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Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
Services Mt Stanton and Newport.

Services at St. James churches, stan
ton aud Newport, on Good Friday and
Easter day as follows: Good Friday.
10. 81 .. IN, at St. JAmts' Church, near
Stanton, with sermon on "Tho Atone-
ment." Special oler,ory for jewish
missions IL TO 8 .. N. st. James
Church, Newport, meditations on the
Seven Words from the Cross, 4 p. m.
81. James Church. Newport, special
service and address for school children.
$50 p. m. St. James Church, New
port. evening prayer and sermon on ''Ihe
Atonement."
Easter Day.-10.30 a. m, ST.. James
Church, ue..r Stanton, morning service
ard sermon on "Tbe Gatckeepcr OF
Hades." The Bible doctrine OF death,
and what Gomez after II, will be specially
discussed. Special offertory for church
Improvements, 8 80 p. M. st. Jsmes'
Church, Newport, children's Eastsr ser
vice and opening Of money boxes for rec-
sory fund, 7.S0 p. m. ST. James Church,
Newport, evening prayer snd sermon on
sThe Gatekesper OF Hades.'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Manuel Richenberger held the first
comb nation sale at his bazaar On Mary
land avenue last Tuesday, and 1t WAS
decided srceees. A large number Of
horses, carriages aud harness were dis
posed Of, and Mr.. R'chenbcrger is very
mnch elatei with the success Of his un.
der,aking. Tho second sale will take
place Oh "Wednesday, April %, and those
IN want of toraes, carriages or anything
In that line should be sure to attend.
Mr.. Rlchenberger is prepared to buy OF
sell horses on commission, and always
has a fine lot of stock on hand.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

A solemn program OF religious exer.
cises will be carried cut !or the co cred
Catholics. Two very respectable and
earnest postulsuts, who have been duly
instructed la rel. ious doctrines for the
space OF four months, will receive holy
baptism. This beautiful and impressive
ceremony will take place during the
usuai meeting at 4 o'clock p. IN. Tho
sixth sunday after Easter, May IL, Ri.
Rev. Bishop Curtis, D. D., will confer
the sacrament of confirmation on good.
ly number OF the colored congregation.
Next Sunday Rev. Esther deiiuytcr will
presch two impressive sermons on "Bap'
tism' d "The joys oil Eastertide. All
sarnest coloTed people are ma le We
come.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Kepnard s. Co., the well-known and
popular dry goods merchants at No. G23
Market streer, have their show window
arranged In handsome manner, and 1t
attracts considerable attention. The
work was done by one OF the salesmen
and is a representation Of a eepulchre,
formed of haukerchisis and the white
goods. Inside are Easter lilies and other
plants in bloom, while the exterior Is
decorated with smilax, and above all
hangs a beautiful bird. 1t is All artistic
piece of work, and reflects great credit
on the designer. The stock OF goods ear.
ried BY this firm is large and varied, while
the prices at which they are sold are a
surprise 70 the closest buyers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

The junior base ball club of the High
School has been organized, with the fol :
lowing members: II. Wier, c.; L. Guth,
rie, D.; G. Foulk, 8. e.; A. McGarvey, 1b;
=. hofim.n, %; F. johnson, 3D.; Q.
Frank, |. f.; II. Litzenberg, o. T.; O. Will
Lame. r. {. Substitutes, Campbell. Hahn,
t. rnoou they defeated picked nine from
The same school by a score Of 80 to 10.
The Senior aud Middle base ball clubs
will slso organize In a short time, and {
series Of games arrsnged aud played.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Alpha Council. No. l.. o. II. c.,
will hold the regular weekly meeting Mt
their hall In the amyth Building, No, 6l0
Market street, this evening. This order
is rapidly growing all over the country,
aud is one OF the best beneficial aud CO.
operative life insurance organizations in
existence. The assessments are but 80
cents each, without respect To age, for n
death benefit fund OF $1,000, to lie paid
10 the benciiciaries Of the deceased men,
Der. Last year there were but seven
assessments, and MS the membership In.
creases 1t is pr,baoie the amount paid al
| death will be Increased.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

