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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-15
DRoPosALs For CONSTRUCTING sTEAl

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING STEAM
l. SNAG BOAT-UNIrED STATES ENGrEEEE
OFFICE, SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. IS 1890
Sealed proposals in triplicate foI
building a steam snag boat and foI
furnishing material and machinery for same
will be received at this office until 10 O'Clock nl
city time, on the 10Th day Of November 1890
The attention Of bidders is invited to the acts OF
congress approved Feb. &C. 1885 and Feb. %
1887, Vol 23 page 1872, and Vol. %, page 4l4
Statutes at Large. For oil necessary informa-
ton apply to G. o. CARTER, 1st Lieut.. Corp
Ct Engineers, u. s. A.
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r OST, gold locket; bird on one side and dog
IL on the other. Reward If returned TO this
Office
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.

TT S. ENGINEER's OFFICE, Wilmington.
POSALS for Sheet Piling, Stone, Mattresses
ETC.. IN place in dixie in Wibyaw bay, s. O.. are
to be received at this office until IL M DEC. 18TH
1890. The attention of bidders is specially
invited to Acts of Congress approved 26th Feb
ruary 1885, and 23d February, 1887, volume %,
page s99, and volume 81, page 414, Statutes al
Large. All information furnished by w. III.
BIXBY, Capt of Engineers.
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NOR RENT, blacksmith and wheelwright;
Il best stand in city; on West Broad street
Apply to GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS'
Stables
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LOST.

r OST, somewhere on Bay or Habersham
II street, ladies' watch and fob. with initials
S. ii. =. Finder will be rewarded on leaving IL
Mt 301b Bull street
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+ OST-S10 reward will be paid for the recov-
IL cry of a Brindle Bull Terrier Bitch; ears
cut. slightly understood; has on a red leather
collar; answers to the name Of Peg" Lost
from the Ocean Steamship Company's wharf.
Return to CHARLES LEVAN'S, 1924 Brough-
ton street.
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TOR RENT, stalls mule pens; accommoda-
Il dations for any kind of stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Sale, Boarding and Livery
Stables GUILMARTSN & MEHRTENS.
TOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
IL meriy occupied by Artesian Ice Company
Apply 10 Y. G. BELL, Buainess Ofica Morning
News
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

RoARDERs WANTED, at IS Broazhton
ID street.
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COWS AND SPRINGERS.-Cor will ar.
~ rive Nov. ~ from Hampton county, South
Carolina; all fine cattle, calved by registe red
Holstein bull. GUILMARTIN a. MEHRTENS,
Boarding. Sale, Livery Stable.
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Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations Tor the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Nov. IA, 1886 p. n. city time
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WANTED, q live man to handle the best pay
w ing Novelty on the market for Georgia
Small capital required. w. A. CHARLES, %
West Broad street.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TOR RENT OR SALE, 10 acres Of land, stu
IL ated on Montgomery road, between the
Waters and White Bluff road, ad Joining Mrs.
Roos' property and goes down TO Salt Marsh
y acres of land, clear; ft for cultivation; 200
loads Of manure on ground. Apply r. NJ. +,
Morning News
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Be sure you get PONDS EX-
TRACT, not some worthless
substitute. All Druggists.
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
7S Fifth Ave. New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

