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Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Tho following cases ware tried
Judge Ball this morning:
John Benson, arrested by Orlccr
in An intoxicated condition. TIE Rz
plead that this was his frat onAx
asked the Judge 10 let him 60 Wes
The Judge said "You eau co. N,
Frank Rudolph, colored, ari~a
Ofllcer Gamer, was found drum y
b. Il o. station. Rudolph said =
into the Sorrel Horse Hotel to ee's
ON Thursday afternoon, when ZONE
pulled him Into back room andNp
him Of his pAnh, ovcrcoat ano w y
put straw hat upon his head, w.
made . break for the door. he,sa
came from Newark, Del. lie eeill
Tuohey with helping TO strip him ~
raiment He was remapded back VI
cells until his case could be looked
AZ now dressed he was hardly VI
enough to go on the street
| William Donnelly was arrested "
Ger Raymond In a colored inaus b
on Wilson street between Nluth
Tenth. He wore O soldiers MIX
coming from the Hampton Home ~
Rinia. lie said II he was let 70 he b
pass which would take him back, 40
would leave the city at once. Nc
! r.committed until he could ND
. ticket.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Christlaua Castle, No. 20, Knights of
the aolien Eai le, was instituted IN the
town OF Chr. stisna ON Wednesday even
Ing, there being present 3S members OF
Warwick Castle, 81 from Delaware Castle
aud fix from Hockessln. Forty-live mem.
hcrs were initiated, aud tho new castle
starts OF with indications of success and
usefulness. After adjournment the visi-
tors wcIc escorted 10 the Christlana hotel
where q sumptu-,is supper WAS feryee
tor their benefit. About 1876 enjoyed tn,
repast, and the best feeling preyaile,
throughout thU entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
BUT HERE IN PLAIN WORDS.

Wl Forfeit 100000 any Charitable Institution that the
Mayor OF Wilmington designate ifany person prove
TINS SAFE anything other than BONAFIDE MOVING
SACRIFICE SALE.
leave thus city February 10TH and every article in the
Economy Hall will be closed minus profit Not alone
this but every garment go whether brings cost or not
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

--McMUILEN. = On Jauuni v
~, $50, at ST. Gcorgc's II. Parsonage
by Rev. i. :. Moore, Mi. j. Recce
George and Miss Lille T.. Me Mulion.
BOLLIN-QUlNN-o Jan. Goth, 1880 n,
the residence OF the brides parents
Is.3 north Twcnty-tiIth street. Phila
dclphii, by Rev. Robert Grahin, MI
George Bollin aud Miss Margaret a
Quinn, both OF fitiladeiphisl.
-THoMPSON-At the Asburl
Nj, H.. Parsonage, No.222 Walnut street
on Wednesday evening, January ntli
Ism, by the Rev. John u. e. Hanna, Mi
John Powell and Miss Eliza L. Thoul
son, both of Wilmington, pel.
-vALENTINis-At the a,
bury NJ. l.. Parsonage, No. -. Wnlnu
street. ON Thursday evening, JANUARY
3llh ls.W, by the Rev. John II. Z. llai
ma, Mr.. James I.iusley, OF Manchester
England, and Miss Mary l.. Nalcntin,
OF " i!uinston, bel.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Sarah r., eldest daughter OF Jan
and Margaret Rowe, who YVES ra'hrI
well, visited her sister IN Chester, n
few weeks ago, hoping that chez
location might improve her health
appeared 10 enjoy her visit and
were entertained OF permanent
but on Tuesday she was attseA
the grippe, 10 such . violent fan
the died In less than tweuty-arh
afterwards. Her remains wen s's
to The house OF her parents, No
South Monroe streets, and theI sMy
inferred to- morrow afternoon IN M
Catholic Cemetery. Her sudden d'es
Ia greatly regretted by her relai'Sa
many friends.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
Dota
Our g 90 shoe IL being sold for S26o
At Fayter'a. 208 Market street.


