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Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Before the j udGes

Judge Ball disposed Of the following
cases 1t this mornins's session Of The
Municipal Court:
jonas Heck, who has but recently
bsen discharged from Now Castle jail
was agan back In the dock charged
with drunkenness. He wac hoed % and
costs, which will add forty days more u
his record in New Castle jail.
Charles McAll ster was found drunk
iu q ditch over Market street bridge yes.
terdAy, but a. II was bis frat offense ha
was let Of with 81 and coats.
His companion. William Baldwin. did
not fare 90 we'll, as he 10 we'll known "a
the Court and the police. conseq uently
he was sentenced to pay &3 and costs.
Michael Anderson and John Hess were
charged with vagraucy and hned % and
costa.
james Farron imbibsd too freely ol
pugllistic whisky yesterday, and as he
wanted to aght everybody that came Ia
his Say he WAS locked up. This morn,
Ing he received warning not TO do 81
again In The way Of . rns OF el and
costs.
William mckinley was charged with
being drunk and raising fight In {
saloon. but as he claimed be could prove
his innocence bis case was continued
until this cv,hing.
HArry Williams. colored, was charged
with the larceny OF . pair of shoes, bu'
bis case was also continued until thi,
evening 10 give him an opportunity tc
secure witnessea
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
The CouncilmanIc Deal.

The following is said 10 be the deal set
up by the Dem cratic mem bers OF the
City Council by which Councilman Nc
Ksnney WAS nominated for tax collector
Of the Southern district of Wilmington:
1t was found that MIR. McKenney was
not favorable to the Reelection Of S.
n. smeitz as clerk OF the market, so the
friends OF Smeltz combined with Others
to give McKenncy the collection OF the
| Southern district tAxee, and get HIM ou
| Of Council. Councilman Curren, OF til,
Second ward wants to be chairman o
tho Finance Committee OF City Council
and Tor his aid in removing McKeupe,
he is to be aided TO the position he desire
AID ex-Councilman Blake 10 to b
brought into Council to take Nc Ken ney'
place. A very nice little Arrangement
No wonder the late Mr.. Mealey' broth
was not wanted as bis brothers succes
aor. The tax Office was needed Tor lay
ing Democratic pipes. .." 49,.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

Mitchell { Bas|l,'
2i9 Market Street
The following attractive
bargains will be placed on
sale In the respective de-
psstments for this week:
No I A ladies' fine straw hat,
lace edge, all shapes.
29c
fully worth CSC
No 2 Ladies' and children's
black flat hats at
l5c
worth 25c
No 3 Very fine black and
white Leghorn hats. at
$l.25
would be cheap at 81.
No a Charlie hats, all colors,
at
lie
worth 25c
No s Very fine Charlie hats
49c
worth ooc
No 6 50 doz nice wreaths at
1Oc
worth 25c ..
No ? A large wreath of roses,
all colors, French flowers at
48c
worth 81.
No 8 Our trimmed hats we
sell at about One-half their for
mer prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
FOURTH EDITION
WasAingsen Nosss.

wAsHrxorox, June 1l.-Tn tho o. 2.
Senate yesterday the House Silver bill
Was refefred 70 the Committee on
ftnauoe. TIE Senate Silver Dill Was
taken mp asd u WAS agreed that aitsr .
O'Clock On Friday next debate on tne
question shall he limited to nvs minutes
for each spsaksr A c0nterence report
on The bill b oecurs . cite for the city
post ollaee Of Washiugton VA agreed to.
In the House the conference report on
the Washington post once site was
agreed 10. Senate bills were passed
allowing beer 10 be carried direct from
the vais 10 the bottllng department., and
permitting the sxportation Of beer and
fsrmsutsd liquors In bond the same 10
distilled spiriis. The Post Once Appro-
priAtion bill was passed.
The fourth caucus Of Republican
member OF the House on the subject oi
Federal election law was held last
night On motion Of Speaker Reel.
Messrs. Rowsll and Lodge were unani-
mously directed to frame . compromise
measure. II is proposed to make the
Federal supervisors participate 10 the
registration, voting and canvassinR, aud
also to make the supervisors returns
prima facis evidence Of the right OF .
member to bis seat, aud prevail In
making up tbs roll OF the House. 1t 10
expected that another caucus will be
held to adopt the measure.
The Senate and House conierrees on
the Morrill, Pension bill reached An agree
ment yestsrday. Tie Senate recedes from
It's insistAnce on the dependent pension
feature, and the Houss agrees 70 drop
the service pension provision, leaving the
measure Disability Psusion bill.
The House Commerce Committee has
agreed 70 report iavSrsbly . bill appro-
priatiug e70,Oo0 fer the construction OF .
lightship, with fog signal, at Cornnsid
Point, Conn.
The House judiciary Committee yes-
terday spent two hours In di,cussinR the
Senate Original Package bill, bot reached
no conclusion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
street and sewer department,

