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Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
EDITION,
Democratic I.nlIlio.

All Democracy was agox with await,
ment ysstorday afternoon wbIls ~,
touuly Executive Committee wa. in "'
eion IN the Levy Court room. AT tlIrsfi,
wac expected that tho meet,uc wen,',
nave been held In the Younv Men.
De,noeratlc Club room, but there ssemsI
20 pc iess trouhio 10 get tho Court Ilonsa
Tor Democratic meeting than lar
Farmers' Institute, and so thu m.s,,,a
was held there. Mr.. Wier, who .,
strenuous'y opposed tho farmers gett,rs
the court room, WAS elected tr,osnrer ~
the Democratic committee.
Msssrs. Ford, Lynch, Toner nnJ r,,,,
well, candidates tor the nomina,lon ,nr
sheriff, were ali present buttophollns ,S,
delegates In order to secure some adyan. ~
tago. gu
When II was found outsIIe ,h..
county keicrmer Patrick Nearv hnI
been turned dowa and ttat Whllnrl ual,
Porter, ESD, had peen elected cLn,rms.
OF the County Committee. onls,jsr,
hardly knew what TO make of II all
was generally conceded that a, he tnom
more about cheating Republicans oni % y,
Their votes than anybody else IN tla
County, his ftn'ss for tho position wa.
, unquestioned. 1t Is said that the rsno,,
that he was double faced in A rhoirs n,
Candidates was what broke bis back.
Ihe great reiormer, however n elected
secretary OF the committee, SO that hl,
counsels viii to at hand sArn ayeilebe.
ar. Porter being decided Ford man
iord stock went up several degrees when
his election became known. Tho orrani.
xation then stands: President Will,rl
Hail Porter, Esq; secretary, County Re-
iorner Patrick Nosry; treasurer, VIM.
Il Wier, the chief boss manipulatcr Of
tho Levy Cour'.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
a ssrs.vs Chasss.

A LOCAL In ysstsrday's hsruBLIoAr re-
lSrrsd 10 The finding Of eolcred baby q
twelfth and Orange streets. and stated
that . yOung woman suspici0ned o.
being the mother Of the child would
soon bs arrested. Accordingly Special
Agent Stout OF the Q. ?. @. u, arrested
Agnes Brady at her rssidsaes, No. 1000
Orange street, and took her to the police
station, where she denied all knowledge
of the child. Natron White cloeely
questioned her and came TO the conclu-
aion that she was the mother, notwith-
standing her denial. She becAms very
Indignant at this and said she could
''provs An aiibl." The woman came
from Philadelphia on the midnight train
and was seen In the vicinity where the
child was found several times between
midnight and the time when the child
was discovered. She will be kept ct the
police station until the case 10 thoroughly
The child, in the mean
time, will be cared for By q woman living
in McDowellville. The child 10 bright
and is apparently about two months old.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
DonaliOe's Generostty

State Senator John p. Dcnahoe was A.
Dover Yesterday afternoon. aud afforded
Chief Justics Comegys pleasant sur
prise. Some days ago the Seua,or &C.
cured. through the Influence OF the
Catholic dignitar!es OF this city, a special
passport OF admission to tine Holy See at
Home. THIS passport he presented to the
Chief Justice, who will sail Tor Europe
tomorrow with his daughter. He viii
Lot return again until September, aud
Will visit Rome in his travels. lie Is very
thankful to the Senator for his kirdnsss,
and prizes the gift very highly.
Tho senator a SO had with him whpt
he called the "Dopabos Medal" which
he viii have presented to the Lest drilled
cadet at the Delaware College commence
ment. The medal 10 composed OF u
scroll and crossed cannon, from which
hangs pesdant on chain a cannon ball
bearing the colors and monogram Of the
college. On the reverse side 10 inscribed
"The Donahoe Medal, june, $780," Tie
whole 10 Of gold.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Fortunate and Unfortunate.

Emil Beck, proprietor OF Beck's Hotel,
Twelfth and Heald streets, East WILL
mngton, has q strange mixture of good
and bad luck. On Tuesday, May 9th,
his wife presented him with q fine
daughter, making an even dozen Of chill
drep, three OF whom ale dead, aud nine
living. The birth OF tho daughter Emil
considers piece Of good luck, but last
Sunday his three.year-old child fell IN the
Brandywins and came very near being
drowned. The same day one OF bis boys
had his Jaw bone dislocated by being
| struck with ball while watching som,
other boys playing. These last twt
events Emil does not consider SO good.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Now Post Organized.