sic, l SlOCulOWanO CZWOIOUOA,
z trzech stSon wolskie,n, q
czwartoj Ipdem, q kosciuszko
wiechat w srodek, zawofal Bar
tosza do sleble, i clsza zroblia
sic gleboKa.
= Bracla-przemowli- Bog
pozwoiil brsci naszej poblt
przemoznego wroga, to glow
ME kmieciom Cd roll wzletym
do obrony zagonu oiczystego.
Sluszna jest rzecz, ably pony
sle6 o poprawlen1u doll wa
szej, meznl kmiecie, DO kto
Ojczyzny broni, 0 tym O.)czy-
INA ME zapomni, czy on W
atlas,e czy W sierm1edze Talk
byio "a dawnych czasow, gdy
oboe wplywy Lie skazi]y mas,
kto W boju "a kral sic cd.
znaczyi, ten u mas W Polsce
zostawaf szlschcicem. Otoz ia,
naczelnik narodu polskiego,
tamiacego jarzmo oboe, ogfa
szam dzls Bartosza Gtowackle-
go szlachclcem-za to, Re tax
dzlelnie walczyf "a Ware l
Ojczyzne. A wy innl w;esnia-
cy, bierzcle z niego wzor i
nasladujcie go, a wszyscy sta
niecie sic szlachta = to jest
Saskatchewan obywatelami ma
rodu-i rownymi wszyscy be
dzlecie. Zaginle poddanstwo,
W Polsce bedzie rownosc, DO
darempe usiiowania obcych
albo nlerozumnych, by r62niac
stany OjczyzDle naszej zgon
gotowa6, / Polska bedzie
~wolpa-wielkai szczesliwa!
Uscisnaf Kosciuszko Barto-
sza, kt5remu liza cozrzewnienia
zakrecita sic W oczach, treba'
cze uderzyli W trabki, do
bose w bebny, a okrzyk
podnios} lud ma Geese ukocha-
nego naczelnlka W chtopskiei
sukmanie i meanego Bartosza.
Bartosz przechodzif z usci-
skow jednych do drugich, a
pulkownicy i rotm1strze sci
skali 60 jake brata, az wresz-
Gle i on usclskat zone. BasIa
tax radosna szcz7sliwym pow
rotem i bohaterstwem swego
ne&a, re 1kan1em radosci pa
dfa mu objecla, wo!sko
zwolnione z szereg6w zaczelo
sic mieszac 2 ludem-l radosc
panowata, ze skonczone mi
nlewoli, Re lepszy czas nasta-
ME. Nawet Sosnowleccy, co
TAX z obozu uclekac, chciell,
sic poruszali i brazil udziaf W
os5lnej radosci bedac mimo
wolf boAaterami boju racla-
wlckiego.
stoly dlugie wyn'eslono
pred dwor | biesiada sic "a
czeia. Cd CORY siedli cicero
vie, dale) lud i zo}nierze, a
wszystko zgodzie, brater-
stwle.
-Bracie Bartoszu-zawota]
pufkownik Manle]- siadzlesz z
Mani.
A i inni ofcerowie otacza.
iac go zaproszali 60 uprzejmie.
ia waml panowle of.
Gerry ME SHADE, bonn przecle
prosty chop odpieraf Bar
tosz stale zaproszenle, Ma
tarczywosciq powtarzane, gdy
naczeInlk rzucif okiem ma ME.
go. sledzac obok pani z RE.
doWlc.
--Bartoszu, siadziesz, ME
dry Mani, bos tego godalen
jaKo rownY mana Jak to CT
ME wystarcza, to ]ako naczel,
nix r~ozkazuje eli!
Bartosz ma rozkaz 7asiadl
choG pomieszany a oficerowle
otaczali go rozmawiaiac z MIN
PoSobled2ie w2noszono zdrowla
naczelnika, kraju l inne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
y DIIELNYM
RARIVSIU GhOW AChIN.
Napisal W}adyslaw JaglelslI,
(Clag dalszy.)


