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Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
A Card.

The description Of an apo In to-day .
issuc of tho Morning News IL certainly q
very graphic one. and we are elsted over
the Idea that he has recoe Dized his name
80 shortly after being ealled. 1t 10 svl-
dent, 10 order to draw such perfect pom
picture OF himself he must have, through
the art Of u mirror, placed himself In
close scrutiny. One thing 10 certain:
The success that has attended our ven-
tures is the best recommendation to the
class Of trade We entertain. Hsmburgers'
Shoe House, No. 900 Market street, the
nearest to Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
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Keeping q DlnorderIY House.

Alkaline Hamilton and Samuel Smith,
both c0lored, were charged before Judge
Ball this morning with keeping a disor-
DERBY house at Fifth and Walnut streets.
The officer who made the arrest testified
to the disorder In the house, but as 1t
was shown that 1t was occasioned by
Adalin 20 mother. who is visiting her
daughter, the accused were discharged.
placed in the dock, charged with being
drunk aud disorderly. She has = young
baby, and said that II she was released
she would 70 back to her home In Cam
den, N. j., and not return again. The
judge recon mittcd her, and 1t 10 probable
that she will be discharged.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

In . local published In the REPUBLICAN
yesterday Of the allowances made by the
Levy Court for constables and magis-
trates, a comparison was made between
the allowance this year and what was
supposed to be the allowance made the
year preceding. Owing, however, to the
obs:urlty Of the auditors report, the
figures for 1887 were taken for 1888.
Tho allowance Of Frank e. Smith for
1888 was $500. 50, compared TO S504. 81
Tor 1880, aud Tor Constable Reardon the
allowance for 1888 was 1851. %. compared
to $i35. 20 for 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
FOURTH EDITION


1
From tho Star.
Mr.. George Griffin has resigned bill
| positiou ~ the North Epd BLOCK - teie-
graph operator.
The Rsy. r. B. Lishtner Is now under
treatment at the University Hospital,
Philadelphia.
William Bartlett last week (from Mon.
day morning until Saturday night
caught 100 shad.
First Delaware Regiment. n. G. D..
will encamp this summer at Reh0both,
90 says General Kcnney.
daughters, Of Chicago, ILL.,, arc now visit
ing relations In this city.
Lieutenant james e. Booth, VI Co. b,
D. N. g., will be married TO . young lady
living Ia WILMINGTON on the nrst Of
June.
Mr.. Fred W. Holman contemplate
two wsckg sea hip with Capt. Ran
dolpb. Of the Red Star tug Hercules. In
July.
The Baptist Church In our city has
taken quite boom recently under the
able management Of Rev. w. 3. Cam
brou.
Thomas K. Lancaster Is now attending
lectures iu Philadelphia, given by II. L
Thomas Esq., retired actor, who was
once the leading man for Fannie Daven.
port.
JOSEPH H. King Of this city sent to
Philadelphia last week twelve shad, the
total weight Of which was 100 pounds.
These were the largest chad ever known
to have been shipped from New Castle.
Henry Taliiero has accepted . position
(secured for him by Alexander Nc
Bride) on the school ship Saratoga as
engineer. He will have charge OF the
donkey engines OF the ship, aud also run
the steam launch. The Saratoga sails for
Europe In about two weeks for years
cruise.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

4 surprise party was rendered Miss
xollic Matthews Thursday evening by
Der many friends at her residence, No.
25G Lombard street. Games and other
Amusements were played until time was
called, when they all adjourned to the
dlntng-room. where an abundance Of re.
1rsshmenta were served to the pleasure
az all present. Among those who were
tresent were the following: The Mi es
.Aoilie Matthews, Maggie Green, Emma
Urcen, Mamie Toulson, Clara Pile, Vir-
glhis Hazard, Geriie Toulson, Annie
standing. Alice Cartridge, Mrs. Podg or,
Mira Elliott, Mrs. Niokels. Mrs. Merch,
a. the hsssrs. Albert H. Podger, FL
wood II. Cole, John McKaig, Faux
fodger, Clarence Glanding. Jan Q,
White. Charles Crossgrove, Arthur Toul-
son. Ray keables, Townsend How'd,
Charles Bot, Albert DeAkyne, Joseph
COley, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Glandinx,
Mr.. and Mrs. Broomal. They adjourned
at . seasouable hour, wishing Mas
Matthews many more such happy occa.
alone. Signed, The one who didn't
know how to kiss.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Hugh F. Fox went before Magistrate
Dertolette this forenoon and made ALL
davit that he was not employed by any
person as . detective and 10 In no way
connected with the prosecution of liquor
dealers In the city Of Wilmington, and
he is not acquainted with Harry Chap.
man or any other detective In these cAses;
that he wAs summoned to appear ~ .
witneae In one Of the casea on Monday
April u, when he appeared. The cas-,
was postponed until Friday, April 25th
and at that time he was sick aud unabl,
TO attend court
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

