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Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
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WILDE.-on March 81, 1890, Hannah P =.
wife OF Andrew j. Wilde. aged ~
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her husband, bancroft
O'Clock. lntorment at Mt. salem Gene
tory.
CROUCH.-0u March 30th, 1899, John
Henry Crouch, in his SJtl year.
Relatives and friends, also Diamond
Lodge. No. IL. X. of r.. are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from hts
late residence at Marshailton, Del. ON
wednesday afternoon. at . O'Clock. Ser
vices ut tho house. Intcrment ut St.
James cemetery. Newport, Del, wibhout
further notice.
LAYToN.-on March 81, 1890, Carry.
daughter OF David w. and Annie l..
layton, aged u months, days.
Relatives and friends are respect fully
invited to attend the funeral from her
parents resldcnce, No. se3 Lombard
street, on Wednesday afternoon, at .
o'clock. Services at the house. Inter
iheht at kiverview cemetery.
WALTER-on tho 3oth uitimo. joseph
X. Walter. In the 4lst yeur of Ills age.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend tho funeral from his late resi-
dence, No 2lb West street, on wcdnes-
uay nextnt o'clock y. IN. Interment at
" "'N NANNY vino tcHictcTy.
the sist of March. Ise0
Ella f., infant daughter of j. W. and
Annie bentley, aged months and
days.
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend her funeral from tile residence
of her parents, No. 1855 Claymont street,
on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
lnteilneht NJ Riverview cemetery.
"Our youngest in heaven"
BAk ER-On March 81 1890, Sailie j.
Baker, daughter of tile late Charles
Nlanigen. aged "a yeurs.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from tue
residence of her brother law, James
Mcckhhm, No. lOls Wilson street, on
Thursday afternoon at . o'clock. Inter.
mcnt ut Wilmington and Brandy wine
cemetery.
Fell asleep in the arms of Jesus"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
Ilata.
Dots.
Punch and Judy 10 night At Institute

Dots.
Punch aud Judy 10 night at Institute
Hall. Admission ~ cents.
| Don't forget to call on 8. A. Thorp. ct
1923 Market street. whom In want Of .
Lobby spring suit.
Complaint 10 made that the ashes have
not been removed on Delaware avenue
between Lilcoln and Union streets.
MIss Ellie Wilson, daughter Of John
J. Wilson. died at the residence Of her
father In this city yesterday afternoon.
Call and examine Thorp's stock Of
goods when In want OF new spring cult
ct S23 Market street.
o. J. Hession, SIT West Front street
Il selling Leigh and Schuylkill coal ct
e5 per ton. Give him call.
J. d. Bush aud George w. Bush, Jr.,
OF this city, are among the pleasure
seekers registered ct the Hotel Apersand
In the Adirondacks.
Z. p. Wiley, . prominent Republican
Of Sussex County snd merchant In
Greenwood, d ed yesterday, aged 81
years.
The Rev. George ". Hickman, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church, will
deliver q sermon next Sunday evening on
the recent cyclone in Louisville. Ky.
Bishop William r. Nicholson, Of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, will visit
tbs city on Tuesday, April s, and will
preach in the Church OF The Rcdee mer,
corner Of Eighth and Monroe streets.
The anniversary exercises OF the W. c.
T. U. which were to have been bed on
Thursday evening have been postponed
on account OF the detention Of MIRA. Mary
ID. Lsthrop at W Gshington.
The reception Of the Friendship Fire
Company to be held In the Institute Hall
on Wednesday evening, April 80, will b
the event OF the season. Cool mrsic ha
been engaged. Tickets el.U0.
The meeting called at the Odd Fellows
Hall last evening to form q permanent
organization for home for INDECENT Oid
Fellows was 30 poorly attended that no
business was transacted.
The St. Benedict beneficial Associa ION
elected the following officers Last even.
ing: L. Hemmerer, president; Ferdi.
nAnd Esser. vice pres,dent; Paul Mark,
treasurer; John A. Cooch, fret marshal;
Anton Gross, second marshal.
Delaware Lodge, No. 1, l. o. o. r.,
elected the follow ny officers last even
ing: N. g., Joseph II. Hammitt; V. g.,
james II. Carey; A. s., Morton T. Hig-
essoD; the secretary, George II Taylor,
and the treasur,r, feyton u. Wcst, hold
over.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Reports FROM quite u number OF place,
down the peninsula ssy that there is still
a prospect for moderate crop Of peaches.
In some places 1t lie said that there will
be more than half crop. Levy Court
man Shallcross said to representative
OF the REPUBLICAN this inornlpg that
arsuLd Mi.dletowl there was prospect
of half crop. Some of tn. buds, he
says, that lie supposed were entirely
killed, are developing Into promising
young peaches. lie thinks that after
this there is no accounting icr peach
crop.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Saint Paul's Commsndery, No. I,
working under the Jurisdiction Of the
Right Eminent Grand Commandery for
the State OF Delaware. Will hold mas
meeting tomorrow wednesday, even
Ing, at 8 O'Clock. In the Grand Army
Hall. Tenth and Sbipley streets. All
The members of said Commsndery are
here by notified to be present 10 well AZ
all the Fraiers Of the Jurisdiction. as
before the meeting. By oder OF the
Em nent Commander jonathan Chippy.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
THIRD EDITION