General Phil Sheridan Post. No. %. g.
A. R., Department Of Delaware, wal
organized and formally mustered In last
evening at the headq quarters Of smyth
Post. Third and King strests, BY Depart
ment Commander Lewis and stat. The
following officsrs were elected: Com
msuder, Robert MoCaullsy; senior vice.
commander. Lewis p. Roderick; Junior
vIce-commander, Theodore Kendall;
surgeon. Asbury Mcdonald; officer Of
the day, G. A. W. Frismuth; officer OF
the guard, John U. Hilberg; captain OF
tho firing party, James W. Agnew;
lieutenant OF the firing party, Thomas
q. Treese; adjutant, Adam J. Schraok;
Y. O. Higgins. The
ofilcers were installed by Chief Muster
Ing Officer Francis McCloskey.
"A number of members OF other posts
were present and addresses were made.
The new post starts under favorable
auspices, aud as IL contains some excel
lent material there 10 every reason to
believe that It will become equal to any
in the department
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
NOT AlMnYa.

A young man who had been very sue.
cessiul, in our city, In his business, was
compelled, owing to III health, 20 close
out his store and go west. He left Will
mington worth something over $40, 900
That was some six years ago, and he went
west to city in Colorado. Ho was un-
successful In his new home and slowly
lost what capital he had taken with him,
until ne was compelled to sell out. lie
| is now engaged in a paying situation q,
travelling salesman in the west. 1t Ia no
ev ry young man who settles down IL
the west who make fortunes speedily.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
per6Opnl.

Jesse Kline Of Trenton. N. j.. was In
the city yesterday calling on old friends.
He was ap apprentice At the Pusey and
Jones Company's works at the breaking
out OF the war, and enlisted in Company
A, Third Delaware Regiment. He has
never been in Wilmington since until
yesterday.
w. G. Il. Colquhoun Is spending few
days at Atlantic City for the benefit OF
his health, which Is very much impaired.
j. Ii. Kowlansou Of Baltimore, where
he lie an advertising agent, was in the
city to- day and called AZ the REPUBLI-
CAN ofilco. He was the first reporter
employed on the REPUBLICAN stat, about
sixteen years ago, and will be remem.
bered by many in this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
W WANTED.-M ACHINE HANDS AT
6-5 >. 4. SIMMONB . BROS,

NTANTED. GIRL FOR GENE
rs,ya sr e,.l 4. hon'swork' kocookinx. A.iiE.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Laid to I;s,t,

William and Henry Patterson, the two
boys drowned In the Brandy wine last
Monday afternoon, were laid TO rest
yesterday Afternoon, the funeral taking
place from their parents resi- ience, No
1906 King street. The solemn cortege
proceeded to BrAndywine NJ. e. Church,
where the services were conducted By
the Rev. G. A. Griss. The church was
filed with people, and there WAS large
crowd outside. The bodies were encased
In walnut cotfins, and the two hearses
moved side by side. The psll-bearers
we're Richard Mcclure. Alfred Pierce,
Intermeut was made In Rivervi.w Gene
terry. The mother of the boys, who W as
con plstsly prostrated with the shock, is
dangerously III.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

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DIED.
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.AY.-On June 8, 1890, John Kay, auel

KAi.-On June 8, 1890. John Kay, aged
" years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. 2lS jefferson street,
on Friday afternoon. Services at the
house at , O'Clock. Interment Mt Mount
Salem Cemetery.
Unsatisfactory on June 4th, 1890.
Martin j. Mcaley, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. ll26 West Fourth
street, on Saturday morning at 9
o'clock. High mass ut st. Paul's Church.
Interment at Now Cathedral Cemetery.
IRoNs.-On juno 4. 1890. stephen j.
Irons, aged - years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend his funeral from his late resi-
dencc, No. 17Oi West Second street, on
Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment Mt Wilmington and Brandywfne
Cemetery. !
MURRAY.-on Juno 5, 1890, Sarah Muir.
ray, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence OF hor son-in-law, samuel
Erwin, No. 1919 French street, on Friday
afternoon. Meet at tho house ut
O'Clock. Interment at Mount Pleasant
Cemetery. I
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
A Marrow Escape.
From tho Smyrna Times,

From tho Smyrna Times.
Stephen Miuuer, residing In the
"Allry," maize lucky escape from a
mad bull Monday. which he was trying
to drive to the steamer Ella tor shipment
10 Phi 'adelphia. lie was driving with n
rope; In passing through Clayton 1t be-
came excited fr, N the noise OF the cars
aud other things, aud In Its Efforts TO get
away ran Into barbed wire fence. which
was In no way calculated 10 allay Its
excitement any more than the noisy
peop.e who came to his help. Finally
the infuriatsd animal made a dash at
Mr.. Ainner, which he was fortunate In
dodging, but in doing so fell across the
railroad track, severely cutting his lip.
All his would-be helpers "took to the
woods" iDstanter. or In other words got
out of the way, the bull making tracks
for home with not . man on his line Of
march. He has siDoe sold him to
butcher, who has the proper appliances
for his transportation.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
The Deadiy Wire.