The weekly meeting Of the Street and
Sewer Department wss held last evening.
Tho weekly pay rcll Of S300.35 was
ordered paid. 4. p. Tyre was awarded
the contract for furnishing Belgian blocks
for paving Ninth street from Walnut to
Church streets. aud O. W. Pyle was
granted permission 70 drain No. 50A West
Ninth street. Collections amounting to
e623. 81 were reported BY the City Auditor.
TIE engineer was instructed TO prepare
plans for covering Shipley Run between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. The score
tAry was instructed to notify John Nc
Claifsrty that NO addi,ionsl damages
would be aliowei him for widening the
pavement at Fifth and Walnut stfssts
than what hxd been allowed BY the City
Council. The snR;neer wss instructed to
prepare plans and specifications Tor In
tercept'ng sewers on West Fourteenth,
and Clayton streets and for Crooked
Run. The estimated coat has been
Sl5, 900. Tho Street Com missioner was
Instructed to secure bids for furnishing
sand aud for paving Ninth street between
Market aud King. The board will meet
again this evening At 7.S0 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
ne yv.ter Cenna.s....

4 rssular mssslag Of ths Water Com
nission Ras hsid last evening. Elijah
BLACK was granted psroioion TO lay
water pips On Sixth strsst rear Clayton.
and Patrick Long was, granted the same
permission TO lay pipe On Drooms ssrest
naar Front. 4 pstition from J. r. ID.
Seeds q Sons for water Pipe on 0ilpln
avenue was referred 70 Chief Engineer
Bond. The treasurer reported the bal
ancs In hank 10 current expenses was
Sel, ,05o o.; special. ". s2sls; total.
W, ,37a 1G.
Bllls were passed ~ follows. Gsorss
W. Bush & Sons, ol.9v; Lawrence
Burns, IS IS; J. v. Carlisle 4 Co,
ei4 50; N. B. Culbsrt. el.75; =. E. Crum-
lish, oa20 80; J. D. Carter d Co., 81. 80;
VIM. Campbell, $40; Delaware Pfintips
Company, %. 20; Hoops aud Townsend
Company, $50. 20; John Jacoby, 90 60;
J. q. johnson & Son, 500; Michael
Leonard, eiO.40; Henry Mckinney,
tS9 IS; Phillips 4 Kane, t58.67; Pierce a
Bceson, a. 6s; George W. Stone, $0.49;
speskmAn Supply and Pipe C.mpAuy,
Si1.50; A. Traynor. sls; Traynor q Co.,
q. 50; Van Trump b Co, SiS2. .20i
Charles Warner Company, Sss9. W; J. 8,
Grohe, $S6.S9,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
ussvy c,ysssssssa.

The Boston Herald Of Saturday says:
Mr.. J. r. ohallcroes, the well.kuown
Delaware stock importer, arrived 10
B-ston yesterday aftssnoon on the
steamer Brasilian, bringing three Of The
hsavlsst ClydesdAls horses ever landed
here. Ths animals included two hand
some stallious. ths heavier Of which tlpe
ths beam at .. 800 pounds, and . bonny
bay mare, but 10 months cd, Weighing
1,700 pound. They are consigned 70 J.
W. 0slbrsath Of Jsyusaville, VIA Next
Saturday NJ. Shalleross Will taxe about
800 Tsxas and Colorado cattle out oi
port on the Nerseuaa for Liverpool par
ttes,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
FIFTH edition
a Fatal Tsrininatloo.


