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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
FIFTH edition


The last sad rlles preceding tn. ,s,.
ture OF little ssllis u. Bell VIZ. ~
formed At hef p,reuts' rcoiilcIcf,N e.
West Ninth street, yestesdey ai,..ts,
at 2 O'Clock. The large Luullsroidf
dreu present was evidence tha' "a Hold
been q general fav0fite amung her Inn,
friends. J. b. Martin, nudtit k,. M
the remains encascd IN o !, auilln. VT,
cloth-covered tasket. SIZE las s.o'ss
sound sleep, with All limo e.l M,
upon her face. The casget va. 80
surrounded with floral tr.baies
couple OF floral pillows uCfinei 4,
space ut the head, while on ON sd5u,
maltese cross and on the Qthpra I'm,
aud wreath, and loose sm'la1, e,,iFsll
other fioweIs were stfewu p,,i ben.
mains.
| The funeral services, which vreys1I
impressive, were in charge ui E,g Nj
l.. Z. Murray. Preceding tN D. i.fu
taught by Miss Carpenter iu NeNw.l
Avenue Baptitt Church, 10 whah $,
belonged, sang this tou hin. hya,
"Nearer My 0od to The 4t9 a
marks Of Mr. Murray were iu te.sn
and comforting ami bfoulht tears 4
many eyes. AT the close %. lis ltlla,b
quaItette composed OF cr.Nlay re. 1
Rhoads, W. w. Lobdell Ms, Coma
and Mrs. y. A. Maealistcr, satg 'psl..
tuily 8 eep." There were no lfy ga
as the large number oil thosc Win pnsI
around the casket aud took a last ooA .
the little form still lovely IN dealt,
Tho public school division which Slil
attended, taught by Miss Anna Megaul
in No. 4 school, was present In toii
The pall.beAIers were Charlie Maroaei
Willie Williams, Frank Walker, P,I
Mcclure, Charles FANS aud Boy Cod
aud equity and tenderly dill tlry Vi
the remains OF their lltile friend 10 b
grave. When the csske, w,s oxet
into the grave each Of sal,i's .chot
mates stepped forward ahl tlrcs
flower on the casket. With aohiI
hearts parents aud friends lett the gfii
OF the Lowell one, but VITA LrIrs full
hope that beyond ;hty wuul me
,aiU.
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80 . -
DEATHS.


MARIEY.-On JANUARY 18th, 1890. Louisa
Marley, in the .7tl year of her age,
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral IRON hcr
la.c residence, near llaro's Corner New
Castle hundred on saturday, nt IL
o'clork, noon, without further notice.
lnicrmrnt at Emmanuel cemetery, nt
New Castle.
GEISENDEORFER January 18th.
1879, Annie C.. wife of WIN. Goisen-
deurfcr aud dHughthcr Of the late
Samuel Davis. aged NJ wears.
The relatives aud friends of the family,
also Laurel Council, No ; 4. w. OF A., nrc
rrs prct fully inv tied Iuuttcud the funeral
on Thursday afternoon, January 18th, at
| . o'cloc elk, from the residence of her nus
| band, y. W. oorncr Twelfth and Walnut
| streets. Services at the house.
Asleep Ia Jesus.
| She wants no mother tender caro-,
tornll Is SALT aud happy there;
| We ould not call her back u3pln-
, our loss is her eternal gain;
| She has Joined that Joyful band,
| Whose home Is In that better land.
| DURHAM On January lith. 1880 Mars
| Jane, wife ct Israel Durham, in the olsi
! year of her age,
| Relatives ana friends are invited tS
| attend the funeral on saturday. the 18Th
AT II M, from the residences OF her hus
| band, lorklyn. Del. services nj Kennel
| square NJ. u. Church.
| kE>DALI..-On the itth inst #, Sarah
| widow Of the late Jcrvis Kendall, IL
| the 1ith ycnt Of her Nge.
The friends 81 the family arc respect
| fully inTitCl 70 attend her funeral IRON
| the residence Of her nephew. j. c. Wig
| ellsworth, .J jefferson street, on Thurs
| day afternoon. january 18th, at loclock
| SerN Ices nj $50. mtcrmcnt Mt Whining
ton aud i'ritndywine Cemetery. I
JACOB OF .--On the 18TH inst, Mary q.
vile OF Francis Y. Jncquut, aged 4
| Years.
Relatives and friends OF tho funil,
are respectfully invited to attend TIN
| funeral from her late residence, ~
| Walnut street On Monday mornins :, 2ut
inst, ut o o'clock High mass NJ y
Marv's Church. Intcrmcnt AT Jatllcdru
cemetery.
CURRN--In Chester, Pa on the lGl
inst, Mrs. Eii2a Curry, aged ~ wears.
= Relatives and friends are respectful
invited To attend her funeral iruu u
residence al her son, samuel !, turr,
! No. 60 Welsh street, Chester, Pa, Il
saturday afternoon, 18th inst. TO pr
coed upon arrival ut the T., W. \ u, X
depot AZ 80 y. IN. ntcrment ~ Rive
view cemetery.
MIL. ER.--on the 10th Inst, Caleb Mile
| in the 10Th ycnr of his age.
R"mtiNch and friends are respectful
invited to attend his funeral from II
, late residence, No. !n5 Tdtuall street, ,
saturday, 18th lust. ScrN lee al the hou
: NJ | O'Clock. t.Iciment NJ st. jaime
, Church Burial Grounds stanton. Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