The regular convocatlon of Kadosh
Ccmmaudery, No. rs. A. !. o.. Knights
of Malta, was hold at their chamber. No
lO1 East Ninth stree, last evening Eight
candidates were Initiated and seven pro
positions received aud referred to COM
mis,ees. A special convocst!on will be
held on Monday, 2lst Inst, for tho pur-
pose OF COZ ferrinx degrees and advancing
candidates, SO that they will be prepared
gree of the Rcd Gross ana Sepulchre, the
highest I'm the order.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Co A, Delaware Cadet Corps, held .
public inspection on Tuesday evening"
with 80 men In line. Everything passed
of In . manner which reflected great
credit on tho officers oi the regiment.
The following were promoted: Corporal
II. Croney, to be sergeant and Private
Ranck to corporal. After the drill detail
consisting OF J. Wriehtington. +. Mag.
we'll, ]. Herbert, r. W. Mccoy, J. Il
Myers, H. kloberg and aeven others ex-
ecuted silent drill In . very creditabie
manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Shortly before 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Samuel Hannss, q br,cklayer
engaged at work on the new building at
Fourth aud Orange streets, missed his
footing while walking on the second story
io,sts and fell between them, breaking
his left leg. He was picked up by his
frilow workmen and DR.. j. llarmer lille
summoned, who after dressing the leg
with a Temporary splint had him re-
MAYED in Wilson'S ambulance to the
homeopathic Hospital, where the irac
tire was reduced. ..""
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Squire MonAshaa rendered . decision
yesterday 10 favor Of the plaintiff 10 the
case Of William r. Long W. Edward
r. James, president OF tho Delaware
Prirtiug Company. The suit was TO re-
cover $l9. 80 for work and labor Of the
plaintiffs minor son, Waltsr 9. Long,
aud on Tuesday, when the case Wa tried,
Harry Rmmons, Esq, who appeared for
the defendant, preferred tho plaintiff
Sl.60 AZ . weeks pay for his boy, which
be refused 10 accept. This money was
then handed to the bQuire. and he gave
judgment In favor Of the plaintiff for el6
In addition to this. making the full
amount claimed.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Twenty thousand pieces of wall paper
at II. u. Hoit's, 2l3 West Second street;
fiue gold, embossed paper, 20 cents
apiece; ut nice Mica paper, 6 cents
apiece; also n larg stock OF all grades
from the mott common to tie finest. /
have lar.e force OF practical paper
hangers and work done without delay
Estim les given with pleasure. IL. ID.
Holt, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

FARMlSerov. Mo, April 3.-Yes'er-
day morning the crusaders headed by
Mrs. Williams aud Mrs, Foster, opened
their campaign. Armed with s,edge
hammers, they storped Thompson's beer
NAGun and smashed six barrels, empty
Ing thHeeer In the street.
The oven then took possession OF the
wsgoa and started for Deiassus, four
miles south, where carload OF teer be-
longing to the Klausmsnn Brewery
Company Is side tracked. They intend.
cd to destroy all OF II. The saloon men
here are expecting visit from tue cru
sade,f.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Booker & Whitesell, the commission
merchants and produce dealers at Nos.
102, 104 and 106 East Fourth street, have
had . sign erected on their establishment
that is the largest In this city. 1t Is so
feet long, about . feet high aud besrs the
name and business OF the firm. The work
was done by Buchor and tho lettering 10
excellent
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Major La Brown inspoo moIy 10 NJ
n. N, q. D., at their nfnu ,Co,,ud ettfy,
Castle last evening and '0I There u.l1
thing in excellent order The n.ja
sbou, alty men IN line i AMI sppssr,llss,'
compiimented them on t ~ ths ,'Iis.''
mo gaS%s. ' ass4s Hss: .so .aa
hundred invited guests pin rs shown v
The inspection they I'VE, wea' great! ~
srmoiY which has Os'u
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
An Unknown Man Sick.

This moroing an unknown man was
found very slck on the Baltimore u
Philadelphia Railroad. near Gilpln
avenue. Wilson's ambulance was sum-
moned and he was renoved to the
Homeopathic Hospital, but was unable
to give his name or 70 idence.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

The sale OF the house of the late
Francls Green, situated at the corner OF
SECOND aud Cherry streets, in this city,
will 10 eold at pubic sale on Saturday
afternoon at O'CLOCK by the sdminis-
traitors, L. w. Stiiham Il Sons, aue-
sioneers. Persons who wish to purchase
should be on hand, AS bargain may be
Aecured
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Mr.. Knowles from Green Hin r ar
Light, Delaware Bay, has been appoint
ed keeper OF Cherry Island Range Light,
near Edgemoor. vice Wm. w. simmons.
resigned. Mr.. g. held the position for
over ten years. He has now engaged
with his brother, John I. Simmons, in
brick and mason work, and thote about
erecting buildings or having curbing and
paving doue should give them q call.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