Our - 90 shoe 10 being sold LOT eAou
~ Fsyters, Soa Market sfess'
Manager Stevenson Of the Wilmington
Base Bali Club will do his best to put q
team IN the Atlantic Association which
the people of this city should justly ieel
proud Of, and II the club does not sue
coed, 1t will not be Manager 6teveIson's
Sauit.
Thieves Win had entered the grocery
store of John Wier. No. 1903 Market
street early Thursdav morning, were
frightened OIL before they had secured
any booty.
On Thur.d.v .fssrnoon Mt 4 40 o'clock
Marty Phiilips and Msrv FarraQher were
married by he Rev. Father Campbell,
Cr,,.n.o ~ Ko,,..t aousr. p. ara
,pterestsd in tho electric Iigbt problem.
A miami will bo eata hlIshed there coating
1850. The stock IL placed on the mar.
ket Al $40 mar share.
@ msy .. pH,ne, WI" III, ~ suU
law of Airs. Josenh Il Wheeler and Mr..
Nathaniel Bsyns. died suddenly OF acute
indigestion on Monday while sitting in q
chnlr. She was horn MT Newark on Sen.
iember 8, 1890. She has large circle OF
relatives and friends In our State.
Jsmes Pduos WAS taken tn We.t Cbes.
,er Pa nm 9hrrsJav ,norn,ng' CHARGED
with Stealing = H. rss blanket AMI liar.
moss
.,..
,hrss Joa. bava Tina ~ hsen reai.tersd
M the civ Hal this month
n,'
Winusor Lones' CONS oi S.. oe'TS
VIE VEN NeIson Louee' Sns.'ol,
" 4 r. asro, =, al n m
~,
ineie WI NC : RAGS ue.we"u psooei'
wilkins. harry nenueuy anu young
u, nsmsa ufie, ~ .ne " nn.n. NV
n'nA, E'even.n nnu M.uisou s.ee' LIE
h,ahi,'A f
.'sAy'
n si'Rht IRE was discovered yes'eruay
aHerloon ABOUT ociock 10 .nd .nira
sury OF we oase,y 9ccupie" w oonn ri -.
A. 49, nn, n", h. ,ts .,d Of fcv
hnctets ~ water
,,sJo a,,,',ic,,;an N NJ s,.nshnrv
Ni,isv M hs,n ys,har m. naxt csn.ns for
Doysr
lame. McE,rop of smxth Po.t No
n ~. hur,.a -i,h ~ nsu.I
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

WIN you heed the warnings The s'e.
nal perhaps Of the sure approach q tnIs
more terrible disease, Consumption. ASK
yourselves If youc can Afford Tor the sAke o.
saying 90 Ger ., to run the risk ana 40
nothing for It. We know from expefi-
ence that Shiloh's Cure Will Cure your
Cough. 1t never failA This explains
why more than . Million BOTTLES were
sold the past year. Itrclieves Group and
Whocying Cough at once. Aotnsrs GO
not be- without 1t. For Lame BACK, oads
or Chest, use ShIloh's Porous Plaster. =
| b. Danforth, Wholesale and retail aRen'
second aud Market streets. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

CHEsrERTowS, Md, Jau. 30.-"Yel-
lows" aud not the probable effect of
future cold weather upon the peach crop.
WAS the main point OF interest to day TO
the fruit growers attending the conyen :
tion OF the Peniusular horticultural So
ciety. Tho cause assigned by come for
the Fellows Ia tho excessive cold weather
| of 1870, whit Ii hurt the trees. rendering
| them weak and s,ckiy ever since. Since
| then, " Is tald, trees have been grown
from tho seed oil the sickly trees OF
budded from them, thus producing dis
eased trees. Mary growers, however
expi esscd the conviction that the peach
crop is safe enough for the present.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Two young boys were aIfe, n0,, 4,
day afternoon by oiiceis I'm n,
Evans for petty thieying durins
few weeks. The boys belons 80
Of yOnths who hayo been inasg ,'ss,orl
tice Of yisiting our stores ana Jus. II
articls within roach. These w. ',s n
hall are about 10 or IL years ~ q N
parents should give the laas d, ,b,s
ihrashing and an admonllio ,a' " he,
sequences OF their career IL tue! "
at IL
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Rev. Francis Il. Moore, pAstor-elcct Of
the Forest Presbyterian Church. At Mid
dletowu, will be Installed on Wednesday
evening, heb. 9Th, at 7.30 o'clock. Rev.
DR.. L. Marks, of Wilmington, will pre-
side and preach tho sermon. Rev. Dr.
W. O. Cattsli, late president Of Lafays tts
College, will deliver the charge 70 tbt
pastor. Rev. w. L. McEwen, Of VIII
ming ton, will deliver the charge TO th'
people. The public are cordially In
yited TO be present.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