PnT,IiI 10, Jan. l5.-Thc two cldesl
persons among Allegheny County's halt
milton inhRptaats have just passed
away. Mrs. Mary Munhail OF BradIock
died Yesterday. She WAS lJ5 years OF
fgc aud native of ifciaud. Unlll
with II twenty four hours vi her death
when She fell mo profound 4lumher,
her physical aud mental powers were
uuimpaied. Her hearing was acute, and
she had never worn glasses, About lon
days ago Mrs. Mnnlall was interview ed
and written up by a Pitlsbu. reporter.
She did not quite like He style oil his
article, and broolGd over 1t to such an
extent i.,at it Is sail 10 Law FASTENED
death. Six ehildryn thirty rgil grant
| children and thirty great graz dchillreu
mourn her loss Mis-. MuhhAll had
never been seriously Ill.
The other centennar au was Mrs
Mary Paucoast Of Elizabeth. She was I
| native OF New Jersey, tbs widow vi ,ol.
| ,licr o. the war % 1872, and was tbftetn
days past l9l years Old. AT lt she was
uaruui, aud WITH her hdshr.l came
wcst OF the n, egGcuiJs. liea,ei nearly
4 hall il ueutary ago. Mis-. Rauruast wa
russiUg A'e'y tuhd oil nDwsrs, AMI umti
the last delighted IN their culture. y
Ter Descendants Il ere are time rlildrth
seyeift y-e'sht mlchiH ifeu, one ltuni!sr,
aud thmy.two great-gllnleh!i them ans
/ loiiy great. great Grandchildren.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Isabella Wood, wife Of Frank Wood.
colored died at her late residence, No
no Locust street, last night. Som,
three weeks ago Mrs Wool was brought
to the police station in n transfer wagon
with her feet terribly burned and bis
tered. Der husband stood In the pris.
oner's box while she charged him " th
attempting to take her life. She testified
that he caught her aud held her feet In a
hot stove until they were partially
burned to 4 crisp. For this brutal as
sault he was sent 10 jail in default OF
e. 900 bail to answer q charge OF rom'
hitting an assault and battery with in
tent TO Kill and be Is still in Jail. 1t Is
said that Mte. Woods bun, turned to
ngreue and ended her lie, while Others
shy that she had an attack OF pneu-
mouia, Of which she died. Coroner
Gamble is Investigating tlc matter aud
viii hold an inquest over the body,
Botn OF the Woods have been fire..
quently before the police court, also be-
fore the justices Of the peace charged
with various degrees OF crime, but they
generally rot OIL by paying their fines.
Mrs Wool pro'essel to be fortune
teller ard pretended - be healer OF
DISEASES She was accused orce ba'ui,
the police court Of keeping house Of
ill-lnme but she got oil Tor want OF more
positive proof.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