PLAIsFIRLD, N. j., June 5;-purng
thunder storm here last evening 80 ~
WAS blown across the roadway gu o,es
cent avenue. knocking down 1--we nVe e.S,
trio light wire. Rambo, the Ss'ooo ',o.,o, nn,.s
belonging 10 John Chandler, was ps,as n
driven back from the track OF ihe uIa. N.
tlemsn's Driving Park Association " mi NJ
trainer, George Sadler, when Tue au'
shied at tho fallen tree aud ran AtAa. .,is
the wire. The horss WAS killed ins'snW
and tho trainer was hurled 10 the M ~.
Rambo had record OF 2.2o, ana was y.
ing put In condition Tor the mic su'h~''
meeting.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

W ANTED-A GOOD GIRL. FOR
w gencri, housework. II. +. LAW
near MI Salem, M. E. church. j5-3tt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Ladies' fine Walking

hats, formerly sold for 75c.
down to 58c; much finer hat
sold for 81 down to 72c.;
best quality walking hats,
from $I.75 down to $I.48.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Patent Granted.

Israel W. MARSHALL OF Yorklyn has been
granted a patent for process to prevent I
the blstering Of yulcanized flbre, kar,s-
vert and similarly tre.ied material. Tie
trouble has always been in msking these
materials thick; they would split open
and b lister, causing a loss OF thousands
of dollars yearly Of valuable ma. .erial.
This Mr.. Marshall has entirely overcome
by his process, aud 1t will be iuvalusble
to those engaged in the manufacture ol
fibre
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Ftnod for Assault.

Judge Ball held q session of Municipal
Court last evening and disposed oil the
following cases; Philip Ambold, pre-
prictor Of the Mechanics' Hotel, at Elev-
enth ard Railroad avenue, was charged
with com hitting an aggravated assault
and battery on john +. Welsh. In the
course oi the hearing the fact wn
brought out that the bartender 10 u
minor. aged 20 years. As the evidence
clearly subatantiated the charge, tie
accused wss fined so and oosts. Michael
Cottingham was fined ~ and costs for
reckless driving, and John Lloyd $3 aud
costs tor drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Died Of Joy.

JOLIET, llls.. June 6.-Bernard Hceny,
life convict In prison here, who received
word few days ago that his sentence
had besn comrauted aud that he would
be Tree next October, dropped dead on
Tuesday while falling his goad fortune
10 Neebe, the Anarchist His excessive
Joy. It 10 thought, produced heart disease.
The dead man was an Iron m0ulder at
Rock Island. On his marriage day he
and number Of his companions were
b0ister0usly celebrating. and in an alter
cation with . police captain the officer
Waa killed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Got His Horse Back.

On Monday last . handsome pro"Ss "
mare was stolen from John Brand'; !"
kingsville, Baltimore County, Nd. -.
Brandt notified Chief Of Police a, em,s
gett, OF this city, and inysstiaan,ott u
being made the horse was locA~ur rts ~
Eddingtou, Buckle County. IA. ~,
chief went with Mr. Brandt yesteray - -
EddiEgtou, where they found lhe n~ ~.
In livery stable. They came bscs y.
terdsy afternoon with the stolen hof'''
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Badly Hurt.

Benjamin Husbands, In charge of John
tram, residing ntar Breniord,
Kent County, got badly hurt ut Clayto on
en- Saturday BY the horses taking fright
at the cars. He was thrown from the
wagon, his shoulder striking projecting
railroad tie, breaking his collar bone, and
his ear and head likewise cut by striking
the tie. He received immediate med cal
attention from DR.. Clifton, who hap
pened to be passing. The sufferer war
taken iuto house NEAR by and removed
to his home next morhiDg.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
MARRIED

FOG-COwPERTHw W ALTON tho Sd
instant, by the Kev. Il. B. Cook, ID. D.,
stephen n. Fogg and Caddie Cowper-
thwnit.
EDW WARDS-CDX.-On May %. by the
kev. Il. Il. Cook, ID. d., William Ed
wards and Sadie Cox
WILEY-SLAUGH.- the 4tt inst,
by the Rev. u. H. Cook, j.: d., Harvey
j. Wiley and Eleanor II. Slaugh.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
av.day ,,hosa sssvr..ona

The Unisn n. 7, esndav seleei savs
IN excursion to-d6y op ~ steamer
Thomas Clyde TO Beverly Park. The
school made quite an impofing appear.
suce a. Il marched down Market and
King streets 70 the wharf. The pumber
on board was estimated o. 1900.
Esion n. =. Sunday school also gave
an excursiou 10 Chestnut Grove, Apda-
lusis, on the steamer John A. Warner.
About The same number went on this ex-
eureion as % the Union.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Death Of Mn TAR.