The following sales of real estate % y
been male BY Mr.. J. X. q. doIisi,,
No. SOY Market street, during
month Of January: -Four houses on = :
net street, l8,4e0; one horse 90 Z
avenue. 81, 800; one house on W.
street, $500. one house on Monroe ~ ~
81. 400; one house on NspBuren sn
81, 700; ono house and store cn ~ y
street, $4,000; two houses on y
Fourth street, 5000; five hon'c
Church street, 5000; Que iloas
Seventh street, % 600; Two Ilosss J.
Conrad street, II, 400; one house sew
and Union. 81. 900; total, s@).tOo'
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Tar Collector Dougherty was o. he
desk all forenoon and . gooily number
called and paid their taxes. Collector
Mckee 10 stiil confined TO his house, u
said. with an attack OF the guipsy. II
is sincerely hoped that he viii coon re-
cover sufficiently to be At his ofnce, ~
quite number Of poll taxpayers, who
had not heard Of his sickness, ere still
calling to pay taxea, but there 10 NO one
10 the office authorized 10 receive pol
taxes. Collector Dougherly will wal,
upon all property taxpayers who cal
aud receive their money.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Al evening company was given at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. George x.
King, No. 1923 Poplar street, last even
ing. The time was spcut in playing
games, singing aud IN Conversation.
Among those present were: Mlsscs Lizzie
NeItzc, Lizzie McKaig. Ella King. Of
Baltimore; Marguerite d. King, Berthi
McKaig, Geiick Hirsh, Of Philadelphia
Messrs. Benjamin Morrison, w. Harry d
Maxwell, Charles n. AcKAig, and JOIN
Nckaig.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

The thirteenth anniversary OF 'm W.
Rage of Thomas aud Hannah ~ =
was celebrated last evening a. tnea
dence, No. Is Girard street. ~"
friends, including many VINE iaatsl
gentlemen, called to congrslN.a,.s,I
on the event. Mu,ic was luian I'm
Prof. Thomas HArding's bano' - n
affair passed of very pleasanuS, nj
we're tho recipients OF man! :"
Dresenta.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Mr.. J. F. Gordon, Of Duluth. Min
nesota, and Miss Mary stille Cleaver,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac s.
Cieaver, St. Georges hundred, were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents
Aiger sawyer OF the Port Penn Presby
tcrian Church, IN the presence OF some
sixty Of their friends. At $50 p. IN. The
newly welded pair started for tkeI
home In Duluth, where Mr.. g. Ia engages
In business, LAYING migrated from GU
county several years ago.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
edition


The following question VA, d.ba,,,
Congress Hall, on DUPONT ,irss
Third, last night: "I,esolyed. Thu r
colored people Of this city full, ~.
tists I'll ths school privileges n.
the0." About $50 persons were NM
to hear the debate. which WI n.
undss ths auspices Of tie Af,is
American League. George w. MN
presided and the meeting Was on.pss \
prayer BY the Rev. Ber iamiu slaty.
4. Worthington BrlnkleY, ell.oi III
Twilight was introduced as II. ~
advocate OF the Affirmative. lie bsl,s;
the c0lored people did appreciate ~
educational privileges.
~ the Howard School IL sad NJ
are ninst t-thrso applicants for aiml,s-I
| Surely that shows that eolorcd psop, \
| appr eciating school advantages SAs1
nlust be taken out Of poltlcs. The 4
ored people must 20 20 the l.ersluu7
for what they want, no matter vS
party ID In power. He then SPOKE d p
iunds for educating coloted people,
said thst tho appropriation amoautd
but 1914 cents per year each. liz
c,uded BY saying that there were md
the room who had sto en- away n
masters lash with = book to en1
stalk Of negro not taking edn
He will take Il II no doa't know II
do with It,"
David Anderson, . ruling eldr
Presbyterian Mission spoke In IN
tive. II seemed TO him that ,hws
people we're like the Israelites vAv
. ed Saul. Some years ago The
veopls wanted moro money for
purposes and the Lsgislaturc gave
,, 8, 600 additional. Then hIgh u
wes built ON Eighth street and The u
cd people Immediately waited
Then the high school course wa Il
/. liShed NJ the Howard echool. lead
= were wanted aud they were selected
!. othcr cities because there were
hers.
. He hold thas the coloied girls vii
J. qualify for teachers because there ar
!. Any qualified now. Children arc la
9 keep ct school. Parents are unedu
2 aud believe everything the child Say
!. IL the parents duty when snythi
70 wrong to 70 to the teacher or Il
J. board Of Education aud have 1t
died.
The debate was interesting throu
and was kept up until late hour
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