WAsmINGTos, April 25.-One OF the
questions considered at to-dsy's Cabinet
meeting WAS the policy to be pursued by
this administration for the protection OF
American interests In Brhring sea during
the coming fishing season. The seas on
Tor seal hunting opens about June, nd
the revenue feet at San Francisco Is ow
awaiting Instructions from the Treasury
Department prior to its departure Tor the
n7rtn. 1t is expected that the matter
will DO settled In q few days.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
You will be happy II you drluk liar
mann g. Fehrcnbach's bocE.


Mary &. Doherty, Of No. 40 MadIs'
street, was again before Judge Ball ,hJ
morning charged with keeping sn I'd
Registered female dog. James L. wr,
the dog ettsrminator, testified that "
animal 10 n perfect nuisance In W
neighborhood, and that OH several occ'
sions he had tried TO capture II. on
day recently no had 1t cornered Oh III
front stops. when the accused opene
the door and pulled 1t in. When he r
nominated with her she said that SO
Owned the dog and would do as al
pleased with It. Tho accused stated III
morning that she did not own the do
and that It merely staid at her hou,
but the Judge Informed her that It i
not mako any difference whether o
owned It or not, as the law imposed
nne for even harboring an unregisiers
dog. ehe was then sentenced to pay
fine Of Is and costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

The funeral Of John IL. jordan took
place yesterday afternoon from his la'e
residence, No. GOT Washington street,
and wss largely attended. The services
we're held At the house by the Rev. A. N.
Keigwln Of West Pres0y terlau Church.
TIE pall-bearers were: Charles Baird.
Joseph Miller, Isaac T.. Naylor, John
Croz!er, William Wiley, John Hudson
ead John b. LOWS. Intsrment wss maize
p the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cometcry.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Mr.. q. $. Miller, Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Hattie A. Tay or, oil LeesburR, Va,
werS united 10 the holy bonds OF matri-
mony by Rev. q. d. Peterson, of tbs
African Union NJ. E. Church, on Thurs
day evening. MIR. George Redden acted
- groomsman and Mrs. Mary z. Hans.
~ - bridesmaid. Refreshments were
served, and the presents were quite
numerous. They will pass the comm z
Nesk in this city, after which they viii
iooate In Philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Tonight Is the last for the lectures and
exhibits oil '.Mesmsrlsm" by Prot. Car
pcnter, at Inatitute Hall. A large au.
dience may be expected. Ali respecta-
BILE classes OF people are represented In
the large audience. including the intelll-
Ropt Christian, seeking information that
the world, human nature aud the arch
eneny may not have the advantage OF
him In superior scientific knowledge.
Admission IL 25 cents. and few front
oeais are reserved a. 20 cente extra,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Department Commander Lewis, with
Past Commander Solomon, OF smyth
Post, Past Department Commander Nc
Nair and INT mbers oil the comm suder's
stall, will visit the Grand Army Posts OF
Bridgevills this evening. The party will
leave this city at $50 o'clock on the
Delaware road train and return to-mor.
row morning. Department Commander
Lewis 10 proving tho right man In the
right place and Is Jealous In the dis-
charge oil his duties.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 25. - Secretary
Window las directed to see that nine.
teen Cinnamon held at Port Townsend,
WAsh., for coming into the United STATES
N violation Of the Exclusion act, be re- j.
turned to their own country. The pre-
sumption Is th at they came IN across the
Canadian bord Ter. To return them the
came way would coat the Government q
head tax of $50 each, beside the risk that
they would come back again. So they
will be seut direct to China In th Q mos,
economical way.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

The immense posters, the advance COW
boy buglers and the display ads, all
combine TO show that the advent of Fore
paugh's great show and Wild West COM
bination 10 at hand. The CIRCUS OF thu
resent day 10 however vastly different
to those Of the pt Of, and such chow As
Forepaugh's would nave been sufficient
to constitute at least 20 shows Of byRone
days. In fact almost all the innovations
and Improvements In tented manage.
ment during the past quarter OF = CEN
tury were made by Alan Forspaugh.
TIE SHOW 10 better this year than ever,
and the parade on Monday morning
should be witnessed by all. The exhibi.
tion will DO given afternoon and evening
on tho lot At Ninth and Lombard streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