NoRRisTowN, Jan. 1.-THE prisoners
IN The Montgomery County Jail here,
whose duty IL is to make required NUM-
Der OF stockings each day, went GA a
strike this forenoon. Each prltoner is
required to turn out eighteen pair d
stockings per day. Any number over
this are paid for Tie prisoners have Tor
come time been complaining of the quail
W o. the yarn furnished, asserting tha it
breaks easily, thus Spuilin- The quality O
their work aud ieiardug them.
Not getting the yarn witch they de
sired they refused to work TIL, morning
hut by notr taey we're operating thell
machines again. The prison authorize,
say that the yarn used is OF the be>i
quality oil tue kind. AMI ils Use Is com
mon ia tue factories hereabouts. A
Change will be made il the prison In
spectors order 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
Public School Insurance.
COMMUNICATED |

Az "a new broom sweeps Clean" SO
Mr.. John Pyle of the First ward, man
will rains and ability aud ex.Sherin OF
New Castle county, acquitted himself
handsomely in lis committee report to
/. Q Board oil Public Educate last meet |
ing.
After Mr.. Pyle real his report, as stated
| in the DAILY REPUBLICAN Of Tuesday,
:. Rodman Smi h, Esq, clerk oil the
| United States Court, with patriotism
anil independence OF character evidenced
by faithful devotion TO tue peoples
| welfare, raised the question rs to
whether the Mutual Fire Insurance
companies bad placed tue board under
any financial obligation or piomsssory
note, 1t being contrary to the aharter OF
the board to enter into suchi The inves-
tisation Of the whole matter was LEFT
with the Insurance Committee, Nj. John
Py,e BEN. chairman.
1t appears that an OH obligation in
tie po,iey given by tie New Castle
Mutual +. /. O., which has been re-
newed year after year, has been handed
down with the policy. as a clause in
The policy subjects tile board to the pay :
+ ment Of q sum of nouey in case tht
company assess Il for great tire, why Is
not This blnln. on the board, although
only the company, by its officials,
signs the policy and the board does moi
sign III Aud this, even ii 10 iromissor,
a note is siguei and given by the boaldt Il
: there any reason why both parties aI'
c no; bound by all the contract contains
. L p ~ The Vrcs mt time the Boards III
3 suiance Committee does not appear u
!, have made ether head or tsil'' OF theii
a business with the New Castle Mutual
l and do not know where they stand.
!, Under special act OF the Legislature
Is petmltting the Mutual Fire Insurance
u Companies to issue Temporary Risks
y without notes, it appears there has beci
u presumption that the New Casil,
Is Mutual has been intending to deal will
- the board on this basis, aud that tae non
u cancellation OF the Old policy aud liz sub
u, stllution by "fempoiary RISK" was ,
a. III, re inaJy rtehce.
"a But should the drealtd tife-iaclud
y ny SC me OF the Boards prcperty--ocru
aud thc company as essuietit, under til
obligation clause IN their policy lie madt
would not tile Board be placed in III
rs position OF teing compelled to pay tb
20, assessment as better alternative tia
IL ahan,l0n ng the policy and all The risk
covers.
IS But even in he case OF the "temporar
Of risk" when valid as ii Is In the case Of III
or Farmers Mutual +. !. Co., there 10 no d
or vidend allowed the Board because II o not
IL Civ n and tie result, us stated BY Mr
II ryle is what the board can 90 into an
ni one OF lite hest lire insurance compnule
in The world and get their insurance I
L. less than one-lall oi what it Is coGtn
2, thrni j.. he Farmers.
rlr We us glad this bus mess is in all
ts hands ard we have no doubt Mr.. l'y
81 viii 20 to the Foundation and give Il
n toard something solid TO consider
their next meeting.
In Pho BoNo puBLrco.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
FOURTH EDITION


