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Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

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The choicest bsaads Il wilma hQuos and
clsars Of Ne Dslsvass HeasA
Meals st al heun q TIE Dsiswass
House. No SIS hafhee eoFesk
Board By the Day OF wssk q ~ Della
ware Houss. No. is Market sirsss,
Tbs best tintyps made Ia the eityts .
CuAmings' gallery. Soa Market street
Dush' French strsse wharf b ths
place 10 bay your coal
Cure your cold for 10 ca with BRAZIL
Ian Balm. 20 doses ~ cts. Regular
sizes rs and 30 ots. Beat remedy for
colds, Group, catarrh and rheumatism
ever disco vered. Over 10000 bottles
sold 10 this city last year.
Ono dozen beautiful petite photographs
for 30 cenn d Holland's gallery, SO7
Market street.
Sheriff Allen sold the personal efTects
Of w. w. Doughty th.s morning 10 the
Third street market The butter, wagon,
harness. etc, brought fair pricea.
Tho conductors on the Eighth street
electric cars have been ordered 10 got
measured for blue uniforms.
7. Elwood and Israel Marshall. who
have been operating large paper mill
one mile from Yo,klyn, Delaware, Will,
with 8. Frank Ewart, build large new
mill at Yorklyn this spring.
John A. Carter, . brother Of Col. II.
Il. Carter, OF this city, died at his home
10 Montgomery county, Nd, on Mon
day.
Ira Owens, Of this city, has been Ap-
pointed bsggAgemaster at the Middle
town station.
Tho pupils Of the Boys High School
will give an historical entertain ment In
the assembly room Of the school next
Friday afternoon.
The Hon. George H. Bates and Lewil
q. vandegrift. Esq., Will address The
meeting Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club on the question of county govern.
ment next Wednesday night.
r. D. Miller, the extensive paper
manufacturer Of Downingtown. Pa, hal
made an assignment for the benefit Of
creditors. II Ia stated his lisbilitict
amount to s35, 600.
W. J. Rontoul, who occupies the vel.
low house on tho CAuseway, near the
HaIe's Corner road, oilers two cows aud
u lot OF pigs for sale. a. he has to move
on the 26th Inst
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

The ,arges. colored church In Baltimore
Vas at three different times crow led with
4. q. colored people to hear their old
friend, Rev. j. A. de Ruyter. The con-
Eesaiion was very appreciatlve OF the
efforts IN ids In behalf OF their colorel
brethren OF Wilmington, Del. They not
only gavs tho Rev. gentleman warm
reception, but they also contri. uted very
Morally towards the cost OF the new
church to DO built here. No create,
treat could have been given to de Ruyter
for the 10 000 oolored Catholics gave HIN
warmer reception than perhaps any
white congregation would give to for
mer pastor. Tomorrow sermon will
be on gospel oil 4th Sunday Of Lent. Al
welcome at st. Nary's church, 4 p. In,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15
DIED.


March II, 1890, Sadie
r., wife OF Charles E. Magginson. in
her 3lst year.
Relatives and friends nre invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of
her husband, No. 1894 French street, On
sunday morning, mt IL o'clock. Services
at SLOAN NJ. Il. Church, Delaware
County, Pa. ut which place interment
Will be made.
TAYLoI.-On March 18th, Jcffcry Tay-
Tor, aged - years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited To attend the funeral IRON the
residence Of his son, Thomas Taylor,
l'2l Gtipin avenue, on Monday after.
noon, to lenyr the house ut 2J0 O'Clock.
Services ut Mt. salem Church, at y. IN.
LfSCH.Margaret. infant daughter OF
Daniel w. aud Mary j.. Lynch, nged I
weeks.
Internont Monday morning ut o o.
clock. from No. 103 West Fourth street,
The Lord giyeth; the Lord hath taken
AWAY.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

A very enjoyable entertainment was
given at Odd Ftllows' Hall last evening
by Garfield Camp. No. 2, Sons Of Vet
Grams. A large audience was present
and the exercises were opened with an
address Of welcome by Comrade Jones.
The program included music by an or
chesira, vocal and instrumental music
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall, scrobatic work
by Dugan and Babb. stump speech BY
John Dooley. song and dance by
Dugan and Babo, select reading by Mr..
Kendall, an exhibition Of club swinging
by VIM. Robinson. q dialogue by three
young ladlts, a tableau, u clog dance BY
William Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