The Wilmington Printing Company
and Arthur K. Taylor d Company, Job
printers, have consolidated under the
name Of the former. The plant Of the
latter nrin will he moved TO the office OF
the Wilmington Printing Company, No.
406 shipley street, making one Of the
Tho directors Of ths com pany are Chas.
william Edwards, james II. Semple and
William I. Morris. Arthur X. Taylor
will manage the office, and William
II. Morris VIII keep the merits OF the
company's work before the business peo-
pie and citizens Of Whining ton.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Miss Ejanna Hergnp, rather the prom
isIug young aGthoecss Of the ESstern
shore OF Maryland, who writes under
the morn de plume of "Eui hrosyne
Hunt and who las been taking a
50 clnl Course OF study at the Academy
OF Visitation, this city, is spending the
Easter no idays with her parents, near
Queenstown, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

A free lecture will be delivered to-
morrow (Friday) evening in the school
house No. 1908 Wilson street by Mrs.
Benoid, the Philadelphia evangelist, on
s"rhe Serpent In the HOUSE." uGder the
auspices Of the W. G. 7. u, No. 2. All
are Invited.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

ELKros, No., April 80 =, Of lind
Beers, was held to-day ~ a. yeus NJ
Catholic Church. She we :, n ,ily wals
Up 10 . year ago sic occa ., S n adj,
ed TO this town from Ter ns sbe ls.ra
lance OF over four miles and msil
three sens aud q daugt'es ,ca lirs'
grandchildren AID grea'e'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Col. Benjamin Nields, trustee, will sell
at public sale II the Court House on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, o desira-
bic lot situated near the corner OF Fourth
and VanBuren ctr .e's, and also one near
the corner OF Franklin and Chestnut
streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Powell, of the Third y ;i, 'sysnty ~ ~
fs,uv, shsd at noon today a,os iOr n
sons who wish somethins lie csri,i.'''
should give him = an snrycyiuC i.s.ll
islt little proud md u be will le ,aptd
proud in supplying us
them.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

LIVERPOOL, April 2.-The steamship
C,ty of Paris, which met with disaster on
her tr' n TO this port, arrived here At IL
o,c,ecS to. night. Sufficient water was
nu,npsd out Of fsr ut Queenstown to
enst 10 her to float safely.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

About $50 o'clock yeste rday afternoon
the axle OF one of Jas. II. Beggs q Co. IS,
brick carts broke, on Spruce street he,
tween Seventh and Eighth streetR. A
part Of the bricks fell on the horse but
after much difficulty he was rescued un-
injured. 49,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Jno. 7, Donahoe, bother, 5l7 and 5l9
Orange street, wiehes to inform he Gus.
toners and the public generally that be
hss lust received an Invoice of the cele.
bratoi Burlholomay Rochester Book
Dcer, pronounced by connisieurs to be
the finest ever produced, and Is now
ready 10 deliver all orders promptly,
either In bottles Oh bulk. telephone call
No. 80.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

for - cabinet photographs aud one 1920
crayon portrait ct Cumming gallery,
BOZ Market atraet
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

and decorating done In the latest style
by q. II. Baldwin h Son; also estimates
furnished. No. 72l Market street, second
floor, No. 8 room. Residence, No. 3l2
East Fourth erect
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
HAMnuRGERs'.
HAM BURGERS

We are doing a great
Easterbusincss in boys
and childrcn's clothing.
There'll be lots Of our
little suits on the
streets next Sunday.
To-day. tomorrow and
Saturday is the time
left for you to do your
buying, and if you are
not welded to any
other place, come here
and let us serve you.
We promise to give
you better goods for
the money than you
can find in any store
in Wilmington. Our
stock this season is
larger than any in the
city. We show every
quality and every style
and for all ages. Short
pants suits come in
sizes from a to IS
years and the price be.
gins as low as $3.50
and then up to SIP.
Long pants suits come
in sizes from 10 to I8
years and the price
starts at 81. We know
If you will come and
see our goods you
will like them and if
you buy from us once
you will come and buy
again. Special attcn-
ton called to our line
OF Confirmation Suits.
We have them in all
kinds and at all prices.
Shirt Waists are here
in great profusion and
it's wonderful what
good value is in them.
IS cents buys a real
good waist. SI.2s the
best made. Come to-
day andbring the boys
with you. We will
give each Of them a
Bat and Ball.
lam BuRGER;
22o and 222 Market St
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

STLELE-WARE New York City,
ON the 2sth of March, 1890. by Rev. 4.
W. 1iaisey, pastor of Spring Street
Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Isaac steele
and Miss Emeiinc Ware. both OF New
Castle County, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure the worst cases Of neura gia
and rheumatism. Try IT, Only soc. per
bottle. Taylor g. Fullerton, drugg lists,
301 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