The annual meeting OF the congrega-
tion OF Central Presbyteii N Church was
held in the Lecture 10 IN lat evening.
Gee. W. BIT Ii read the trustees rtpor',
which showed collections and 1isourse-
mru,s Of over SiU, TOO last year ColIcc-
ton of 81 o was made 10 pay oil the
church debt. DR.. Lewis Y. Busa read
the report OF the session and +. h. Gay
Icy Of the sunday scho !. The report OF
the W oman's Home Missionary Society
h, Mrs. Geo. w Bush, read by Mr..
Bush, showed Is SCI collected and dis
bursi d IN IN ssion work. The Society oil
Kings DAUGHTERS repeated through Miss
lille Taylor, Of Christian Endeavor
through Miss HATE amith, Murs
Grown taud by Miss Elsie lieebner aut
Boys Mission Club by Master Murray
Howlatd. John ii. Dandy, George W.
Remington aud James q. Knowles were
chosen trustees. 70 Prot. Feidinan!
Fnllmor, orsanist OF The church sine
Its orr anizatlon, and TO the choir !
standing vote OF thanks was given. The
rendered several delightful pieces q
music. A socai meeting and refresh
ments concluded the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

MArV'< :. D, Ian. l5-At Hailul.
SINAI D."n nol;h Of MayY.ie, tl,p
"Blind PCS have II a. their own wa
for some tine, and have openly LEI II
the law. ON Moa lay, eigh wt'acn
from the country, wlose ltsb uds have
been spending Leafiy al iheir TINE il
these places Prepared tleilsr IVES WITH
axes and Other weapons, i.a. lltt iu i
body to the "a iooIs aud began phapllng
and fmashing every thing IN tie paee.
The leader is quiet aui tnassHmiug
woman, tut when ST. l,lrHe tL4t sla,
hal signed a mortgage n=ihr farm II.
o der that 4 silicon hGi could lie pa Z.
she could a'i,rd il 30 l6HEcr, aipl -@
together seseu Ct ct woIurH aud M uie
the raid.
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THIRD EDITION.


As might naturally be expected the de-
cision Of the Superior Court on the Man
damus case yesterday was the chief topic
OF discussion everywhere this morning,
aud thaie were hardly any two men who
had the anne idea In regard to what 1t
meant. The prepondsrsr Of opinion,
however. and one coneurred IN BY many
Democrats, was that the Republicans
have saved the most from the dssolying
wreck, though the rule ssAed Tor was
lismisAcd. Those who were asked Tor
an expression of opinion were reiicent In
giving one until II was promised that
their names seould not appear In print.
A prominent Democrat saii tia. under
the decision an agent acting IS all attor-
neg could GO to the collector with twenty
powers Of attorney, more or less, and
knowing how much their taxcs were lo
could pay the amount to tho collector,
taking from him receipt for the amount
~ bulk. A duplicate OF the power oil al
torrey could be reserved by the agent.
Under this action, said the Democrat,
the men for whom the agent acted could
vote at the State election, where tho court
said the only qualification required by
the law was the taking of au oath mat
lie had paid 3 county tax within two
yenrs. Il auy further proof was wanted,
| the voter could produce the agent who
acted Tor him. Tax receipts are moi
! wanted
Another, and an attorney, said thai
the decision was contradictory all
through and bard TO understand, but The
| Republicans have the beat OF 1t.
Another gentleman, Democrat, spoke
| of the decision In such dlsrespcctfu
terms that his remarks are withheld.
Another Democrat .aid they bad go
al out OF 1t they expected and that wa'
the refusal to permit tax receipts to b'
issued In bulk.
A Republican said the court had give,
them all they asked for, and yet had re
fused the mauiamus. Thus comment
favorable and unixvurable, went every
where. Everybody for the time seems Il
lave turned lawyers ard are trying Il
| uufuyel the klOtty problem.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

ISpiAEAroLIs, Ind, Jan lj.--Sim
Coy, haTng grown tired Of bearing all
Of tie blame for the political crimes
committed In the interest OF the Demo.
cratic party, lie telling some OF The secrets
which have heretofore been 50 careful,
guarded Tor the sake Of certain politicians
Imp icated in his schemes.
The inside history oi the crime OF
which Coy WAS convicted IN the Federal
Court Is given in an Interview published
here to-day Instead OF changing the
tally sheeis, rs was done, he wanted hls
political associates 10 agree To recount
irheme, whieE hs pledged himself 10
manage so that ii would chow the Demo
craiic candidates all elected.
Democratic leaders, toWcver, wanted
tie county Comm -ioner's Office iuUkcn
open aud The tally silert -ts,rn. H.
C airs that be Opposed tsc BURGLARY, AMI
the forgery was the ciiaa agree upon
aud committed as a cump,u utfe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