BUTTE, Mont, March ia wealthy
and ;romiuent c,tizen, Judge Andrew j.
DAVIS, who has just died, has lett an es-
tato worth $40, 900, coo TO Chicago he rs.
Since then the reporters hsve been inter.
viewing all the Dayises mentioned In tho
city directory, with view to finding the
lucky men. This morning 1t was ascer.
tanned that brother, John A. Dsvis was
q resident of Chicago some eight years
ago. At that time he left CEica,o and
came to this city, and worked for his
brother, who WAS the millionaire. He
has a son, Edwin A. Davis, living i'll this
city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

There were three cases OF keeping dis
orderly houses before Judge Bali this
morning that were disposed Of ~ follows:
Mary Simms, . diminutlve colored
woman, who complained of being click,
was charged with keeping houss OF this
nature In Greeley street. There wero .
number Of witnesses, but ~ the charge
was not established to the satisfaction Of
the court, she was discharged upon pay
ing the costs.
John Williams, colored, was srraignsd
on similar charge, and as 1t was clearly
proven. he was sentenced TO pay . fine
OF $50 and costa.
Henrietta Jackson, coiorcd, bad the
same charge preferred against her, but
Is she was not ready for trial, was or
dered TO iurnish SIS bail for her appear
ance on Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

A largo number Of Lucretia Reeds
little irlends. finding out she had reached
the 9th mile stone Of her lie last night,
desired to make her enjoy II, and, meet
ing at her Sunday school teachers resi-
dence, marched TO her home, No. Ill
South VanBuren street, numbering
twenty strong.
They were met 1t tho door BY her and
heartily welcomed. Games were sngag.
ed In until ESQ, when refreshments were
served, after which they went TO their
several homes wishing Lucretia many
happy returns Of the day. Tho presents
were useful, numerous and handsome.
JUVENILE
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

Shortly before noon yesterday Ellwood
Craig, q shipcarpenter employed by the
Harlan " Hoilingswofth Company, was
struck on the back OF the head by a
targe plank, which forced his face az ainst
. piece Of timber, breaking his hose. He
Sas taken TO the Delaware Hospitst,
where au examination showed that he
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

finds me not only well prepared for pres
ent business, but with anplest provision
f"r those persous wto arc going TO move
on the 25th oil March and want 10 get
their houses In order In the smallest
space OF time after moving. have the
largest and best selected stock OF wall
paper in the city, which | am selling a.
low Us the lowest. l also have u large
force OF practical paner hangers. All
work done under my own superv vision.
Harry d. Holt, No. 2l3 Wcst Second
street. Promptness special feature with
me.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

Charles ]. Bccset,'s new hotel Kirk
wood, corner OF Third and shipley
streets, was formally opened last evening.
Invitations were issued aud some two or
three hundred persons partook OF one Of
Mrs. B.'s lunches served up only ss she
can. The bar 10 w,ll stocked with the
choicest wiues and liquors aud tho hotel
put in spple-pie order. For ali who
wish to board IN q hotel this 10 now ono
OF the beat places In our city. ....
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

This morning telephone messag. WIS
received at police station stating that meh
were in the house ~ No. col East SIKH
street, recently vacated. Officer Chealrs
responded and found a colorei man In
the cellar In the act Of tearing out The
lead water pipe. As tho water had not
btcn turned of 1t flowed In n heavy
stream Into the cellar aud gave the on
Ger complete duckins, but he succ ed =
ed In securing his man aud took him TO
the station. There was another man In
tho house at the time tut lie succeeded
in making his escape.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15
A wire's Convict Husband Missing.

ALLENTOWN, March 1A.-Joseph Bach,
Of Emaus, who was recently married to
Mary Wagner, ia tho county prisou.
while he was serving sentence, was
lately released. He sought his loving
bride aud secured ali her hArd-esrned
money, several hundred dollars, and
came to town to purchase household
goods. Nothing has since been heard Of
him or the money, and he 10 believed to
have gone West.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

MlLuEsvILLE, March IA very rovc,
sale took place here yesterday. 4 Hlu.
gari.n, who was about to leave To- 'n.,,.
sutsuhey, the scene OF the great III MIN,
strike, disposed OF his vie, COW aud luz.
niturc by selling then al auction. Tn.
amount realisrd was 1872. Tho huy.r ,s
reported well sa.isded with the bif.sln.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

WASHINGTON, March little Grand
Jury 10 day, after examining The VII.
nesses who testified al the inquest. ore.
s.uted Kincsid ior the murder OF cx.
Congressman Taulbce, and the DI,.r,rt
Attorney was directed to prepare an in.
dictnent to be submitted to lie c9url 10.
Rorrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15
A Curiosity.