TIE Grippe is over, but Lung Diseases
are 20 prevalent as ever. The Balsgm
cures every time coughs, sore throat,
Group, etc, and really prevents cousump-
Don, 80 cents aud 81. Sold by druggi-ta
AepOf Fourth aud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Merchant tailor, No. 815Jf Market street,
second floor. full Inns OF spring goods
70 select from. Fit aud workmanship
gpsaeattea AZ No. 6i51i Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

The M.sses Pussy ard Ya'nsll, Of this
city, and Miss Patton, of Washington,
d. g., are visiting the family OF Rev.
Thomas r. Mcdowell, OF Octoraro Pres
byterlan Church, Chester County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Weiser g. Elliott, No. 40 East Fourth
street this morning received lot OF Della.
ware shad among which was one weigh
ing 81 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

fou want your eyes examined 'rfc.
Call oil Pioitsr Wen, oU5 Faiket
street. lie has a Te..a5lo doctor in AT.
tendan'e.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
i Am

ready with the latest novelties, color and
styles Of wall paper and window shsdes
A. b. Jones, Az Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
TO c'oudy, with easierly Winds, ind ck NJ
rain. Ssturday partly cloudy 10 clear
lug with stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
Eol. RENT.

For RENT
1906, lois Trenton Place, @ rs. and bath
5l9 West 9TH street, rooms and bath
l2iS Jefferson street, y rooms and bath
12U6 delaware ave., 10 rooms and bath
9U2 West street, 10 rooms and bath
$. W. cor. 3rd aud West, IA rooms and
bath.
Thin and Rodncy, 10 rooms and bath
FOL Monroe, store and rooms ana bath
G02 AN Buren, street, D room and bat
ll0i West 18th street, . rooms and bath
1908 and l6U9 Lincoln street, rooms and
bath.
l3J DUPONT street, G rooms and bath
COL Searles street, . rooms
1909 and 1870 Bennett street, o rooms
and bath.
207 and 2J9 East and street II rooms and
bath.
lbllIClaymont street, 0 rooms and bath
10lJPine street, rooms and bath
store torrent, 20l Market street
Store for rent, Coo King street
ROBINS for rent suitable for offices
For particulars apply to
IIEAID a Co,
It'll and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
TYR UsTEE's SALE.

tn U'7EE's SALE.
Benjamin Nields, Esd, trustee, will
sell liy order of the Orphans Court, ut
publ c sale at the Court House,
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 5rn DAY OF APRIL, 1890.
Alta O'Clock,
Two lots of land. No. ], situated on the
southerly side OF Fourth street, 10 feet
westerly from the westerly side OF Van
Burdn street, having Il front oil Is feet on
Fourth street, ana extending southcrly
that " idth V3 feet 2 inches.
No 2, situated on the easterly sido OF
franklin street 10 feet, northerly from
the northerly side of Chestnut street
having II front of 81 feet on Franklin st.
anu extending easterly that " idth IS #
Terms Of sale made known on day OF
| sale BENJAMIN NlELDS, Trustee.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

We'll, chew Good Enough tobacco,
save % in tags and get one OF Dur,t"iu' :
umbrellas, geld or silver head. Foo sale
by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

What" tost Boy. the he,t chewing
tobacso IN iowa. {. Il. Durs;ein, No. s
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
Not all sold. 100000
still to go at the
20 PER { ENT.
DISCOUNT.

You'll be surprised at the
wonderful value you'll get
In the goods we have set
aside to be sold at the Dis
count. Every day custom
ers are putting back into
their packets one-filth Of
their purchase money, The
Broadcloth and Worsted
Suits, the Cashmere Suits
from ten to twenty in a Lot.
Trousers by the thousand
pairs, Boys Clothing In all
the new and presentable
shapes. Ask statesmen to
show you the Special Stock
at 30 per cent. Discount.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

novelties In wall decorations az Jonus.
No. 422 Market street. Work done with
despatch.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03

Crayon Portraits
For $500 are still being male at Cum,
mings' gallery, 1902 Market etreet.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-03
TIE 5rm DAY OF APRIL, 1890.

MI A n T Il D.
w honsekeepers
to Il y the GoOdn win
W asMing Machine,
wliiI h has ncv or
kno Nn to make a
faili re In Getting
clothes clean with
out hand rubbing,
boiling or steanIlnH.
TrlAIl wash given
free by addres3in X
General Agent, y.
W. VAN A RT5-
DALEN. Whining.
ton, Del, Agents
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-27
ALLIANCE COLUMN.
siaady RretharnI Steady !