Mary z. Tarr, vile Of WIN. :. Tarr,
Esq., and eldest sister Of Wm. 7. Tull.
OF this city, died at her residence, At
Marion, Nd, on Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock. In the SD year Of her age. Mrs,
Tarr was an afIsctionate wife aud de-
voted mother and was loved BY all who
knew her. She passsd quietly away
with the peace OF God In her soul aud in
the love charity Of all her neighbors.
s'Blsssed arc the dead who die In the
Lord" 7.
Marion, Nd, june 5. 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Prais,ng DeIawars's Governor.

Munsey's Weekly says: "Goyernor
Benjamin 7. Biggs, Of Delaware, Is well.
known In society here. He is very fond
OF visiting New York, and says that II
lie were only younger he would come
here to live-that Il 10 just the place lor
q young man to begin liie. The governor
10 . handsome. dignihsd man, ana
though much past middle life no has nos
loat any of the enthusiasm o. YOUTH
He is 4 flue orator, and has quite repu-
taiion a. a humorist He Is raid to bo
the owner Of 100, 900 peach trees."
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
A Fraudulent Act.

Tho attention Of the officers oil the NJ /.
X. 7. Club wos yesterday afternoon cal
led TO the fact Tint man, who 10 we'll
known in this Community, was soliciting
subscriptions without authority for the
club, and the secretary N. d. Cloward,
swore out warrant for his arrest. He
was captured by Constable Reardon last
evening. and taken before equIre Smith,
who held him In $500 bail to answer at
cOurt.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Paris Exposition,

JCb H. Jackson, Esq, will talk to the
students OF the commercial college, on
Fri lay the 9th inst., at Has a. m, on
the above subject. The .'Effel Tower
ard lees ons gathered {. ON its construc-
ton, will constitute a prominent part OF
the talk. Mr.. Jackson attended the re-
cent exposition.
A cordial invite tion ls extended to the
public to be present.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Prayers Desired

Mrs. Mary Olarkson Of Rockford ~ u
sIrss the address Of the colored I'M. m
whose prayers are ssid TO have ooh"'SSo, No,
ted greatly to the relief Of the n!.i, U,, M N.
ayliss, who suffered great pain ilo" m
Jury to one OF his feet last winset' .oms
Clarkson's . son has been Ill lpI 80
time and she ID anxious 70 resort 70 80
curative agency that promises to '''"
him to health.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Li.us to be collected.

In accordance with resolution passed
by the Street and Sewer Commission,
City Auditor John NJ. Newell will pro-
coed to collect all outstanding liens for
curbing and paving BY levy and execu-
tion ON the property Of those indebted.
The Street aud Sewer Commission have
but little over $4,000, and need money
badly 10 carry on tho work during the
aummer moDths.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Tho strawberry Crop.

The Smyrna Times saya: Strawberry
picking will about wind up this week.
Some persons place the yield at oue-
fourth and others hall . crop, but they
have been Of fine size and prices good.
There will be more money In them this
year than with the large yield and wet
weather Of last year.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
school uou.s For sale.

The old frame school house situated
near quarry Of the Braudywine Granite
Company aud the factory Of Joseph
Bancroft & Son, in district No. 70, will
be sold at public sale on Saturday, The
14ih OF June. to the hest and highest
bidder.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
New Harness store

Mr.. j. G. Parker, formerly of Middle
town, Del, has removed to our city and
located at No. Ait shlpley street, where
he has opensd 1rst-class wholesale har-
ness ore, for the manufacture oil Dia-
mond State harness. lie already enjoys
a big t,sde down the Peninsula, and now
is after q big slice OF Wilmington trade
as well. lie is = prsctical man.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

Tie cheapest and best place TO get
your carriage rel ifsd Is At Waliher q
20. Is, over Market street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Joint ILxcurstOn.