About . O'Clock yesterday morning
Mra. Borie. wiie OF the superintendent OF
the Delaware Iron Worksxt New Castle,
noticed IRE in two-story brick stric-
ture 10 fect vide aud about 400 feet long,
belonging TO and Close BY the works.
Iho building was occupied by Morris
Iasker q Co. previous to the erection OF
fhz'r present works In 1873, hat OF late
{ears hAa bean uled ~ eiosshouse by
The company. The old boiler house Of
this building IL now used ~ Q stable,
sud when Mrs Borie fret taw the Ore
the hamss were issuing from the roof OF
this houss. Sha at 0nce gave the alarm,
and Albert Green, the colored hostlor,
rushed into the stable and loosened the
horse but II ian directly Into the flames
and was terribly burned. There was
considerable hay aud other combusiible
m.teriAl in the building and the fames
spresd rapidly. Two locomotives thst
we're standing 10 the vicinity sounded an
alarm, to which the Lenape Fire Con-
Easy aud Large humber OF citizens re-
eponded. III few minutes two streams
were playing OH the burning building.
but had little effect, A. the flames seemed
to increase.
About 10 o'clock y party OF fremen
ascendcd TO the second floor in the east
sud OF the building, and were applying
apoweriul stream on tine flames when
the floor on which they were standing
and the outside wall commenced TO
sway. In an instant they comprehendtd
their danger, but IL was too late, aud
Before they scarcely had time 70 move
the wall Tell with q crash, carrying the
d.or with it and burying the mel be-
meath the ruins. Women and children,
who had been attracted to the fire,
screamsd, sid the excitement was s.
great that for few minutes no one
moved hand to assist the unfortunate
men. The pauic, however, was of but
short duration, aud the hremep, leiviug
81 else. FASTENED tn the piles OF debris,
from which their comrades had begun to
crawl, but IL 10 wonderful that a single
oae escaped alive. The debris was thrown
aside as quickly as possible. 9nd . ie,l-
Ing Of relief pcrvaded the assem- blage
when 1t was learned that NO one was
killed.
The injured are:
Andrew Gallagher, head, leg and bac K
burt; carried home and In bed.
Michael Sullivan, leg cut and head In.
tu,ed; carried home and now ia bad.
Matthew Sullivan, foot mashed and |
two cuts on head; now In BID.
Robert Valslte, head cut and arm
mashed.
Frank Shuhardt, head cut.
Peter Madden, arm spraiued.
Patrick McGroTy. cut aud bruised.
- John Campbell, arm aud head cut.
john Dorm, leg cut.
By the time the men were rescued the
Aanres had gained Roadway that rem
dered the heat intense, and drove the
nremen back more than hundred yards.
The fire continued TO burn stubbornly
until o'clock, when the ffemen sue
eeeded in extinguishing 1t aud pulled
down all the walls IRON the third noor
70 the fret. The building Is almost q
complete wreck; and the loss Is eslimat-
ed a. 81 900, which is fully covered by
Insurance.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Levy Courtman Rothwell from Black.
bird Hundred this morning rode from
his home near Smyrna Lsndiug distance
Of two miles. TO thestown Of smyrna,
where no took the care for this city.
With bis bran new cutter. spirited horsc
and juggling bells, everything arouGd
looked, felt and sounded like VIII tor In.
stead Of the ilrst day OF April. Tho scow
he Gays was about 4 ibches deep. This
Is the first sleigh ride he has bad for two
years aud he expects 10 remember his
April sleigh ride as long as he remembers
the .nvLsj he Is making for sheriff
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