Mr.. Fritz Morris, the business mana
ger Of the Little Lord Fsuntleroy'
Company, has in his possession photo
xIaph OF the little son OF Mrs. France.
Siodgsoo Burnett, for whom the play
va, originally written. Mr.. Morrii
prizes 1t highly.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

Tomorrow Sunday will DO mission
ary day a. Silverbrook N. x. Church.
1880 a. m., preaching BY pastor; Up M.
Sunday school exercises; 1850, preaching
by DR.. J. H. Slmms: AL are cordially
invited. Q. X. Morris, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

! David A. Powell, 30S and 500 Ma iisou
Greet, Is still ahead on fresh shad, her
iing, Goldfish, paddock, lake pike. white
Ssh, founders, yellow perch and oysters.
Delivered to all parts Of the city Tree OF
charge
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

DR.. Plerce's Peilets cure consti patton,
Ayiousness, sick headache, bilious head
Ache, and all derangsment OF tho stom-
sch, liver and bowels.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

Merchant tailor. No. 815X Market street,
second floor, A full line OF spring goods
" select from. Fit and workmanship
Guaranteed AZ No. oi5x Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

Meredith q Co., southwest corner
8hird and Jefferson streets, has just re-
eeived lut Of new potatoes and tom al oes.
Choice honey Is cents box.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15
Du DLIC SALE.

having sold my farm, l will sell sell at
terry. Concord IKE,
WEDNESDAY, March 10Th, 1890,
AZ O'Clock, D. m, ! bay mare, 10 years old.
y9ou Work mule. 6years old 2good cows,
WIN call oy her side, excellent mixer: 10
pair OF choice chickens; 1 good iuarIrt ds,r
porn, i good t3ernauto wn carriage, / srt or
uoupie wagon harness. set OF dearb arm hsr-
ness piow harness chains luble Aslngle trees
pions, one horse harrow, eultivator, / Lit.
70 asnl eultivaior, hotDed sash, feed boy.
no1 h9nse, whesibarIow, tool chest and
hole, cur ant bushes, etc. House. w.
h,la goods; walnut extension Ia
pie. l Kitchen table. one-hatI d. IN
.ns-ssat chairs, bedstead aud mattfess
10y G,, mn ecu. wAshstand, sofa, cook stoye aud
hAtufes, psrior stove, looking-giast I'M
ihanp, Hover rack. market bench, tr suo'
naii-p.ck, h,lf-bushel. asparagus boxes. Ia,
~ crates and boxes, churn aud stanu- 81, "o'-
Al sulns OF 80 or under, cash; All shnxe
crshii OF 6months by giving a hAnEable o,.
eash on anp aI end2,sef. per cent. on ior
Il. II. DoWNWARD
Nhu'fsoh' Aucs' 2-!2-Gt'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15
MARRIED..

IERsON--sIAKE .-on the
ian instant, near Stanton. Delaware,
by Rev. John ID. Blake. William G
Pierson and Leila y. shakespeare.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

iThomas X. Lally advertises to sell at
public sale on Saturday, tho gid Inst,
the thres-story br.ck house, No. $40 W est
Fourth street. IL IS convenient TO the
workshops, aud is a very desirable pro-
perty.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

The great preserver Of the eye sight
and cur er OF all diseases and weakness
IS aud 80 ccnts. Fourth and King
streets. A thousand testimonials,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

A plumber Of colcred people, NJ, ~
aRgrlcv.d At the manner 'a,n ~
10 the Board OF Education s.'Iss,a6
have determiped to hold au 'S W, ~
meeting for the purpose o, f., s,i s WI,
their Views On the matter, dlus,sh vi
will be held 10 Ezion NJ. n, ~ SI hs yIfs.
II Is expected that there WI, y. ..,a,
Gus protest made agains! W .,,A
the board, In the case OF MISS ~
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15
The Allentown Terminal Open Monday.