The Mt Joy. Haven aud Simpson SUM-
day schools, in with Nami Tent, No. IL,
OF Chester, Pa, will make an excursion
to Beverly Park, on the steamer Thomas
Clyde, on Wednesday, the 25tn inst.
Music will be furnished by the Liberty
band,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
ASarlt AIMnYs Talla

Professor Well says bo sold 4. GOO pairs
Of glasses in six months, ard the reason
OF this is that he Ia An experienced opti-
clan, and good work will always tell. II
your eyes are defective, 10 not delay in
seeing the Pro essor and consult him
about your Troubles. DO not mistake Q
tho number, 305 Market street, Whining
ton.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
More Kind Words.
Treasury Department. !
Second Comptroiler's Once.
Warrington, ID. C., May &c, 1900,

Mr.. II. A. Bradfeld, 832 Mar
kst Street, Wilmington, Dsl.-My Dear
Sir:-In answer to your request have to
cay that the Decker Brothcrs' Upright
Piano, which purchased nearly three
years ago, has proven perfectly satiAiac-
tory. lam convinced that It contains
the essential qualities In tone and action
that constitute the perfect piano, and
would have no hesitation In advising any
person, who wishss = thoroughly first
class instrument, to buy only a Decker
Brothers Piano. take pleasure also, In
saying that have always found your
course OF dealing with purchasers em..
nent!y courteous. Very Truly You're,
B. 4. GILKEsoN.
Colonel Gilkesons verdict is 10 perfect
accord with that Of all nrst class artists,
Gall AZ Braiheld's, s3a Market street iol
pianos, Iorgans and small instrument ts
Violin, Banjo, and Guitar strings. m29
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Strawberry Festival.

A straw berry festival, commencing this
evening, will be held 10y the First Pree-
byterian Sunday school In the has meut
oil the church. 1t will continue three
evenings, snd Tomorrow and Saturday
evenings, there will be u gypsy fes;iva,.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Contract Awarded.

The directors OF the Rlvervew Gene
terry Company have awarded the contract
for furnishing the plants needed in the
cemetery to A. s. Rollo 81 Son, pro-
pIie.o:s OF the Walden Grove Green
houses, Eighth and Clayton streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

forget the first grand moonlight excur-
sou Of tho season of the Erode phiau M.
4 L. League Of West Preso, terisn
Church on Thursday evesing, June 5, At
= O'Clock, from Fourth street wharf, on
steamer City Of Choiter.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Dr. slm,us' Eve Cure

VIII positively cure all manner OF sore
eyes. whether indsmed or granulated,
weak sight OF impaired vision. 1t Is sure.
Every one having weak or diseased eyes
ought to try II. % cents. Sold by drug
gists. Depot, Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
New sy.te,n OF siI,k Dollvery.

:" A|0" -" ~s "s''~ e'o'S.
j. II. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
corner Seventh ard Madison streets, 10
now prepared TO furnish l quart or so
quarts Of milk at short notice to all parts
Of the city. Telephone call GIL.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

: We regret to ssy that hiss I.on V.ps
Jackman, wiImington's popular ssPf
Il copnnsd 10 her hose " Hines .sou
10 bs hoped that che will recover a..t,iof
aud resume her proninsnt M
among her large circle Of ffisnos +"
city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Latest styles.

A complete assortm Ont oi geutlemen's
gold and gold-piated watch chains aud
charms at Millard 4. Davis, No. . East
Second slreet.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Old Reliable.

David 4. Powell, 8is and 59e Madison
9(ssst, y sun ahead on ire.h shAd, her
De, sodAph, haddosh, lake pike. white
!, tenedsss. yeAow perch and olama.
Rslh 1ee msls, only 20 cents per quart.
44sstsd to all paris Of the city Tree Of
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
moonlight Excursion

This evening by the Erodeiphian NJ. and
l.. League ot Wsat Church on the stea. .aer
City OF Chester, from Fourth street
wharf, at o'clock, accompanied by
HyAtt's Military Baud.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
The weather.

To morrow promises to be fair 70 tP'.s, P.,
cloudy, followed BY showers In dine,,s .,i n,as.
locations. Similar conditions Will p'''
ably prevail on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

Choice steaks from home-raised beef
from IA to Is cents per pound, at More
land's, No. 407 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

Try @. L. Mellef's California hams and
beef tongue at iifty cents. Tie kesps all
other kinda Of meat at 5o1 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

&. q. Simmons u Bros. wish machine
hands at sash mill, Front and Tatnall
streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

k'OR SALE -GROCERY; AN OLD
l. estabi Ished corner doing good business.
Reasons for selling, OH sccoun of other busi.
meas. Address Grocer, tnis oiice. 6-5-3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

Special &6. so and IS trousers to order,
Gibney, 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

Go to Walther T. Co Is and got your
c cirriage repsirsd. .. s. Market strstt
bridge.