QUEENSTOWN, March 3l.-rhe stern
oil the City OF Paris 10 deep " sunk, and
her bows arc high out OF the water. A
NUN er OF steam pumps are at work on
the ship, but the water flowing into the
vessel is gaining on them. 1t is proba.
bic that the lumber OF pumps will be In
creased, AID II 1t Is then found that they
cannot hold heir own against the water
the steamer will bs bearhsd TO prevent
her from sinking. Her cargo will be
transferred to othsr vessels. Tugs are In
constant attendance to tow the City OF
Paris to Liverpool IN the event OF the
divers succeeding in lessening the leak.
1t is believed that the bottom OF the
steamer is not injured. and that the
water which covered both engines proba.
bly, rushed through The ordinary inlet
and ou'le, pipes leading through the
engine rooms. These plpes. with their
valves aud ali their attachments, we're
destroyed by the breaking OF the ma
ciiincry, aud Tree rush If water into
the steamer was thus Afforded.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The London Fire Assurance CORPORA.
ton OF England. This corporation has
been engaged III business for nearly two
hundred (200) years and has been
operating In Delaware under the laws OF
our State for the past Al years. Such a
record speass for Itself and ACES the old
reliable London In tie front rank of iu.
eurahca corporations. Gross assets
ali 662.6l3 Surplus, 20, 376 ,iG0. DWELL
iLgs, household goods, store goods aud
ether property insured at the low. 81
rates. When you want Insurance call on
Or address Thos. 2. Haulon, notary pub.
lie, resident agent, No. . East sey .nth
eree.. Telepho Q No. 60G
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
DyBLIc SALE
HORSES AND COWS.

HOkSES AND COW5.
will sell ut public sale at my farm on
Chester road, one milo from village
Green. Delaware County, Ia. On
MONDAY. APRIL =, 1900,
ut I.3o O'Clock, p. M. eight homo ~
raised horses and colts. S
No. l-lIay mara. Q years old. le hnnds
high, broken 20 drive nirgie anu double, ns,as
No, a-Bay marc. ! years old. ny hands
high, broken to drive double, II good
mover, aud would mako . good mate for
No. !. No. Shay marc, years old, lbh
hands high, broken to drive single or
double; q first class driver. Nos. and
6-Pair dark bay match horses. ~ hands
high, 7 and d years old, full brothers.
good travellers, drive ike ono horse.
No, 6-Bay mare. 2 years old, ID hands
sorrci mare, years old. lsx hands high.
broken to drive single and double. No.
Shay horse colt. 2years Old. good sire.
The above horses were raised by n
gentleman In Delaware County. and arc
TO DO sold so us tv make room for his
young stock. They are out OF good
mares and sired by Young Frank Pierce.
big work mules. low price driver.
very balky; Is head OF Lancaster County
cows, stock bulls.7s good shoats. weigh.
Ing from 10 to 100 pounds. 800 pointed
Chestnut rails, 200 thres and four holo
posts. track suiky in good order. sets
OF single harness, sct stage harness.
Wagon will be ut FELTON, station. on
the II. p. u. IL to mcet train that
leaves Philadelphia ut ~ o'clock, and
Wilmington ut one O'Clock. Return af-
ter sale. :. and months credit.
X. l.. ROBERTS.
Stidham A Son. Aucta Alta
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