ma dEiaia, za~ionioua 2 poczat
ku cd!amem gru9tu. Dwa]
skrzy pkow,e j dudz'arze sta
naws1y W srodku kolumny
zagrah cd ucha krakowlaka q
pawrt Sosn"wjcl0m ludziom
SERGE rrznie uderzyio, smla-
10 pu~zczono sic Ma Wroga.
NaczeIn1k rzuciwszy lch W
k,eruu,u dial wroga, cofnat
sic sam galopem ma m'e]sce
do obserwncy1, podczas Sdy
kosyn,erzy sill me2nie ma
prod Wnet dojrzaf lch wrog'
Huknsla saliva Sartaczow",
lecz szkody w1ele ME zrob'fa,
tylko iedna kulka Bartoszo"l
urwala pawie plorko %
czapki.
Kosynierzy SILL pochy'
losci jak lawina ma baterye
ruskie i assekuracya dzlaf,
zfoaona z dw6ch bataIlonow
plechoty. Biegiem pedzlll ma
prod czu)ac sic JUL blizklm,
celu, gdy nagle czterysta
krokow huknefa druga saliva
kartaczowa.
Jeden z szeregu kosynler
zwalif sic ma zlemie.
-Dalej bracia-zawotai =
smia1o "a Ojczyzre, lubo krew
buchafa z nlego.
Kilku zranionych slaniafo
sic, ale skrzypkl grady daleI
i kosyn,erzy rzucilf sic ocho.
czo naprzod, hukajac po-
splewujac. Sam Bartosz az
zaduwri sic, Re trwogi ME
czuf, tylkc ogromna ochote
boiowa, Teraz natkneli sic o
sto krakow pred dzlaiami
ma battalion posifkow ruskich,
wsparsy z tylu przez drugl.
-Hej bracia-huknat Bar
tosz = rozniesmy ich ma ho-
sach.
Saliva karabinowa buchneia
rama" k,lku kosynlerow, a
1ednuczesnie zabrzmiafa ruska
komenta:
Ma sztyki rabiata!
Ruscy ruszyli 4 najezonym
bagnetem a nasl kosynierzy
z lasrm kos poduieslonych.
-Razem claG = krzyknal
Bartosz!
Whit sic obrzyk ogromny.
kosy jednym zamachem spadfy
ma wroga. Plerwszy szereg
ruski zustal rozblty.D Drug b6d]
bagnetem, ale krotko, DO ko-
sa d}uga dobrze cleia. Strasz.
ME cieli polscy kosynierzy
rzedowiccy zwlaszcza, Sobol
Sfema szaleIi z kosami, sic
kac W kupe wroga i wnet
oba bataliony rozegnano. Ma
ior rus!rl us;fowaf zebrac reszt.
XII do boiu, ale rozciagnaf &C
Bartosz jednem c,eclem kosy
-Teraz ma dziaia- hukna
Giowacki.
Jlz ME W kolumnie ruszyI
kosynlerzy, upo]eni dymen
bojowym i rozbIclem piechoty
ruskiej. Kanonierzy niezdofal
'wystrzell6 i Bartosz wpad
plerwszy do bateryi. Kanonle
ruskl chciaf lontem. dziaft
wypalic, ale Bartosz rzucit sl'
%naprzod, zapai nakryl cap
ka i rzuciwszy kose toporen
rospiotaf czaszke wroga.-Dru
gi rzucii sic Swistackj i ma.
krywszy rownlez zapaf dial,
wiasna czapka uaerzYt ma ka.
noniera.
Ten schwyc;wszy sic jedn
reka dziafa, druga dobyl liche
pafas;ny kanonierskleJ i 4awc
fa1:
-Oj, ME pus=c2e moe
matuszki!
-ObaczymY, czy ME puscis
-krzyknat Stach, i jednes
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