samusl Hamilton, aged 70 year,, osea
Of heart trouble ct his residences cos,ss
Lowering avenue aud Lincoln street. an
ssiiis Rove, aged So ysars, died q
,,hthisls pulmonslis, At the Deiawaee
State Hospital Tor the insane, Farnhurss'
on Thursday. s..a
Of typhoid lever, on THURSDAY ~ ~
rsaidcuc ca. No. Ois Wet Second strees. .
william. aged % months, son oiSanee
And Sarah Corbit, died Of marasmus'
Intsrment at Riverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Tho Young Mems DmocIa,l.., W. ".
Rising Sun were enierss,ned W
BY speeches from thI Hon. y, n
Lore and L. c.. vAudegrif, by =
club eAss-s short street pi N
assembling In tho Odd Few" :
on the Highlands. ,,oaI
Mr.. w. 7. Lyman 10 tuiltr'ls w \
liberated sore throat. He v" v M
spoken at tho meeting, but 'u'~'
| forbade II.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
The creates, Invention of tho Ago

The Greatest Invention of tho Ago
IN shape of a gas burner. Complete in
ttseif. globe and cone. 1t will give the
iisht Of four ordinary burners, and only
Sousumes 8 feet OF gas per hour. 1t Y
considered equal to the electric light. i
enu be seen every evening at the Delaware
House. aud also ct tie Singer eewin.
machine Office, $40 Market street; eto
and sse IT,. J. =. Row eolham eau DC zee.
a e,ther place and will explain All IL
Isrits. Rights for Delaware and Mar,
lapd for sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Milo. Aimee. the human fly. who It will
DO rem. inferred gave . performance Of
her walking ability At the Opera House
iast year, met with . fall Yesterday alter
noon at tho Continental Theatre, Phila-
delphia, caused by one Of the ropes sup
porting the trapeze bar giving way. She
alightsd on the stage and Was picked up
uuc opscious, sustaining only n slighl
sprain. She performed In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Thomas Pritchari, a young man, met
with II serious accident on Thurs lay at
Laurel, Sussex County. While cutting
wood his axe slipped, striking his foot
and splitting IL opsn. Friends hearing
his cries went to his assistance. lie WAS
put in II wagon and star ell home, when
the horso became frightened and ran
away, throwing Pritchatd out with ter
rifle force. lie is dangerously II no,
fatally injured.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Francis A. Price, who formerly was
engaged In the Third street market, sup
plying our citizens with produce, was
attacked with paralysis last Friday, from
the effects of which he Gird at his home,
No. l2OG Washington sttr,t, on Weiues,
day Afternoon, IN the s0,h year oil biz
age. His mains viii lie inferred a
Delaware City Tomorrow Saturday
morning,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

GALVESTON. Tex, Jan. 3l.--A fatal
epidemic, strongly resembling menipgi-
tie. is raging 10 the westsrn part OF Cooks
county. Tho patients die, In many ir
stances, In n few hours after taxing the
disease. Twenty lvo deaths have been
reported during the past "a hours. Many
citizens are leaving their homes for other
locs titles.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

: At the fox hunt which took place from
The black Horse Hotel, near Media, Pa,
On Thursday morning, hurdle race W.
ana Of The attractions, which was particl-
dated in by D. A. Vernon, Jr.. who RODE
- horse OF VIM. Nicholson, which struck
n kpees against the hurdle 10 lite efforts
= clear 1t, when It fell to the GROUND.
breaking its neck and dying instantly, "
"a. Vefnon escaped uu!pjured with tbs
Reception Of being slightly bruised. a
rolIectiop ef 02D0 WAS taken up anu pre-
srntad 10 Mr.. Nicholson. who 10 poor
kut worthy colored man. ...
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3j.-Iniormatio
was received hero ut a late h, III tonight
That Slcott, the deiaultiny treasurer of
the House Of Repre- entatives, has been
arrested In Quebec. The report Is not
confirmed, but comes from source en-
Titled 10 credence.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