HARRIsBURG, Jan. Eat the annual
injecting Of III, stock olders of the llar-
risburg Car Nanutsctuing Company,
W. ". Jennings, !. y. GIeenwalt, W,
J. Caldeu John \. Wright, David
Mayer, Wallace Dewitt and George 4.
kunSle were elected directors Tor the
ensuing year. Suitable resolutions were
passed. on the death of Mr.. David Flem.
ing, the late president 81 the company.
Major T. u. Gre,nwalt was elected
presiIenl; w. 4. Hadrup, general mana
ger and treasurer, aud ". I. Hiilrup,
Dr., sscie;avy, to serve Tor the ensuing
year.
The meeting was largely attended
7,7S0 oil the 10000 shares oi the com
pauy being represented. Tie pIoposeC
sale of the stock oil the company 10 at
English syndicate was approved by ID,
Stockholders. The pr.ee TO be paid Il
$500,Ooo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

FREMONT, Jan. l5.-dcictd Nanagf
Henderson,, OF tho PhilairlphlA VI
Heading Coal aud Iron Company tOg
issued an order for tue indefinite ,usls
sion o. I3rookside, lincoln aud IN
franklin collicries, employing alio, c.ld
near 1000 hands. ..5..
The coal mined In this part oil The NJ
thrac te coal field Is used Amos tls
siyely for domestic purpcses, and gh
count oil the remarkably mild wuaa
the demand is far bslow that OF 'Gr|
years. The monthly payroll OF The \
pended c0llieries Is about 300, 900.
The merchants OF this nelglhOiaa
feel very much discouraged at the n
look. The order oil suspension lie ~
Indefinite period, but Il is believed y
tue collieries will be run atoat two I'D
10 every mouth, until the large srTs
stock now in the yards Is exhausted
suAMokiN, Pa, Jan. i5.-lleny "a
shalt. owned by the Philadelphia u
Reading Ccal and Iron CompalS, "a
down 10 day. The colliery is tie afis
owned by tho Heading Company, 4
employed 1900 men. Tue cohirry Ii
expensive whom idlo that Its sWprsye
not understood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Tomorrow evening the first grand re.
certi- II {. the Pastiine \ aeltt Cab VIII
BE LeId IN Rossi,er u pl"r.oL's dancing
ac1icmy, Masonic Temple. As this Ia
one ct tie most urpu.Ar yacht clubs III
sErtity, insurcs II large attendance far
lhem. Visitors are expected from stuIe
~ HE Philadelphia hni Chester Yacht
Cubs. All 'hGte "a lie. fatipg yll ua-
ll' Hbtedly have good time, ~ the best
VI onlcr wi, be maintained. Grand
msfeh 1T O'Clock. Conductor, .lamps
Go arlck1 slersiarY, t.ZJ, ALbJii
trta:Gt,fi Vim, Day!da,n. Ticket, 3
reLts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
baltimore q OHIO t.arnlls ..

BALTIMORE, Jan. l5.--The tJrtli
aud expenses OF the Baltimore 4 q
Railrcad for December, 1883. apprO
mated, compared with December u
Earnings. 1883, 81. i6j,32d; lssA, I. u
2s.i; increase, $S50,a57; expenses; II
81 ,256, as; 1879, 81. 336, 5ts, iGcns
80, s25; net, lsss, s5OS 5Sl; l.sl, 81
rs; increase, S2il, l3i. Eainfg' .
expenses for tse three moths ola
fiscal year lSsD.s0 compared With
same months OF tie iiscll year ls,ss
December, 1889. approximate hi
ings, 1883, t5,2l8,Ss2; 1889, sidsM
decrease, 81, 100, 4o2; expense ~, v
''gn, 325, 1850, &3,0st.i.6; increase VI
$50; net, 1883, 81 ,55S, Otf, iNs1 E1
a09; Increase, 1875, 903.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

