sI.75, our price SI.2s.
Ladies kid and pebble but
ton, worth So, our price $3.50.
Ladies' kid and glove top,
buttons, worth 81 50, our price
SI75.
Ladies kangaroo button and
glove top button. worth $3.50,
our price only 81.
Ladies extra fine kid button,
worth $3.50. our price $3.50.
Ladies' extra fine kid opera
and square toe, handmade, but
ton, worth $500, our price
$500.
Misses kid button, heel and
spring heel, worth $3.50, oul
price only 81.
Misses kid and pebble, hceI
and spring heel, button, worth
sI.75, our price only sI.a5.
Misses fine kid, high cut
spring heel and heel, wortl
81 90, our price $3.50.
Misses fine kid, button, heel
our own make, worth S2.5o
our price $500.
Children's pebble and kid
spring heel, button, worth 75c
our price soc.
Childrcn's pebble, wedge hee'
button worth o5c. only 4oc.
Childrcn's pebble and kic
spring heel, button, worth 85(
only 65c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

JACQuOT.-O the 10th inst. Mary g.,
wife OF Francis y. Jacquot, aged Is
years.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence. 5li
Walnut street, on Monday morning, Goth
IN ST., at o'clock High mass ut st.
Mary's Church. lnterment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
GILLAND.-On Thursday. 10th instant
Andrew Gilland, aged - years.
Relatives and friends are invited to AT
tend tho funeral from the residence OF
his brother, Robert oilland, No. go.
South Van Buren, street, on saturday
afternoon, ~ . o'clock. services at the
| house. Interinent IN Eiycryicw Gene
terry.
| CHALFANT-on january 18th, 1870.
Priscilla, wife OF Ellis ChaltaHt, aged
4s years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited to attend hor funeral from the
| residence OF her husband, No. iIO4 Penn
| sylvnnll Avenue, on sunday afternoon.
| services ut the house ut O'Clock. Inter
inent nc Mt. salem cemetery.
| WILIEY-Ou the 18th day Of January,
l-pO, Edward W illcy, in the slst year OF
| his age
invited 10 attend his funeral from his
late residence. No. GUj Poplar street, on
sunday, at 1910 Il. Ia. lhturmcnt Ut
| Cuvi~tiUut. hcl.
| 'iiome at lust
! Ml-LLIN.-un the Eth of January, lsJt
Peter Muffin aged - years.
| Relative and ttiend- are respectfully
| invited to attend his funeral nom III
] utc residence. No 1G Church street, on
Monday morning, ut 10 O'Clock. HIGH
mass At ST. Mry's Church. mtcrhcut
at Cathedral Cemetery.
EooP.-In this city, on the 18Th inst,
Fred I Hnup. aged 70 years.
Funeral from the residence Of his
| brother iu-iuw, william Il. Mitchell, NO
.DI East Eleventh street, uu sunday at
! trynUlu, ut = O'Clock, lntcrluout al
| RtNurNicW cemetery,
| GLASGOW .-On saturday, January Is
| l-a1. Nuuie, daughter OF James aut
| Katie ui,s9ow aged months.
The relatives Uud lnuil@ Hrn respect
tHlly invited 80 the funeral Oh Mundn,
afternoon, at 'iu'ciOrk, corner of \ am
Hntnu streets, >ndth ~ ilmihHtun. In
teI1uCnt Al l;iNerYlcN Cemetery.
.TlIBEg-Ou January Is $3.50, Hermann
| =-tiihcfs
bac uaii,u OF funeral " VI Ia given,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Ga tie 18th of December George -.
l;amer departed this HE in the SD year
of his age. He was born on Christmas,
ISIS, in New Castle County. lie was a
cooper by trade and worked IL, 1t III lis
younger days, but Ia later years he
followed farming until the breaking out
OF TIE war, when he enlisted IN Company
+, Alb Regiment. Delaware Noluleers,
and served throughout the entire war.
His comrades all spoke well OF him, a
he was u brave soldier. and slv avs ready
to do kind favor for any OF them; Il,
was u kiud father and an Obiiging neigh
Dor aud friend. Five daughters survive
him, his wife having died - yeara ago
Five years ago he had paralytlc stroke
VI hlch lett him very feeble.
About two weeks before he died be hal
the second stroke ant he was Gale,
away. We miss him from The family eli
Gle, but We know our loss is his eterua
gam.
EcSt, dear father, in ecutlt ,umbers.
NTH the resurrection sftrins
linen arise and join the uaW0rr
That in triumph shall ttfIu.
. VI b.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Fred. U. Roop. son of the late Dr..
Roop oil Sea!ord, died at the residence of
his b. othel-iu-law, No. 304 East Eleventh
street, on the 10th Inst. In his boyhood
he learned the printing business, and
shorty after coming Of age be COM
MERGED tho publication of tile seslord
Item, neat ltte weekly paper, but the
venture hot proving very profitable he
abandoned the enterprise, and came to
oLr city, where he was occasionally EN-
ployed with his brother, Hubert A. Ruop,
and other parties. A few months ago he
determined 10 go Wcst, but lie had only
got as far as Harrisburg, Ia, where he
contracted bad cold, aud III the latter
part OF November he returned to our
city. Instead OF getting better, as he
had hoped, he continued to grow worfe,
developing into consumption and iiHally
produced death. He leaves young wife,
10 whom he had been married little
over wear, and many friends to mourn
his untiuely deceas" His remains will
be inferred tomorrow at Riverview
Cemetery, and Vill he attended by the
Knights If the Golden Eagle, St. George
Castle. No. >, lie hay ~ teen member
Oi tho order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Children's pebble and kid
spring heel, button, worth sI.25,
only CSC.
Children's extra fine pebble
and kid spring heel, BUTTON high
cut, our own make, worth SL75,
our price only SI.4o
Big boys hook lace and but
ton, from 81 to 81.
Little boys hook lace and
button shoes, from o5c to sI,2o.
Ladies' high cut button arc
tics, worth 81, our price only
SI.25.
Misses high cut button arc.
tics, worth 81 Is, our price only
81.
Mems wool-lincd alaskas onl,
soc.
Mems buckle arctics only 75c
Mems coarse boots only sI.a5
Mems kip top sole long leg
boots, worth 50. only sag.
Mems waterproof boots wortl
$3.50, only $3.50.
Mems extra prime kip boots
top sole, worth S3.75, onl,
s2.75.
Boys coarse boots, sizes 3
, a, s, worth SI.75, only 81.
Boys kip boots. sizes ?. :
4, worth 81 IS. only $3.50.
, Boys kip boots, sizes a,
worth 81, our price sI.25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18
FOURTH EDITION