Lat evening the Ancient ord., ]
hibsrnians Of Dslswsre, New jersey ~
Pennsylvauia had . Rraud i@orc&lH'aIs| ARK ~
parable at Chester, Pa, which w.. y.
naded by . large pufnbe Irom M
city. There WAS considerable d,.o's III
ane number Of fights at Chester wh,s
wsre continued when the sxcu,.,on,.J ]
from hers took the D. q o. trsin ,u
turn home. When the train r.sSh.]
Delaware avenue station tb.,s ''.ns] us
several more hghts. during which
young man was knocked or tLrovI
down the high steps leading from % n,
platform. He seemed stunned mi
manaeed TO get up and started down mi mi
avenue. "" w
About l.30 O'Clock this morning N
Philip II. Wood, the druggist. WAS ga,a
70 hie home he saw a young man IN iroa
Of tho Wilmington and Brand,.,.
Cemetery, who seemed to DO ycry Jun1
He summoned the patrol wagon sna
was taken to police station. rbers
laid 10 what was supposed to be
drunken stupor. AZ he did not seem ,
be any better this morning, Police Sui
geon bhortlidge was summoned sbont
O'Clock and found that he WA r.pIsI
thinking. He died IN abou, ten mIputl
after the Doctor arrived, and It i, NJ
opinion that hls death wa, CAUSED
heart failure. 1t Wa. learned II At NJ
name was Hiram Dugan, and that
the pact three years be has boarded
Nc. 1Olv Tatnall street. lie w.s a bod
maker BY trade, and the color serpes
Of Company y, First Regiment b. n
Ae has q brother In ths city, who. NJ,
being notified, called at police sisud
and made arrangements for the rmoy
Of the remains.
II is also said that he wss IN ,ml.r
Keokuk Tribe, Imp. o. X. NJ, aud th]
hs was unmarried. He WAS about 4
years Of age, light complexion and lipd
mustache. One Of his Eyes was blaci
oned aud there were some bruises on b
right shoulder, which, rs 1t l. know
that he was on the excursion, leads
the supposition that he was the IN,
thrown down the steps st the railrOs
station.
There was e4.50 10 money. a bunch
keys, an excursion ticket, Srtffis tick
and . ticket for . strawberry iesliv
found in bis pockets, with knilo al
some papers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
A Man Span X cd by = " oman.

NEW York, June 1.-THE spectacle
Of . large, wel.-dressed woman spank-
ing across her knee an elderly man drew
. crowd on 125th street this morning.
Two hours later, tbs man, who proved
10 be Charles W. Butler, manager of the
Buffalo Blind aud cash Company, Of
l24th street, had the woman srra'gned
N the Harlem Court for assault.
Tine woman was Mrs. Kate Astrich.
Her husband keeps paint shop. Her
lawyer said Butler WAS In debt to her
husband, and whom she asked for the
money the man insulted her. Toen she
ussAuItsd him. She was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

Killed In \ NYheat Itin.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June l1.-Thrse men
were smptylng = grain bin containing
. 900 pounds of wheat in William P.
Harvey & Co.'S elevator In this city On
Monday. The bin in which they we're at
work WAS almost empty, and tbs wei. ht
d the grain In the adjoining bin caused
the partition to break, and the broken
partition crashed down upon the men 10
th- empty bin, and the 50, 900 pounds oi
wheat covered them up. Simon Purmau
md Timothy Lynch were killed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
DIED.