ce ZachndZace opromlenlalo
tryumf Polakow.
Zaprze5ono dzia}a, Barlosza
z tryumfem wsadzono ma
plerwsze, armacie. Hukneio
kilkaset piersi kosynlersklch:
Mech lyle PolsNa i Naczel
mix przywodzac odfity plon, a
Swltaia pokionIf sic Kosciusz-
ce l rzekf:
Panic NacZeIniku, przYwo.
dzlm II dzlaf, zdobytych Jak
bylo nakazane.
-Dzielne zuchy z was
zawo1af wodz - wsZyscyscle
mezni, ale ktoz pierwsly wpadi
ma baterya?
-Bartosz Gfowacki- hulk
nelly llczne glosy.
Zblizyi sic naczelnik do zu-
cha, ktory stall skrompie o
kose oparty, i'rzeki:
-Waleczny kmleciu, "a czyn
two) mlanuje Gle ma polu bitwy
porucznl!lem, i oddaje CT cho-
ragiew, jake acknowledgement!
A wy wszyscy pamieta]cie ma
Bartosza meanego, DO ka2dy,
kto sic W Polsce odznaczy,
nagrode otrzyma, /
2e nigdy ME zapomne, Re
kmiecl oreze pobify wroga
najplerw!
Mech lyle Kosciuszko l
Gfowacki-wofafo wo]sko- a
skromny Bartosz stall zap1o-
niony wspartY o kose, widnie-
JAG W blaskach zachodzacego
slonca, ktore wldziafo,
.jak naczelnlk meztwo wiesnia-
ka nagradzac umlal.
v.
Rzedowice i Universal POlaniecki.
Gwarno bvlo W Rzedowi-
each pc Raclawlckiei bitwie W
niedzlele. Pan Naczelnik z
~wojskiem przechodzif przez
Rzedowice, a GAIA wles byfa
W ruchu.
Dwor ocieniony topolam,
pefen byf gosc i DO zewszad
hiegli, nletylko ?anowie, ale i
lud, by bohaterskiego naczel.
nika i kosyniera ujrzec. Bra.
ma t%rYumfalna z z'elenla cze.
ka1a zwyclezcow, a W powie'
trzu powiewa1y bialo czerwo'
nc choragwle. WSrotce nadesz'
10 wojsko. Na)pierw jazds
Madalinskiego = nleliczna
smutna, DO W bitwie mafo sic
odznaczYia, potem plechota
poszarpana cd kul odzie4a, ,
sztandarami podartemi, ale
dumna tryumfem swiezym, da
lei artylerya dawna i II swie
10 zdobytych dziaf. Wreszclt
jechaf sam naczelnik z sztaben
- W chlopsklej sukmanie
ktora przywdziaf, by uczcl'
meztwo kosynierow. Ia min
SILL kosynierzY, IA czele pro
mleniejacy meztwem / szlache
them unieslenlem Bartosz, v
sukmanie biaiel cho6 oo
prochu okopconeb z czypk'
czerwona bez pawiego pi6rka
ktore kula wyszarpnefa, PREY
szabll i opasany szarfa officer
ska, trzymajac ma czele pea-
nYch towarzyszy broni.
Radosne okrzykl ludu pc
witaly naczelnika i wolsko.
-Patrzcie-wo1aia Basia -
to ojclec wasz z choragwia.
"A to pan Kosciuszko v
sukmaaie!
--Oj serdeczny to czlowiek
co mas sic ME wstydzi! Pa
trzcie to woJsko polslie.
-Wldzicie Bartosza, on 20
nos ofcerem zostal ! chora
glsW nosL
ala W,daG, Swita
Iono dzlal nabra
JstsssSV22
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The country will take holiday on
Saturday 70 celebrate the memory of
George Washinston. How can II be cele.
brated In more ntting manner than by
Q trip to the teasbore, which combines
pleasure with rest and recreationf Ono
can 20 down on Friday and enjoy coed
holiday. The charms Of Atlantic City
arc too well known TO need comment.
euliice II to ssy that more than fifty ho-
tells and cottages arc open Tor the recep-
tiou Of gue.ts.
Sea 1sle City, with its flns climate, 10
also an attractive point A number OF
hotels snd cottages are entertaining win
ter soJourners, who enjoy all the benefits
that sea air, bright skies, aud genial
! etemperslure can give.
The grand beach at Cape May 10 q
tempting spot 10 these days Of semi-wln-
Ter. One may stroll over Its hardened
sands and terdrc In return, recreation,
pleasure. and new strength. Several ho'
tells and cottages oier good accommodA-
tious.
The train arrangements for all ihest
points BY this Pennsylv Railroad d
asashors branches b incompatible. FoI
Atlantic City, express tfAins leavo station
foot Of Market street $50 A. N. 40
and 100 r. ". week-,lays, and "a A. NJ
3nndays; tor sca Isle City aud Cap. Ma
boo A. NJ, $50 r. NJ. week days, an,
500 A. NJ. Sundays. Tho trains ieavinl
for the city are equxliy rs numerous an
well adjusted as to time, 90 ~ to b
equally as cOnvcnient for daily visitor
or those who may proloug their stay.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Adventures Oh houry NJ. stA"i0y'
Tho man who would hava dared three
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tanoes and in peril Of Wild beasts, would
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succeeded. But Africa IL far larger than
North America, its savages more treaher-
ous, its wild beasts inanitsy more fe-
rocious, its torrid suns mora dangerous,
Its fever aud poisonous insects more
deadly. Yet through this Dark Contt-
nept lcr Thousands upon thousands Of
miles Stanley has penetrated its recesse',
braved its myriad dangers, explored iis
i'm mense rivers and Inland seas discover
ed IL untold wealth and 10 20 years has
given TO the world new and vast CONT
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Tho most authentic Volume recounting
his marvellous adventures and achieve-
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own fraRmeutary writings graphic
connected narrative of the whole twenty
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This work nust inevitably have a.
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Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