Mrs James Mcneil, Jr., shot three OF
her cAildren at theii homo IN Farlbault,
Minu., yesterday, two fatally. She then
made another child take car6olic acid
aud TOOK dose herself. but at last ac-
counts both were still alive. The woman
said she had been sick aud had no hope
o. getting well.
An examiner from the Interior Depart
meut, who has been examining the ac-
counts OF r. W. Smith, late Receiver OF
the United States Laud Office In Tucson,
Arizona, finds that there 10 due to the
Government 81, 700, and to tile settlers
who paid Smith on the land entries
stout SIS, 600. Smiths whereabouts are
unknown.
Three hundred persons at Carmi, ILL
nols, have been obliged to leave their
homes on account OF sudden rise in the
Little w abash river. The river Is out Of
Its bsnks, aud the northern part OF the
town Is flooded to depth OF 20 feet il
some places, aud from 10 10 100 houses
are submerged.
Henry N. jackson, formerly asslstan
cashier Of the Sub Treasury in New
York city, who fed some two years age
with $4,000 OF Government money, ha,
been arrested by Secret Service officer
In q hotel iu Fourth avenue. He arrive,
recently from Scotland. He said Ii
owed his downfall TO his wife.
The assignees of the late John Roac
we're In consultq ion with the Navy DE-
paItment yesterday for the purpose {
securing settlement OF the claims {
III Roach estate for balance due on &C
count Of the cruisers Chicago, Bosto
and Atlanta. The amount III controvers
Is 100000.
The Navy Department Is informed th'
The United States steamer Enterprise b,
arrived at Antwerp, where she will r
ceive the remains of ex-Mlnister Pendl,
ton and bring them 10 the United Stat
tor iItermeut.
The police OF Altoons, Pa, yesterds
arrested twenty of gang Of tram
charged with setting fire to sheds
Vaughn's brick yard. A special oliic
named Purvis wac shot through the i
By one ol the trsinps.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