BECKLEY-On juno lith, 1890, George Q
w. Beckiey, In his 49th year.
Relatives and friends, Thomas A..
Smyth Post, and the q. A. X. In general
are invited to attond the funeral from
his late residence, No. 5ll Broome street.
on Friday, the 18th inst, at o'clock p.
M. lntermont at Wilmington and Bran
dywine cemetery.
HERsEY-On Monday. Juno .. 1890. Mrs.
Sarah Hersey.
Funeral on Thursday; meet at St.
Paul's a. U. M. =. Church, south vii.
mington, ut / o'clock y. m, and move at
2p. IN. Interment at St. Pcter's ceme'
tory.
WILKINSON-On June 10th, 1890, Cath
arine III. wilkinson, Agod ~ years.
Tho funeral will take plRCs from tho
residence of her brother-in.law, Henry
Southerington, No. Is East Twenty Sec
ond street. on Friday. June 18th. to pro-
coed to RivcrviUw cemetery.
Her tolls arc past,
Her work Ia done,
And she 10 fully blest;
She fought the light. victory won,
And entered into rest.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
TroubIsd Demouraia.

The Democrats Of the County are
meeting with trouble At every stsp they
take. Ever since tho formation OF the
County Committee and the appointment
Of the nomination election Officers for
Lext Saturday these troubles have In.
creased, until In order 70 allay them ~
far - possible . meeting OF the County
Com mit,ee VISA called TO meet at the
courthou.s yesterday afternoon. Th-
meeting was held with closed doors, but
enough has leaked out to show that "a,
timss a turbulent spirit was manifested
that taxed the patience OF County Re
former Neary 10 the utmost. The com
plants came principally from the anti
Ford candidates for sheriff, the coin
plant being that he had gobbled u,
Dearly all ths election ofiioers and the J
were lett with practically no representa-
tion on the board. TIE list was Ron
over an in few place, changes wer
made where the parties agresd to them
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

IWANTED.-ANY PERSON WISH.
| w ing TO engage in the produce com
| misiion business can ind good opportunit y
s-ll.yt'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Flrhts Over Girla.

BAN Francisco, CAL, June 1l.-Hsrry
Mcbride ard Fiank Larue. wal ere. quar-
reisd about q girl on Monday. and agreed
u 20 to the Golden Gate Club aud nght
with 'hree-ounce glo7es. A referee and
seconds were selected, aud 12 rounds
were fought Al tho end OF the twslftb,
while Larus had not mark, Mcbride
WAS unconscious. and blood WAS pouring
from his esra, nose and mouth, and his
face aud body were terribly bruised and
maugled. A phys!cisn was called, who
said blood vessel wAs broken In Nc
Bride's head. Yesterday morning Nc
Bride died. Larue 10 under arrest.
VfNELAND. N. j.. June 1l.-To settle
. dispute a. to which was the better man
aud which should be entitled to the ad.c-
tion Of . viueland lass, two men, Baker
sLd Adams. . shoemaker and . glass
bower, fought six rounds under prize
ring rules last evening. The EiassbloweI
was victorious, but the shoemaker 10 still
pugllistic end wants to fight another bat
e.e tonight
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
The Gutter Plates.

Almost all tho gutter platcs 10 Ihh
city are In . filthy condition, and w
stencil arising from them Is almost ln'0l'
ersble. In addition to this anhoJAnS
there 10 also danger Of these plague spou
creating disease, but this fact seems y I.
mstter OF secondary consideration to ~
two comm lssious that spend the Peopls'
money. The Street and Sewer Commit
zion say that they are anxious to e'eaa
these places and thoroughly fush tien.
but that the Water Commission viii nos
allow them to use tho plugs unless !ney
pay 81 au hour for each one employs, !,
This 10 . pretty state OF shalr:. ana ~ y
seeiGs about time the people had 'aAoi
tina matter in their own hands again.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Laid to Rest.