RICHMOND, Jan. 3U.-The women who
want to practice law in Virginia have
yet another CHANCE. Although the Sem
ate Committee on General Laws repore
almost unanimously against feinale law.
yers, the Senate to-day decided By vote
OF ~ to IA 20 cngross the bill to allow
women TO take out licenses TO praetic
law. When the bill was before the Sen
ate number oi interested women wer
| In the chamber.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Read the great dissolution sale in to.
days kgpUBLIcAa. Mr.. Russell intends
to withdraw from the dry goods bust.
nrGs, No. 306 Market etrcct, on or about
March 25th, owing to the poor health Of
his wife, He will return TO Hartford,
Conn. his old home. We wish him
suec.ss wherever he goes.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

The leading members OF inc s,o ur ~
st. Paul's Catholic Church, ns, .S 4
fully recovered from the alla .sa.i
Grippe, High Mass VIII oe l 1Iosk. n
Sunday morning at 10. 10 o'v> rshsd
the service there will also 70 o. ,udst
All members should thorei1is, M
to DO present and perform tue" =
tive marta.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
- 49, ~s----------------
A Eeatltiftli Fire Engine.

Zone of the Bravest" WAS advertised
to-day by beautiful fire engine draw
through the streets by span OF norses.
The driver said 1t could be operated by
steam power or by attaching plug
stream 10 it, aud that Ii was Used In tbs
fire scene OF the play now going on al
the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

The Reporter Calls ON Business Mon.
The euly man who does not complain
Is Professor We'll, optician, No. 305 Mar
ket street. He says: I sold over 800,
pair OF rock crystal spectacles since New
Years. The Wilmington citizens appre-
ciato . good optician any time.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
FOURTH EDITION


1mD A8u1 AssussssAv~S
The following y the extra assessment
that has been mads for 1890, but not In
Guiding tAoae made this week o. the
vfRsr DISTRICT.
Assessos Htgglns has assessed In the
First ward $50 whites; In The Second
ward, COS Wh.tesaud 8 oolored; IN the
Fourth ward, $50 whites; 10 tho Eighth
ward, $50 whites and 8 c0lored; total In
the district 2,0l0 whites and IL colored.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Assessor NcCloskey has assessed In the
Third ward All whites; 10 the Fiith ward.
455 whites and Q colored; in the Tenth
ward, $50 whites; In the Eleventh ward,
237 whites; 10 the Twelfth ward. 24s
whites and colored; total In the dis
tiict, I,S8l whites and 8 coi0fed.
TuIRD DISTRICT.
Assessor Devices has assessed 10 thu
Sixth ward al whites and 2i5 col0red
in tho Seventh ward, 500 whites and 2il
colored; in the Ninth ward, 42l whites
and Ell colored; total in the district,
Sol whites aud 6i3 co,orsd. Total In th,
city, 5,242 whites and CAS- colored.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
The Best Goods arc the C"'' =.

Steward and Chandler onv' ,sud
Of goods In coal, dour, p,s Plaza. RI
pared bqckW beat, rolled s ,s,n an
ilous. Also 1sclssned wee " .,sss.
ton Ieed meal, bras, hay aud r,...eI
branch ofics Second any faru,,.dsyl
every third day svsp!og u usutil Z
sixth day evening [ friaay .ida n
clock p. m. Dspos son'A'
ll0.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

CoILE6EyILLE, Jan. 30.-Perrg Reich
eldorier, aged Is, an invalid, WHO Gu. his
throat three weeks ago, has died IF star
walton. The windpipe had been severed
by the knife, aud it WAS found iinl ossib!e
to administer food 10 him,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

That "Good Enough" tobacco Is good
enough for . King. 30 is Durstein' h
umbrella, which be will give with every
u pound box for . limited time. Dur.
stem, No. 8 East Second street. P. g.
The sale of sansosa ci2ars is increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