This morning party OF young ladiea.
including Miss Matte knowles OF this
city, Miss Mary Cooper of New Castle.
Miss Minnie Hatch Of New York and
Miss Hawkins OF West Point, N. y, LEFT
on the Washington and New York Ex.
press foi New Haven, Conn, cbaperoned
Nv Mrs. James q. Knowles. They will
attend the german TO be given by the
Sophomore Glass and Glee Club oil Yale
University. They will be gone one week
and will return TO tLls city on Saturday
next. A stop viii DO made at New York
when number Of young ladies will jo'r
tho marty
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18
Carried OF tho sigus.

Miscellaneous college students turn out
to be the persons who have boon ,antAlix-
ing the New Haven police by carrying
Oh The Signs on the street lamps. They
stored them 10 . room at the college. A
city official on learning this sent Tor two
OF the leaders and said 10 them: I'VE
don't want to be severe. apd therefore II
you will bring back the .eigps within ~
hours there VII be no further trouble,
Otherwise the baud will begin TO play.
Now take your choice" The boys made
the choice without stopping to discuss
the matter, and the next evening 207
glass signs were brought back 10 bags
and turned over to the authorities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Al 4 o'clock yesterday aitsrn ~ |
Jury out IN the case oil Anderson n
ya the Mayor and City OF Winnings
sent a paper TO the Court when y
Chief Justice read, aud looking aer5al
Judge Ball, one OF the counscl tot1
CITY, indulged In a smile which Nna
derstood to mean that the jury eol-da
agree.
No more notice WAS taken UNI
0 clock when the Jury aga'n itll
word to the Court that seYele' q "
members were sick, that ZIG candg
could he reached and ;aat ''y"
Ike to be discharged.
Some consultation FOLLOWED ustss,
I no Judges and counsel, duriur q aela i,
Hifd said that he preferred t. have !.
Jury kept out longer 50 thai ''ae = :.
clusion could DO reached; rs W.
demlng fashionable for juiies 49, Y
Finally, Judges Houston ar liAaa
Tic chief Justice having Ront H'f !.
ided to send Tor the jury. III l'is4'
reported that they could rot 4 "a -,
,iicl aud the twelve Rcol IL ~ !. !,
Acrc dismissed. Tie jury fz'o' ',,us :,
ihe plaintiff and three fol II hli :
/ they were out nine hours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

"Passlon's Slave" an emotional dra.
ms, abonuds in thrlling situations, and
has for its basis the caraer OF u man madly
IL love, vino, through tue Influence OF hir
passion, il led into the commission oil
it5ta which become sources OF misery u
him The encounter IA the prison scene
N the second act bet8eeu DE Foe and
Sheplty, the villain Of the play, wa,
| poweriully rendered. Trenton News.
HIS company will appear at Proctor
6fard Opera House Monday, ruesda,
Ati Wednutday evening, ior the bemli
OF the Young Mems Christian Temper
ance Union.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Miss Mary Anderson. ia ~ At,
Allen and Anna Anderson, ,'ya n,
residence of her parents, New
Causeway, yesterday Afternoon . J.
O'Clock, Of scarlet fever. ste We '..,,.,
Il years OF age aud WAS very sui 3,
teacher in the co!ored sthoos M
State, she having taught ~ ,pl
county, and this winter talleh IN
between New Castle and D1la"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