rns rnenpess hat house IN the city
kuiniortl Bros. AOA Market street.
Trv BuBh's coal; YOU will like II.
American Laundry. coz West Frontt,
Try Bush's coal; you will surely iites.
Cupping and leechlns. ie3 =. Secoudit.
Zine IsK. Rings At liant's. Is Il. eth street.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, bth aud King.
Try tho Butter MIX At Tatnall's Creamery,
3 cents per glass. skim MILK. 2cents.
An excellent merino undershlrt for 50c.
at Wyatt & Go. q. COB Market street.
- II you want cheap picture frames 20 - 2
largest stock In Delaware. Come and SEQ ior
yourselves.
At Is, 80 Market street has the largest and
cheapektstoc OF hats, white shirts, under.
wear, neckw wear aud hosiery In The cilY. Gall
and see HIN.
skim Mi,k At Tatnali,s Creamery. Scents per
quart, or quarts cents. New MIX, cents
Der quart.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The case OF Officsr Edward Wilhelm,
charged with using threatening and
abusive language 10 his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Charles ]. II. Beckett, WAS taken
up before Squire Smith last evening.
When the charge was read Officer Will
helm pleaded not guilty, and upon Mira.
Beckett being called to give her testi-
mouy II was ascrrtsiued that all she
knew Of the matter was from what some
one had told her. The Squire inquired
II ito defendant had ever threatened her
personally, and upon her auswering In
the negative the case was dismissed by
wilhelm giving bouds to keep the peace.
Wilhelm then stated that the complain.
ant has his child, aud he asked that he
should be allowed to take 1t from her,
but tho Squire said this was > matter
they would have to settle between them :
selves.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
-Four Dlggsrs In Ono Grave.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia throng Of
mourners stood about an open grave In
Calvary yesterday. The body Of Mrs.
Bridget BRAZIL was about to be buried.
Four grave diggers were preparing to
lower the coffin into the grave when the
earth caved In. John Scanlon. one Of
the grave diggers, was carried hesdfore-
most 10 the grave. The collin followed.
and ON the coffin fell tho other three
grave digEers.
Several women tainted, and . daugh-
ter Of the dead woman went Into byster-
ics. The grave wAs 8 feet deep. John
BRAZIL, = con Of the deceased, together
with . number Of the other mourners,
assisted the three mon who fell on top Of
the coffin out Of the grave. Then they
oil set to work to release 6canlon, who
could be heard groaning underneath the
coffin. The coffin was again drawn ny
and Scanlon was taken out Of the grave
badly bruised.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-In the o. 6.
Senate yesterdAy the bill TO prohibit the
importation of adulterated food and
drink, aui tho expectation OF diseased
meat. was reported favorsbly and placed
on the calendar. On motion OF Mr..
Cu,lom, tho Intsr.stats Com msrcs Com.
mittee was instructed to inquire into the
excessive freight rates on the railroads
east OF tho Rocky Mountains, and report
a remedy. senate adjourned.
In the House Mr.. Rowell gave notice
that on Wednesday next he would call
up the West Virginia case OF Atkinson
va. Pendletop. The Senate bill author
izlng the President TO confer brsvet rank
OF any office for gallant services In
Indian campaigns since 1857 was passed /.
The Senate bill authorizing the appoint
mept OF an Assistant Secretary Of War
was reported from the COMMITTEES OF the
Whole. The Oklahoma bill was con-
sidcred. pending which the House ad-
jourLed.
rho House Committee on Election Of
| Pre-. ident and Woe President Yesterday
heard arguments from Msssrs. John X.
Lynch, OF Mississippi, aud y. II. Threct,
OF Alsbams, both colored, aud Edgar
Allen and B. 7. McCue, both white. ol
Virginia, on the alleged necessity for
Federal election laws In those Slater.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
This Concerns You.

Have you any suggestions to mako or
do you think OF anything that We can
add to our City Directory for 1890, by
which II will be improved? II 80 we
will bc pleased to hear from you. No
IN after how smali the suggestion, send it
to us. We arc wiling to make all the
improvements necessary TO make q
gooi Directory. W. COSTA & Co.,
) W, 7th street,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

p ALTOONA, Feb. l0.-Clemcnt J.
Hickey, OF Fairview, n suburb OF this
city, WAS found dead in the street this
morning. and bott'e which had con-
tsined laudauuin was found In one OF his
pockets. Hickey had been out all night.
and It Is supposed that he took the
Ihudauum to obtain rest, but took an
overdose and 1t overcame him before he
could reach his home. He was about 80
years old, u member Of one Of the best
known families 10 this city, and 10 sur.
vivcd by q vile and three children.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Coal and wood, -four and feed. Leh'gh
coal, schuylkill coal, Leo coal. All
grxdes OF spricg and winter wheat flour
Minnesota ilour. Hungarian flour, LEAFS
flour, In barrels or half barrels. All
kinds OF mill feed at mill pr!ceA Oak or
pIne kindlIng wood In blocks or split
Careful drivers and 2240 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Office, yard aud warehouse,
SIT West Front street. Telephone 599.
12-3-u
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
Love Feast.