BERLIN, April 25.-Tne greatest medi-
cal discovery since Koch's bacillus a,
cause for consumption, has been made
by Professor kraenkel. who was an
assistant OF Kpch's and Professor Brieger.
hey have discovered that tho cause OF
diphtheria 10 TIE excrstion OF o bacillus
called toxalbumen. They experiments
On an animals leg, injecting toxalbu-
men, with the result that sore throat
and high fever ensued. and subsequently
death,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Some miscreapt tried TO break 10 the
box Office at Proctor's Grand Opera
House last night or early this morning,
as when Eddie Baync, the treasurer Of
the Opera House, opened this morning
he found large piece broken OF the
lock. 1t is supposed that the Iniscrean
was frightened off ~ THIS was tho only
damage done,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
FIFTH ED[qI0||
NM. DICKEy's wIrHDEAw.

" ''"t'"ai VIII nj
Upon the Nomination Lisoi,o,
Democrats Look Blue and Fem
coraged.
Two days ago the Grp,.p,ru
nounced thu, Jon 4. Dickey ciSa.
Or Was about to Withdraw a. c,0d
LOT the Democratic Nomination ,ar
III. MI. Diekey had not then Wind
from Tho canvass. but he bas s,moa j
y NO more = candidate Tor sherin
uickey having entered largely ,,,o
e'otnlhg business could not allnri
Tins requisite TO devote to his c.n,
lh'uzh the withdrawal of Mr. mi
WAS expected Tor some time wral
came 1t caused n general c.umo,|
among tue Democratic leaders IT,
. ve'y large following both in ,ha
anu country 1t was not known. uor \
Known yet wha. influence his witbd,
WI have upon Other candidates
Before the Withdrawal 1t had h. col
evident that pubic sentInent wa. =,
tAiizlng In favor of two of Mr. nIrLj
most formidable opponents Mr. iii
and MIR. Ford, and iie public il an,,1
20 know which OF the two wfi>bs b. }
nteu py the withdrawal. Mr. nie1
mas not Withdrawn In 'ayor of snvbo
end VIII be passive between hls M
opponents, while his friend, who hal
lied TO his support will lie left /, ~,
iheir own inolinations aud arm "
they see proper.
sun There Is great anxiety 10 II
where The greater part OF the rote
60. inc general impression ANA
Weii-iuformet Democrats IL thar
FORD Will receive tue support OF
greater portion OF Mr.. Dickeys nj
10 this City and that Mr., Lynch viii
tho support Of the most Of them IN
country. and upon the whole tia,
Ford will receive the greater benefit
NAV render his nomination certain.
you msy look out for a iuriou, a
now between Ford and Lynch" ,si'
Democrat this morning who did not VI,
his name mentioned. ut looks now
II the Republicans would have W.
over" said another Democrat. This 4.
will 90 embittAr the friends OF each of
candidates. that they will not vote
other no matter who was nominal,
each seemed TO be general feeling. 4 Ia
got the blues this morning said PROD
nent Democrat 10 representative 81
REPUBLICAN when he met him.
'How sol" asked the reporter.
He replied. swell you see, Dc
has withdrawn from the fight, aud ,
noninsies Ford, and Ford can ne'c
elected
The Republicans are pleased oyer
has taken place, and do not care N
who the Democrats noDiuate.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

This vindex Yacht Club met at the Y
u. II. Z. room and selected tho follow ns
Officers for the ensuing year: Captain,
Barry r. Triggs; vico captain, Charles
ii. Foulk; president, George Sparks; sec
Rotary, g. w. II, Smith; treasurer, VIII.
liam A Barr; board of directors, Harry
Z. Triggs, Charles II. Foulk, George
Sparks, Harry Thorp, Robert II. Be tt.
Captain Trigge expects to have thei.'
sew yacht in com mission by May l.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