The Allentown Terminal Open Monday.
READING, March li.-Tte Reading
Railroad Company give notice TO- day
vi tie opening for truilic of The Allen.
town Terminal. On ana after Monday
ali trairs will run from the terminal sta,
tlons. As soon rs tie apr ny tine tebles
are arranged through trans from Hsr.
ri,bnrx to New York VIII be pu. GA Via
the Jersey Central.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15
GORDON HEIGHTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Splendid view of tho Delaware River
and City of Wilmington. No inter
vening marsh land. The city is tend
ing rapidly III that direction and these
line situations must necessarily greatly
increase in value. These lots nre u part
of the wcli-known Gordon tract, stu
ated about one mile north OF the city
line auh g ytendlng from the Pnila. Pike
to the pclswarc River. Electric Rail-
way terminus hall o mila from the land
and viii likely be cStendcd to IL IN n sloit
time Tho lots arelaid out itOft front aud
$50 To am feet in depth. II il intcn led
to sell to parties who will build neat and
attractive houses Ion homes.
We think no more handsomely sit
uated lots have ever been offered for
sale nronud Wilmington. Prices will
lie started very low aud terms made To
suis any purchaser. The undersigned
! " i'll be pleased Is show the lois at amy
| time. Plots and full particulars fur
nishcd ut Office
Philip IL Clark g. Co
| ia tu.th.s-tf sai MARnET ST.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

FOR SALE CHEAP-A PLUSH
4 parlor suite and some cArpet, nearly n !,
tan al 1901 Naniiaren street before Nrines-
day next. inl5 ~.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

sorng Cough Candy at Fergu,on'e.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

w ANTED-BY MARCH 25rH 2 OR
W 3room- for ight housekeeping fer t,T,'
~ hhiiy, siulin. On eastern aide .Io,u
this Office. mit..i,;
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

state OF Therino'he,'' 1. n
At the REPvpLicAs onte
shade: l9odn
5o'clock 10 o.e.ocA
&c ~
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

E'OR SALE YOUNG PIGS DEEEn.
Ing sows, boar, . fat hors and 60.
a. nave 10 move on the 18th, ". i rFH
iooL' yellow house, end OF causeuay. a is-s,t
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

" ANTED. = TWO GENTLEs l.S
w lniEers 10 occupy iron. room. No. !
East u VI stiecI' ml1-3t'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

sale Of Hotel Fixtures '',t =
NJ. Macklem will se,, ,'th sud on
ct the Western Holel, .,,., int, I
streets, on Friday, W. ,, r "a
furniture and bar fisIn XIII also vi
day. the 22d inst, ha wa sseysrsl ssS
good horses, Que GOV,
harness, etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

This is tho riAe' roarsdi
Great Reduction III a,a W.a
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

rne GREAT Di;ooss,, ~
.,s nSn wholesale and ., Is,a'
stems. No. 8 E. Second m "a
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

I OST-TlilS SORNING ON FOURTH
street. between tdr creamery and Marsct
money aud rtceirts. Reward uuGn Iea,in',
tame with MISS nIMUNs, bO4 Kiisst, NJ.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

To Grocsrs and '"A ~, VI
Come for fresh eggs even
King stFeet.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-15

I oST--A LITTLE sNYE~rE-ss,.
~ TERRIER, known ns 1s-'.
"M'dgit,' with peculiar A.->r -.
ly-shisped head. AM one returning
linn to Stlnsbury Murray, No, i0I l.
Front street will b. suitably rev aided.
3l52t,
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fellows Who are really desirable hold aloof from
the millionaire young women for fear Of being
misunderstood. Thus the millionaire girls are
by so much the more apt to be forced to choose
adventurers or foreigners, who are not accus-
toned to be deferred by scruples Of the sort
1t must be owned that Washington mammas
are only too eager. as a rule, to secure foreign
ers with titles, real or bogus, for their daugh-
tiers.
ONE WAY OF BECOMING A BILLIE
"Tolstoi says that the way to be belle 10 to
wear a tight-htting jersey and crimp the hair.
However, the most effective method Of becom-
ing belle is 70 be advertised as such in the
newspapers. Often the mother advertses for q
year in advance, and then the daughters sue
cess Is assured for the first season at all events
Many belle has never said word in society
worth mentioning; she has simply acquitted
herself fairly on the dancing floor, her looks
have been passable, some dinner parties have
oeen given for her as q matter Of social obliga-
ton, and she has been exploited in the news
papers Once 90 launched. though she came
from Squedunk Corners originally, she. having
been accepted in Washington, goes to Newport
and Tuxedo, and, received with eclat at those
fashionsble resorts, departs for London. whence
she is presently advertised as being on intimate
terms with tho Princess Of Wales and innu-
merable duchesses, and as being the most con-
spicuous guest for her beauty and costumes al
the balls Of the nobility. And il you knew
how much Of all this is accomplished BY the
so-called society writer's in the public prints
you would be amazed"
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PRESENTING rHANEa