The last quarterly love feast of Asbury
NJ. L. Church, Third and W alnut streets
for this conference year Will be held To-
morrow evening at 80 o'clock: RE
siding Elder w. L. $. Murray. fh' ",
will be In charge. All members ana
fliends Of the church are requested 10 DO
present. Quarterly conference VIII DC
Presiding Elder w. l.. $. Murray will
preach at the church on Sunday morning
aud the Rev, I, Il. Barrett, oil st. Paui's
NJ. Z. Church, In the evening"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

TorEKA, KAN, Feb. ia young man
ransac ked the residence Of b. y. Boxer
yesterday evening aud took $3.50 In cash
and diamonds, watches aud Jeweiry
valued At 81, ,0O0. Mrs. Boxer was awak-
ensd 1t O'Clock and found the burglar
In her room. lie spoke to her and sat
down on . window and talked for
half an hour, finally calling the servant
aud asking her for the money. Hc eau
toned the women TO make no outcry,
assuring them that II they remained quiet
until he departed he would hurt no one.
w hen he got ready to 20 he bado them
good night and went out oil the front
door. lie promised to leave some OF the
money but neglected 10 do 90.
He said he had entered thu house by o
back window and had gone through
every room. A. he entered each room
he turned on the electric light, and went
away leaving every light In the house
burning except the one 10 MrA Boxers
sleeping apartmert.
William Rsgan, brother of the servant
girl, has been arrested, and Mrs. Boxer
has identified him rs the burglar.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

' asa d suggest 10 the ladies who
I sJ,. i :, tones1uie at a0y time through
u.!' 'Ast a beautiful, sweet.singing
|rn,, A., IN, 10 nice bright cagc, In q
(,,a.to. m y. 'ue slltlug room, will 10 n very
=, "ole w eoihpaDion and serve to while
piF.i.hlly many hours viii h
M. 80 would pass very tediously.
ire Wlo doubt This assertion should
yp..s,ae experiment.. They should call
"htt' 'N' No. lo3 East Second street,
81 "as sal' selection from his stock oi
nlo', SINGERS, and thereby add to their
n s, H.. 10 aie!r health and length Of
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

There will be meeting OF fex-prisouers
of war held in the parlor OF DUPONT Post
at 7. 80 O'Clock Saturday evening, which
all who were confined In the rebel prison
pens during the war for the suppression
Of tho rebellion are invited to attend.
Business Of Importance will be trans
acted.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
Ine Delillnck ll.an

N, s'gls 10, Iowa, Feb. 2O.-The
|, ,y". :" u Tue Iowa House Of Rspre-
,,n,s. ~ WAS broken last night, q com.
Il,u,aiA aiAflns been agreed upon, John
.sta st444.ga, Democrat, was elected
equ,l, mo minor offices arc divided
!, ia ~, Us possible between both par
lshin, 'ae as republicans get the chair
ItI, VI tAe more important COM
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Although the preliminaries to the rre-
eentstion of tho play have been go txten-
sve aud costly we await the reception
of Beacon Lights" with the utmost
confidence, and we believe that the play
will meet the wants OF Wilmingio on
theatre goers. "Bescon Lights" will
ho d the boards the rest Of the week al
Proc,or's Grand Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Troy, N. y, Feb. l2, The body OF
John WI all was fouud In ,ne nune u .ue
woois Moving Machine worke st Hoo.
sick Falls, to-day. lie atlenueu M
Emerald ball on The evening OF the ION
inst, aud left after midnight with large
amount of money in hlsrot9cI ho was
not ssen alive again. ...
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

NJ, NJ eaoas aud Trimmings. We will
I Of lug as :" sell our entire stock regard
Eoad. dtos1' to quit business. Every piece
b Of yatii, '.us' positively be sold by the
|lcS,. S aatgli;t ,.li;, small store keopers and
r. 80 ,.., VIII do well to call, as we
N. s'sst many bargains to dispose OF.
'''o isat, u. 7. STROUD 4 Co,
40. lug West Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

L. W. stldham q Son, auctioneers,
sold for Matthew Rylott, Ia Brandywine
hundred, on Wednesday. the 10th Inst,
horses for sl75, 800. Ss5; 2-year- old colt,
Sis. 80; cows from $l5 to $50; chickens.
Sl.1 per pair; turkey hens, ~; wheat,
S7s5 per acre. Farming utensils at
satisfactory prIces,