V.B. SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have taken down all
the handkerchlefs used in
our holiday decorations.
Some are soiled, some muss
ed and some with pin holes
In them. They are all col
orsd borders In such styles
as you Will notice heaped up
in our Market street show
window. They are sorted
up In bundles, each bundle
for ladies containing 8 hand.
kerchiefs and each bundle
Tor gentlemen containing 4
handkerchlefs-25 cents for
the bundles Of s, or 25 cents
fer the bundles Of las you
choose,
All our finer handkerchiefs
are also priced to sell quick.
After they come from the
wash tub you will forget
they were ever hung up for
show. We give you the lots
that are large enough to
stand advertising, yet you
had better be quick.
A lot of white embroider.
ed scalloped edge handker.
chiefs for ladies', were 80
cents, are re duced to 25.
A lot Of colored bordersd
embroidered hemstitched
handkerchieis, we're 25c, are
reduced to I7c.
A lot OF colored borders
in pink and blue, were p
cents, are reduced to l2i
cents.
A lot Of hemstitched hand.
kerchlefs with neat borders
and fig ured corners, are very
pretty and neat and-soiled
Three for IS cents.
A lot of all plain white
hemstitcaed with plain whit.
borders, were 1elc, each are
reduced to 4 for 20 cents.
, A lot OF white hemsiitch
ed, with drawn.work borders
: sheer and fine, were 2.
cents each, are reduced t.
I2lc each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

WILKusBAERE, Pa, Jan. 1j.-JosepG
lesko, Hungarian residing at Plains,
died to-day from the effects of injuries
r. ceivci IN druukea light three weeks
ago last Sunday. AT tue house where
he boarded wedding was celebrated.
and the event was succeeded by n grand
carnival, all hands became intoxicated.
Late in the evening fight was started,
in which all took part. Ia the 'raeas
Lcsko was badly beaten aud received
several blows GU the head from club or
other blunt instrument. lie fingered in
Q semi-couscious condition until this
morning, when he died. An Inquest wa:
held, and the evidence pointed toward
JOSEPH Walen.hi aud john N+1shold
two fellow boardsrs, us TIE ones wG'
inflicted TIE injuries They were arrested
and are now III the couuty jail awaiting
trial,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
Duty Of Catholics

ROME, Jan, ID. The Pops has Issued
An encyclical which sets forth the princi-
ples which shall guide Gait olos 10 their
relations toward the state, which, the en-
cyclieal Gays, they must obey when such
a course does no. entail disobedierce to
divine laws. In countries where the
state opposes Catholicism Catholics must
combat The enemy, hut must not ta the
church to auy political party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Citizens along King street, above
Second, are loud in their complaints
against the Street and Sewer Commis-
sion for not having better sewer facilities.
In all high tides water backs up In The
sewer until some cellars have two feet
OF water ~ them. Among those who
are yeiy much injured by this overflow
are Nicholas Jonney on one side and
George W. Gray, grocer, on the othoi
side OF King street. II something il
not doue soon 10 | reyent the nuisance The
city may have more suits ior damages or
hand
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

The case OF Andersen X Son was stlll
being argued before tbs Superior Court
up 10 O'Clock this afternoon, when n
recess WAS taken until 80 O'Clock. Mr..
sanborn Tor the plaintiff, and Judge Ball
Tor the city, each spoke an hour anu IA
half and City Solicitor Turner followed
for the plaintiffs. L. q. Bird, Esq, will
close the arguments aud the charge 10
the jury VIII be delivered In the morn
ing. After the charge the liquor licei ses
Will be taken up and viii occupy the bal
| alee ui the week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

toid MBp-, Ohio, Jan. 5.-lhu House
and Seuet met Ia Joint session to-day a.
noon aud formally declared CALVIN ).
Bricc slccted 10 the United States senate.
Mr. Brlcc matc b!iei speech OF ac-
acknowledgement, and was presented TO
tie members III person. The result was
declared ainid much enthu lasn. Tie
hall was crowded, many ladiea being
present, among them Mrs. Bricc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

AttENfnwS Pa ,lag. i5-IleasY
Wtarn1, alas "Hluk Henry" vas ar
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