To-morrov promises to be from cloudy
to clearing, preceded by rain, followed
by lower temperature. Sunday fair aud
considerably colder.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Great bargain eale oil boots and shoes
stll going OH at Robiuson's, 113 East
Fourth street, and the sale will continue
until all IL sold.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs and all
spice. whole and ground, perfectly pure.
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King stfcot.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Ask your dealer Tor Post Boy. No.
East Second street. Durstein.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Colcnel Cody Anfnger visited Mid
dletown few days ago when a treacher-
Gus gutter plate cansci him 10 measure
his full length on the street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Faytor's old reliable $500 shoes cal
now be bought for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Mrs. Deborah Dlworth and her daush.
ter, Mrs. Sharpltss, visited our city to-
dsy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market fresh shnd, Goldfish, halibut,
paddock, white fsh, white and yellow
perch, Labrador herring, smeits and ter
rapin. Open On S Iturdsy until 10 p. N.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
A GREAT DEED
OF GENERAL BENEYOLENCE!
A Transfer That Creates Great Excitement
The Famous Hall Of Economy Will Soon Be
A Place of the Past.
No Occasion to Deprive Yourself of Actua'
!, keCessaries.

There are people in this world who unpncipled
be put print knowing hearts that tley are used and
put there Tor no other purpose than deceive the unhnkng
reader Or IN other words batting shhook for the
tunatc to nibbe at
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
Strong Cough Candy at Fcrgu; on's.
V'O THE PUBLIC.

Highhrid & Co. are prepared to call sales Ia
city or country at reasonable rates at short
notice. M, NAT Fourth street. where lucy
are having sale every eyening, of wa ches
Iewclry and mise iiiancous goods. Tacy ara
also prepared to buy or sell furniture. carpets
and D her goods. l-3i-2t
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

w ANTED.-A HALF GROWN GIRL
w for general housework at Leach gro.
Gerry store, Taylor and Poplar streets.
l-3l-3l
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

= Good roast dinners are psoyideos AZ sme
3ernfets' Restaurant, NO. II Hss' o''o"~
Z efrsee. ct low price,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

WANTED.-LoDGERS FOR FRONT
w rOens, With or without board, on sec
ond noor. Nc. Ca French ttrtet. l-Sl-,2t'
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
Just GLANCE at These Prices !:

MEMS Overcoats that were $4,000 will sell you for
$1,000 $1,000 Overcoats you buy for Chden
and Suits that formerly s5oou your
choice Tor $3.50 We will sell you Elegant Dress Suit of
Black Corscrew at which guarantee you saving Of
5000 Mems All Wool Cashmere Suits you can buy for Sc
We Will sell All Wool Dress Pants for the small sum nj
S2.oo ~ "
This is a rare opportunity to money
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

7 OST. ONE DAY LAST WEEK, A
ryun sami,ie SOAP am, order hook going from
Lawl.ss' tavern aud Mouislaie. suitable
reward viii he paid II returned 10 HARRY
LI.OYD'S. IT'S King street. l-3l-2ii
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS, ONE
4 front on second floor, 900 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

at the RsrUsLloAN Office to-day. in the
yhade; s>-..
7o'ciork -1lQn}pAock 12o'clocl,
3S &4e as
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

TOR RENT. THE BRIGHT HOUSE
j. nj ltchohoth, snd Drug StsTetn Whaling
ton. knpiy to GO. W. BEiG1Ir, III MARKET
stree 1, Wilmington, Del. la twt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

M. r. Davis, jewelcr, o East eecond S,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

THE PUBLIC OUGHT TO KNOW
4 the place where to get good roast dinners
and also ths worth oil their money at the Y ar
merA Restaurant, NO. ~ East SEE md street.
DEN MS CUSNEa Proprietor. i.Si-9ti
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ANOTHER OPINION.

TODAY We have the legal opinion
Of another attorney, on the question
OF the powers Of the Board Of
Equalization to lower the entire
list Of property values. The docu-
menf will be found elsewhere in
this paper. Without passing upon
the gentleman's style aud illustra-
tons and manner OF putting the
question, We must say we endorse
his conclusion, rs the result Of the
exercise Of common sense and Of al
lowing the law to speak for itself,
without inteJecting other language
and rcsorting to lame logic.
IL the board can change and col
rect any valuation, why can it not
change all valuations, even IL 1t has
TO do this one at a time, II satisfy
the technical, who hang to the let
ter instead Of clinging to the spirit
Of the law?
Perhaps there will be further
learned opinions and more legal ar
guments and quotations for the ed
or classification, Of
the County Board. We hope.
however, that Justice will be
done, and that no needless bur
den will be heaped upon the tax
payens, many Of whom will be real
ly aud cruelty oppressed If collection
Of the enormous amounts assessed
against them should lie enforced.