!rswIcn, Mass, April pa shor,
time ago b. P. Glazler WAS apparently In
the best of health. One day he discov-
cred coffin In his yard, with plate
giving the date of his birth, and the date
Of bis death AZ few days later. GlAzier
died two weeks afterwards.
Aaron sanboru, Q railroad section
boss, had been elected from the house
for attentions paid to Mrs. Glazier, and
the latter says Sanborn put the coffin In
the yard. Glaciers body will probably
be exhumed.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
Settlement OF 1912 War Claims.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Rsprsssuta.
tive Culberson, ofTexas, from tho com
m'ttee en- War Claims, today reported
10 the House the Senate bill directing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to rc.ex-
anime and re.settle the accounts oil The
States OF New York, unsylvania, Dels.
ware, Virginia. South Carolina and the
city vi Baltimore, growing out Of moueys
expended for military purposes during
the war Of 1872.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Mr.. Henry Watterson denies ha,llg
lost $500 or any other SUN at gams ~
poker in Memphis, Tenn, last satusaW, :,
evening. He declares that the stoty :,
absurd, a. he had never played poker !.
that city. MIR. Wsttersou's nuueIVI;. i,
irionds will be glad to know that nc :,
not so infatuated with the game ~ ~
risk $500 on . Fem all.s.raight," Tn''"
failed to I'LL OH the draw Of one card
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

DR.. Rilick, the nav pastor of Ezion
Church, is an industrious man. In addi-
tiou to his pastoral labors. including
visiting the slck aud speaking words oi
encouragement TO the afflicted, he fur
pisbts correspondence for thu Philsdsl-
phia Public Ledger and New York Sun.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

On the 10th inst, Dan McGinty and
Annie Rooney, but what interests the
people of WILMINGTON most 10 that Fell,
hsimer. Of sos Market street, does not
give away watches, brick houses. or
buggies, but has the best assortment of
cigars aud tobacco Of the best quality
Tor the mcney In the city to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Helen, the 6.year-old dsus liter OF
Julia Price, reading at No. lll5 TAtnall
street, died yesterday. causing great
grief in the household. Her renal q
viii be Inferred In st. Petcr's cemstsr J
Tomorrow afternoon, leaving the hous Q
at o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Bssndywine Conclavc, No. 4, Hepta-
DoPhs or 3. W. NJ, will attend divine
service At Union NJ. 4. Church to NOR
row NOR ming, when the sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Adam stenyie.
The members OF the other cCnclayes ave
lavited to Join with them. They win
inset al Heptasoph Hall. No. 5l0 Market
street. at ? 0'eiseh.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Thomas r. Laily will sell At public
sale on Saturday next, May 81, seven.
teen choice hui ding fots, wei located.
near the Eighth street electric railway,
wbsro land Is rapidly enhancing ia value,
and also commanding an cxcellen. vie "
Of TIC Delaware river. So advertise.
meDt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Elliott q Ho singer will have q sale of
cows and oxen at HAIRS Corner mex,
Wednesday, the SOth inst, instead oil
Staut, y. The farmers should make Q
noto OF this aud not fail to attend II they
wish to secure good bargainD.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
Presented with y Clock.

Mr.. Kerns. jswelsr at No. 7o1 Aai nv
street, very thoughtfully presente , oS
A, N. G. D. with handsome time I'M
to decorate their walls In their new ioo =.
In the Masonic Hall. Tbs memosr' IN
turn their thanks to Mr.. kerns ier
came.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

The horse that strayed away from
Barley Brothers stables, on Thursday
evening, was found yesterday morning
BY Dog Writ on lot At Tenth
aud Broome streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

W. 8. McNair hss been notified p,a
that John q. Hilbsrg, lats OF Go" .p,ry.
Y, Fifth Regiment Maryland .ns,oa
has been granted an increase OF p'"'
through Hay wards agency.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

The great Forepaugh show with al its
great attractions and features will be
here on Monday. The circus this year 10
better than II ever WAS, :and Il 10 cure to
DO greeted by immense crowds both After
noon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

W. Brown was highly complimsnted
BY L SORES last evening, the 9th ami
versary OF bis birth. James Berry was
master OF ceremonios, and the entertain
ment was success In every respect.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Base ball will ind full PARTICULAR
the sport with the scores OF the N IA
Gossip Of the turf rowing, cyclne Az
all the sports in Tomorrow s M.,Is,
papers. FIRST d DAVIS, 3lS ma'A''
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
Appointments.