A young man named WIN. Fl. lord.
wto has resided at Cbes,er, Pa, Tor oyr
year, committed suicide on THURSDAY
morning, the 9th inst., by taking = doss
Of Rough ON Rats" He had eeen 4
well-known character about The m'ah'
borhocd for over year, having 10Y .
travelling show that exhibited there he
had . great partially for fsms's atI:
aud Is said 20 have not only male GOOD
looking girl, but to have been isln,llM
with their many pursui Q, lncluilas
house aud fancy work. lie left sevsrai
rambling letters that clearly showed ID"
his mind was unbalanced, aud ins
coroner's jury brought in a verdict Of
"doAth frcm poisoning while temper
arily insane. Tue remains were brought
10 this city on Monday afternoon and u
TERED BY the aide OF his father In 100
Wilmington and Brandywins CenekfJ'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
TRlRD EDITION
Labor Notes.

The party Of glass blowers who sr-
rived st New York recently and who
were iound 70 be contract laborers were
seturned TO Liverpool yesterday by the
steamer Wiscossin. Of the Guion Line.
at the expense ot the Cunard Liue,
which brought them over. They oil
eaid they would return NJ soon ~ possi-
blA
The Pcunsylvania Railroad Company
has Voluntarily advanced the wages OF
all its employee on the Southwestern
PennsylvarIa branch 10 to 10 per cent.
This equAlixes the wages Of the Pcnusyl-
vsnia Railroad on all the branches.
The demands Of the freight oniuotors,
bags age masters and trackmen on the
Union Pacific road for Increased wages,
less mileage and moro crewe, have been
granted BY the management Of the road.
Fifty weavers In The Bethlehem SIR
Mil, In Bethlehem, Pa, went on strike
yesterday aaainst u 10 per cent. reduc-
tiou In wages. The weaving department
Of the mill is idle.
No attempt was mnds to run street
cars in Columbus, Ohio, yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Outiaws at Work.

TPxARkANA, Ark, June 1.-The be-
lated train which left here GU Monday
night on the Texas aud Pacific Road
wss robbed at what 1. known u, the
''Four-mile Junction" A switch was
thrown and the train wrecked. Au un-
known man, who was ST aling a ride,
was killed. Express Messenger Nevl,r
rssiated the robbers as they entered The
sxpross car, and WAS fired upon, one o
the charges piercing his right hand aud
anothtr cutting him through the car
The robbers then went through the ex
press sale and made their escape. Th
amount Of money and valusbles take
cannot be ascertained.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
A Card.

We would like TO make Q statement
through the columns OF your paper ior|
the following reasons: There has been d
great deal Of bitter prejudice by 4 num-
ber Of church people against Hyat's|
Military Band for the misbehayior Of
several OF their members on Scott S. s.
excursion OF 1889. Thoir services wers
again engaged by US for the excursion Of
June 9th. 1870, which WAS last Monday.
I can say without hssitancy that their
conduct throughout the day was gentle
manly In every respect aud above tbs
rcprosch Of the most critical, aud thrF
music was fully up to the standard.
We feel we owe 9 word Of encourage
msut for trying 10 do better af,or having
on ons occasion done wrong, and We feel
we can r. commend thsm to any Sunday
school or church. This Is not an sdver-
tissnent At all, but Is done to sei them
right before the community. Ths 10
given IS the testimony OF the Band Com
| mittee.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
A Marrow Escape.

Wood Ennis, living on the farm ol
Joseph X. Whitaker, near Dover. had a
narrow escape on Monday morning. A
couple Of iractious colts were hiiched to
. grass mower and he commenced cut
ting field OF clover. The horses became
unmansgeable aud the driver was thrown
from his seat and entsngled In tho har-
ness. He tainted and does not know how
he escaped being cut by the knife OF the
mower The horses ran to the Larn and
fell exhausted, the mower was demol-
ished and Mr. Ennis was found In the
field unconscious. lie was badly bruised
all over the body and cut on tho back Of
the head. Dr. 7. .. Clements was sum-
monod and dressed the wounds.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Good Teas and Coffee.

Try our pc Rio coffee, the cheapest
coffee in tho market. Our % and 2S ct,
Rio conees are the finest favored 10 be
found for the money, and all II the bet
ter grades OF Santos, Java snd Mocha
eofiees ut the lowest market rates, and .
ohoice Lew lot OF flpe favored tea. A
right 9 nod lea At 25c h., ~ well as the
bstter grades Of Oolo.R, Formoss. Youn.
Hyson and Imperial teas at 40. 90, go aut
eoc lb. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. L. Cor
erd aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Anew eoolal Feature.