We are moving straight so far, let
us keep the column well closed up,
let our motto be. no fusion with
politicians Of any school. Let III stand
by our leaders, not all looking for
office, or determined to ride our own
peculiar hobby. look for the fourth
of March to promulgate platform,
on which we San all stand together.
Don't mind the sneers of partizan
papers. Don't listen to tile bnZzing
of politians, that if we make ticket
we can't elect it, but will by our &C.
ton let the enemy into power: Who
Is the enemyl the politician of every
shade Of color, who In turn is the
hireiing of the great corporations.
The question is, are our wives and
children as dear to us as theirs are
to them; if they are, we must fight
for them. They would show as no
quarter, let us do likewise. We can
elect farmer Governor, and u farm
er Legislature. We can cut down
taxes by reducing state and county
salaries, and we can fill the Offices by
our own men. Let us then continue
as We nave started. The sleeping
Sampson farmers alliance,-is
about to wake up, and shake off the
Delilah politicians. See to it that
every man stands by the guns. Let
every farmer join the alliance, and
let every county alliance send dele
gates to the 4th of March convention
in st. Paul, and every delegate will
return home. fired with enthusiasm
for the farmers home, wife and
children.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-27
A successful combinatlon.

Rings, pools, trusts, combines, mon
opolies-call them what you will
they are fast increasing throughout
the length and breadth of this
country. Legislators denounce them
and newspapers attack them, but still
they seem to flourish. 1t is gratifying
however, to note that there is at least
one combination in this country that
meets with the approval of the public,
especially Of farmers: 1t is composed,
met of individuals, but of the follow
/ ing Quartet of harvesting machines:
Deering Binder, Deerfng Light
Reaper, Deering Giant Mower, and
New Deering Mower.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-27
How The Wheels 20 Round.

The small child .peerLng for the first
time into the mechanism of a watch,
wonders "what makes the wheels go
round" A great MANY of us older
people, puzzling over the political,
social, and religious problems of the
day, wonder what are the hidden
Springs of action. The geOlogist has
found low the world was bGilt, and
the astronomer can tell us how the
planetsmove in their courses, but
neither has yet discovered what for
,ces keep the universe In play-in
other words, twhat makes the wheels
go round" On The Burlington"
the wheels go ronnd very
fast sometimes. On one occasion, !.
st. Paul to Chicago, 4a2 miles. in IL
hours and 10 minutes. On another,
st. Paul 20 La Crosse, l3l miles in 1875
minutes. They go round fast because
the rolling stock lis the best, the road
bed the smoothest, and the employees
the most coompent. For tickets and
information. call on local agents, or
write TO w. J. c. Kenyon. Gen. Pass.
Agent c., b. & n. R., St. Paul Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-27

Birds of a feather flock together.
Did you.ever notice that if one man
,is.sour, ,disgrunted, and out of tune
he always hunts up some one else
who is just as badly "off'' as he iss
And how they do sympathize with
each other! What comparison of
griefs! What general damnlng the
rest of the world getsl Why! Well,
partly because the genial, social
man has no time for the vinegar of
life. He is trying too hard to smile
away the rough features. or busying
himself too earnestly in his life work,
to stop and imbfbe the NORWOOD
and the gall. The sour man HASN'T
the monopoly of the trials of life. by
any means, but he is welcome to g
monopoly of looking at the dark side
and hugging hateful thoughts to hi.
breast. We haveiknown some earn
estly busy people who have had al
many sorrows as the long-faced com
palmer, but they don't believe tina
sorrows canbe made fewer by harbor
ing them, or retailing then
Ito every one. The stead,
pursuit of!plenty of worthy ;busThes
would render many a cFoaker NOR
companionable citiZen.-Paynesvill
Press.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-27
Patauts Granted

to citizens of Minnesota during the
past week, and reported for this
paper bv'C. A. Snow & Co. Patent
Attorneys, Opp. U. s. Patent Office.
Washington, D. G.
J. Wenzin, Minneapolis, Reciprocal
ing gearing. E. Ralph, Duluth, Oh
vaporizer. E. o. McGlauflin, Anoka
Cable road. r. P. Jensen, Kasson
Bowel & gage. G. Haupt, Spring Hill
Sash holder. J. F. Appleby, Mime
apolis. Cable railway grip.
Drawings and specifications of an!
of these patents will be sent for th'
Government price Is cents,in stamps
Always give date of paper and address
C. A. Snow .4E Go.