The performance of From Sire 10 Son"
by The VI ton Mobiles Com pany at the
Opera House last evruiu. attracted quite
. large and fashionable audience, aud
the expressions Of graliAcat On as the
play progressed was quite general. This
evening Love and Law" will he pre-
sented with such force aud reality ss to
create a deep impression. The young
folks In particular tel much interest il.
"Lovo and Law aud will doubtless be-
out in large numbers The members Of
the company a'n applause wte.tyer they
eppeaF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

An interesting case has been concluded
before the Austrian Court Of Appeal. A.
the funeral Of the Grown Prince the
Mayor OF Horiiz. In Bohemia, called to-
gethcr the Town Council to pass a vote
OF coincidence With tic imperial houee.
Afcr having addressed the Town Coun-
cillor., the Mayor asked them TO rise as
an expression of their grief. All rose
except ore Councillor, who remained
seated. This was REGARDED as an offence
to u member OF tie imperial family, and
the Councillor has been punished with
two months imprisonment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Andsew j. Gallagher aud Miss hrOes
Clllins wrre married in 81. rcter'4
Church Al New Castle. on THURSDAY
evening, by Rev. Father Brady, J5se pr
Clrlin acting as groom man ana Miss
Mary MeCuliu Gs hrlesnaii. III
wedding mareh Was PLAYED on The organ
BY Mss Lens K gers. lli- ehutc,i WI,
well flied ty she relatives ami irleu.s OF
the contracting parties. and cvery one
appeared 10 be d,N3uttl ,..;h the cefe-
m n ~ Of llte Li-.L,-, III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

tnrfMBus, o., Jan. l'.-'lhc death of
A,ce Democratic members of the Gem
e-5 Assembly and the serious illness of
fb' turth, since tn, Legislature nut on
7 ID, &, has so reduced The Democratic
n,lmlty In either branch that they tie.
ru fear they may not be able 10 ac-
com ,ltsh the partisan Legislation ,hcy
Fal IA contemplation. The redistrlglir
ut le State for Congressional purposfs
u cen looked upon AS not Inferior II
i, rance to the selection Of uited
) H.e senator. and, In fact, there wrri
more Of the party leaders Interested il
Il tesult than In the election OF Bree
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

The record OF death, published 10
one OF tho religious papers. lays OF the
deceased: "For two years preceding his
death he was y constant render Of the
-. He was a g-eat sufferer, but
grace sustained him" The Cong a
tiona,ist exclaims: GLOW SAD that he
did not take to the reading of some other
newspaper in time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

sunday Republic. Sunday Republic. :.
Gilbert 4 SulIivans new opers, 'The
Gondoliers, illustrated; w. ]. Harris
the base tall situation; chess and check
crs; general sporting aud dramatic mat
tiers, eti., can lie had si fiist q Davis
No. BIB Market stTeet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

Several railway compantcs 1's \,
toady to equip their cars y ~ W. ",
e1;ensible air step, 80 Us to bs y '''s'
excursions and summer tra' "a
companies will have as many - ~ y,
equipped before spring. M imgI
mcut don't eqalre any alter " ,a " v,
permanent steps, but lie plate ' W.
a,ely underneath. The cost s .ps u.
proveIrent is nothing co1. a'i ii.
couvnn ence aud safety. " u LUZ LUZ
passengers can got on AID " ~,
any where on the road wiii9n aus
or risk,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

New YoRK, Jan. l7.-fiin!lGI, t , !,
cables from London to the nh a9lt Y
zette challenging Sullivan 70 MI aA
81, 800 u side, London prize ss1 Vi
In America or Europe, or 10 Al y
small gloves for - 900 s,'tlei y
California Athletic Club, Pf, s,,ss
club will add $4,000 t. 5 tIs
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18

They were talking about the various
methods OF celebrating the passing OF the
old year and the coming of the new.
"Did you erer dance the old year out and
the new year iui' was asked of lady OF
uncertain age. "Yes, Indeed, hundreds
OF times" WAS the reply. But nobody
believed her.