Bishop coleman's appointments to-
morrow a.e as follows: At BIT. john
Church. Wilmington, in the morning
Grace Church, Brandywipe Hundred, IN
the afternoon, and Newark In the even.
ing.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

There has been quito an elceedlne,,
large sale of seats at the Opera box otfics
for the .eherton. Florence performance
on Monday evening, the saie amour! ling
to over $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Tomorrow promises to be from cloudy
to clearing, and rather colder. Similar
conditions will probably prevail on Mon
day.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

For Cleaning silvsrware.
Tappan's Rslucent. unequalled, 25c. per
bottle. al Willard #. Davis, No. 8 East
Second street,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
Now IL Your Cl,n,,.

i. A. Shannon has fue line of arv
goods. trimmings and gents iurnIshiny
goods At lowest prices al 3v5 Westeecond
street "1
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

~hen Baby was SICK,
wo gave her Castoria.
Whom she WINS Child,
She cried for Castoris-
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria,
When she had Children,
She gaye than Cast>ria-
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

An entertainment will be given At
Edge Moor OH Tuesday evening Tor the
bsuent OF Edge Moor n. Z. Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop sos West Second o. rect.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

James g. Pickles has been meallonsi
~ candidate for tho Boara oil Edu alton
IRON the Fifth ward.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Fletcher Thomas, formerly OF this city,
who was engaged in clerking for Marun
u Co., dealers in hides, tallow, ETC., died
Ia fniladelphiA this morning, after u few
days Illness from typh old pneumonia.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Mr. Edgar A. Finley has opens. ".so.
once for the sale OF real estate ana ~,
tiation Of mortgages at Ne. 80 A
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
MARRIED.

All the leading saloong sell Hartmann
d Fehrenb ach's book,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

WAArED,-Two YOUNG LluIt.
~ iof dry goud, business Ad,lres.
WIN reference, DRY GOODS, this nitjee.
na6.3lt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

II you try Hartmann & FehreEba .b,a
beck yoa viii! drink NO other.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

os ia RLNT-BoOK CONTAIN.
~ ing li;v). a suitable reward II left
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

REMOVAL ROBERT sTRAI
~ has removed his Livery aud .ale gtah,a
ron janus hfchuns, No. 3oJ East 4lh street
Y, Lbe properly Of Bowen and Hess, No, 2,i
raehSh street, where lie will be pleased 10
Seo ~ MS lr:tn,ls and patrons. and as ma "
ISL. 'oiepnV ~
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

WASfEI'-A /, tLF GEOWNG RI.
s.,.sa, &" nose NJ nights, at So West
'N''' a2j-a,S
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Hurrah for Hartmann & Fehrenbach's
book beer!
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26
A Busy Man,

Try glass OF Hartmann & Fehrsn.
bach's book beer.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Try Hartmann Il Fehrenbach's took
bcor Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

NJ ANTEn-A GOOD BoY TO RI \
~ etl.nts, ut W. }. fAAEI's 81.
ANS 9sieH a4i.2ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Hartmann & Fehrsnbach's book beer
eaa't DO beat.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

stron ny Cough Candy at Fergu.on's.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

HORSES AT PUBLIC SALE WILL
Ii be sold Mt public sale. ut my
stables, Nos. 20 AMI - East Fifth street,
Chester. Pa. Thursday, May sth, 1897. /
I.m O'Clock y. m, 20 head OF Kentucky
and SOU hern Ohio horses. Among ~
this lot will be some well-brcd A0K
workers and general purpose horses.
Also, Will sell for gentleman expecting
TO go away for the summer, n complete
light driving outfit. consisting ola no.
read horse, years old, that can show a
2.4ogn't, falling top wagon. made by NJ
Ocheltree, nearly new; spindle wagon,
been uted but II little; two sets light liar
ness. ono of them made TO order by Gal
lngher. ,nearly new. fly nets, blankets.
whips. boots. &c. Further description
OF horses in catalogue of the sale. Two
and four months credit. A. II. TYSON,
Stidllan 4 Son, TcIephone.
Auctionccrs aT M. los.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

a CARD,-iisvlns procured rooms At
= = iiit orange street. / an
now prepared 10 give lie sons in vocal aud in :
" imtil al music, AID will furnish uood
'ae-' II" co"cstts. !. N. PARKER
a6lt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

Hartmann & Fehrentach's book is the
huest beer brewed.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

LNOR rem ia FRONT SECOND.
!, story room for lodging, at 4lj East
Sth st rect. u2J-2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

WANTED-A 6 EOOMED HOUSE
w between Market and Jefferson and
from slh OUT West side. Address &. u. this
Onicc. IL
Daily Republican., 1890-04-26

EoR RENT-RooMs ATNo. 6li KING
Il stree. a256tt