Ths Young Peoples Christian Eu.
deAvor Society Of The West Presbytsr-
ian Church Introduced . social novelty
last evening. As each gentleman enter
ed be WAS presented with badge hear
ing his number. Each lady was favored
With box Of confectionery bearing q
number. Later In the evening 1t became
known that the right thing for the geu-
tlcmeu to do was to appriss the ladies'
that their boxes contained numbtr IL. tdst
providentially aud respectively the gen.
,lemen had corresponding NUM- b ,rs, aud
that Hhile neither side had prior MOTTO,
Of = personal selection 1t VAIN order
->s6f every one to find and match the mum.
bsrs given. This led 10 much amuse-
ment An old gentleman, ior Instance,
rot little girl Of s yesrs. The whole
affair was haphazzard and prom otive OF
Lociability. The literary and IN musical
entertainment was much enjvysd.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Large Funeral.

The funeral Of Miss Virginia Spotts.
wood at New Castle, this afternoon, was
largely attended, her sudden death while
visiting relatives 10 New York having
greatly s-rprissd her friends AID aroused
tue feelings OF the entire community.
she was truly pious. and WAS almost
constantly engaged in benevolent acts,
tending tho sick, feeding the hungry and
encouraging the broken hearted. Tn,
highest eulogiums have been pronounced
upon her aud the blessings Of all res
upon her grave
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Tho Markets.

The markets were we'll supplied WIN
produce thi, morning, and tue dsmaha ,S
VA good. There 10 considerable nou.u. sua.
arm produce coming in, which nuds reaay y.
sale Butter was Is to 70 cents . pouna,
400. 40 10 az cents . dozen; white po.a'
,oss S IL to 25 cents . hall peck; cseOss.;
i to 10 cents . head sQuashss, . ,..a: 20 i
ns.s Is to 20 cents . half peck; aspN.
sus. w. u to IS cent? buuch; csutal9apcs'i, y
Ia S;, - II * ~ cent. each; string beans, 10 10 !.
cents half peck; rsdishes, = Ssn,, SMnsh: :
bnnch. green onions. l cent . ouh.n. s.,.
stra v berries. 8 to Is cents quart cn''
riss, Is cents q quart.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Death Of . Faithful Coiorcd Man.

John A ndsrson, q colored man ), I,'m us.r
ing In an alla5- of Madison sute. .n,,.s II "
Seventh, died ON Monday, sseu ss.o,, Com.
years. When the Pusey q sco"
pany crs sapized in ls45 for zoe :, 'ns ~, en-.
turs of morocco, the deceased hs,u /,
their employ ever since a.. - .,,.rs .rsI,ss hi.
beansman. The funeral took pl.ce we're 'ss
af ernoon and all tho oxPeuse', ,hs de.
borne BY the firm with whisn ' no,
oessei Lad been employed, IL . ,,su M
often mon can DO found who Law WV
EMPLOYED by ths same Arm 43 year"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Meeting Tonight.

The Pre.byterians of this city will
have = M 81 meeting this evening vt
Central Church In the interest 0f local
church extension. William X. Crosby
W II read a Iaper On "Cities NJ ,he Cen.
w. Bush Will present n Laper upon
How May We Hold This City Fol
CHRISTI CHARLES Baird will speak o.
Specific Opportunities Of Presbyterian,
In This City" A brirf discussion vii
follow upon each subject. The sipgin,
will be led by j. X. King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
six studeuts Run Over.

OBEKLrS, O.. June l1.-Six students
h Oberlin College, who insisted upon
drawing the Obrrlin College baie ball
team about the o,ty in q parade on Mon
Gay, fell to the ground and were run over
by . band wagon containing about 80
people, which was following a Ter th.
Esrriage 10 which the base ball player,
were riding. ALI were hurt; B. A. vii
GeAssd, fatally.