Soon the half hour sounds. The band strikes
mp, and to its inspiring strains come galloping
forth two ''algusciles," men dressed in black
and looking like ancient dona With their
plumed hats in hand they pause, and bowling
to the occupants Of the presidents box. crave
permission to begin the sport They return to
the opposites gates. Then Q gorgeous sight
meets the eye as the portals are opened First
come the black alguaciles on their betassled,
horses, then the three heroes of the hour
marching in line some 20 feet apart. Their
costumes are Ilagreed with gold Behind them
are their glittering followers, marching in
the same open order, the picadores on their
sorry nags, bringing up the rear. Behind the
procession Of those who take part come spans
Of mules, three abreast, with tassels and bells
and ribbons. Their function is to drag the
dead bulls from the ring. Like q stream of
molten gold and color the actors advance down
the center of the arena. The crowd with wild
enthusiasm, yells as the dazzling train proudly
rolls onward toward the presidents box When
before 1t they halt the espadss gravely bow.
Their assistants, following suit disperse to
change their satin head gear for the more use
full ones of cheap red cloth. An alguacil, deity
catching in his hat the keys flung from the
presidents box, gallops with them to the bull
pen. which is now ready to be opened.
Old Lagartiio is dressed in olive and gold.
handsome LUIS MaZZantini Is in heliotrope and
gold. while young Guerrita, not to be outshone,
combines the gold with rose color. Each one
Of these suits has cost little fortune.
The ''picadores" are ready, lance in rest At
she bugie sound breathless expectation holds
the crowd Then from the cavernous gate the
bull springs into the dazzling sunlight. Black
a. midnight, Of the famed Moruve herd. with
crest erect and nostris flaming dazzled by the
light and color, he pauses for one brief MON ent
and then charges swift and straight as an ar
row for picadore. The sportsman meets him
ct the point of his sharp weapon and presses
she lance into his neck. By one glorious sweep
the bull topples horse and rider into helpless.
struggling heap on the sand The yellow par
terre Is red with the horses blood and his rider
lies pinned beneath. The bull sees his prev
and Is about to bury his horns into his fallen
foes, when between the bull and his helpless
victim comes red cloud. Ii is the matador 9
magic CLOAK The bull attracted by the color.
plunges madly after il. and coclly PLAYING him
Lagartijo leads the ferocious beast away. Then
with graceful sweep Of his mantle. the agile
espada stands calmly cycling the bull, while
hole, maestro. hole." words of praise, are
heard on every side. Again and again the same
scene 10 gone through with until a troop of
horses lie dead on the sand and others with
broken limbs have been led away to breathe
their last
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THE LEAP.


The bull, his shoulders bleeding from the
cruel steel. charges his fleeing foes again, but
he only meets the maddening red ''capote" in
Stead Of his agile tormentors
Now one Of the chulos mockingly kneels be-
FORE the bulls bewildered eyes, now another
tnsultlngy smites his face, while yet another
scornfully kicks his painting nose Lagartijo
And Guerrits, each holding an opposite corne.
Of the red cape, approach to taunt him. and,
bewildered. the bull is at a loss which to At.
Tack These and many other tricks are played,
even TO the placing Of q cap upon his head
for this the joker pays dearly. In an I'M
guarded moment the polished horns make ops
plunge forward and the Jealous 'chulo' 10 i'm
led low cry OF horror runs through the
throng a. the mans ivid, sgonized face rise,
and falls with the bulls tossing head. Al last
be drops to the ground almost hfeless He IL
which comes like the wings of Q protecting
spirit. The bull again leaves his helpless
victim for the bit Of red color. Ihunders Of
applause greet Luis successful play and its
huthor kneels in bravado on one knee before
ehs enraged bull himself.
This may not be bravery; 10 certainly 10 not
sovardice. the unconscious victim of thu
sport u carried hastily TO the hospital and the
game goes on. The mishap 10 soon forgotten
In the excitement of the day and IL only re-.
drawn around the ring still alive and reclining
In q barcuche.
Again the bugie brsys, and now the banderil.
Isro awaits With banderills In either hand the
critical moment. The bull has seen him and
euriously watches his every movsmsnt The
sunlight playing ON the mans golden en-
broideries and on the brute's red shoulders and
keaving tanks presents . scene that Is alto.
gether IN interesting one. The crowd IL az
tandsrillsro leaps forward 4 run and man
and beast meet, and the bull, believing With
rage, vainIy tries TO ding OF the singing dart,
which have bssn dsftly stuck In his shouldsrs.
Il sharsss hssA 10 Fushss there, eniy y Do