William Emmons. father of Harry En- ,
mons, Eco residing at No. S25 West
Fourth sireaf, for many ears In charge OF
the oil room, aud for more thaa 80 year.
In the employ of the PLiladel phia, vii.
mingtcn aud Baltimore Railroad Com
pany, 's confined to his bed dangerously
III. DR.. j. Paul Lukens ia bis physician,
and, though he hopes for the best, is APP
prehensive OF fata, results. Mr.. Emmons
mas surpassed three-score- and. ten, at d IA
one OF W .lnington's most respected e.t.-
Gems.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

S. r. Thorp, who has carried on the
merchant tailori1g business at No. 6l3H
Market street for the past three years or
more has removed TO q better, larger aud
brighter store at No, 1923 Market street
where - VIII he pleased to wait upor
his lafAe crcls .. acqua.n,auces ~;
customers. Mr.. Thorp Is a young VII
mingtonian and thoroughly practica
tailor, HIS stock is large and his,prices
Ike bis garments, are bound to SUI!
everybody. ""...
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

thillrcn's Shoes. Munuell's Solar nm
Tor 70 cents 10 s. cents less than else
where. The nobbicst lines of ChiIdrcn's
anu Misses shoes ever shown The
best and strongest Boys shoes in tile
land HAMBuRnERs', 3O9.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
First Bock Beer Of tho season,

Jno. r. Donahoe. bother, DIT and $40
Orange street, wishes to inform bis Gus.
toners and tho public generally that he
has Just received an invoice of the cole
brated n:.-...sclomY Rn~h..'-- ~.
Beer, pronounced by connisieurs to be
the hnest ever produced, and is now
ready to deliver All orders promptly,
sl'her In bottles or bulk. Telephone cali
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Tho U. A. M. E. Church OF Now ss ~
celebrated Palm Sunday laei go 49,
evening, when a sermon was P'e,a
BY the pastor, II. II. Edmnnds' r'G Sn /
18th chapter, 18th verse OF 81 o ,,""tIu,
collection was also taken up, aii, ,,n, ,ol
to S54.45, tho balance due the pa "a M
the conference year ending Apr,i =. .e,n,l
Edmund will preach bis iarewen moath
on the second Sunday III lnn hi. INV i
when the church will unqnesuon'ss, sh,
crowded, As hs appears 10 10
popular with his people.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

h'oR sALE.-A YouNa HORSE
L that will suit . farmer at M,Jisan
street Club stables. Twsiith aud Madison
ss II.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Alexander Maxwell of Middletown
met with quite a heavy loss on Saturday
through the death of three valuable
horses from dose OF me .iclne which
some poisonous Ingredient Ad-
by Q local horse Doctor cal.
led Dan, who had besn called In TO treat
them for some trining ailment. The
fourth horse was also made very sick, but
II 10 believed that he will recover.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Graham Elsndy Of New YORK .,n q
presented to the Episcopal .n,ntas o
Newark beautiful memorial ~hich
feet wide by 10 feet 10 height =" ~ Nst.
10 represented the visit OF ChIn' n.,.p,.
tina and Mary in honor OF hn who
Thomas aud Francis z. 3. blap iuin, ,heJ
died a few yssrs ago. and signi''''s
are not dead but sleeping.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Mr.. Heradon, of Westhoro, has at lsat
arrived with the celebrated fr ncbo
Safety, anu will exhibit the same at The
store rooms OF b. +. Mcdaniel Il Co.,
lW9 Market street. lie will remain
nntii Thursday morning. and those wish
Ing TO zee this celebrated wheel should
MOI miss the opportunity of calling and
examining the same.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The Collector Of Internal Revenue has
removed bis once down torn to No So2
King strssk next 10 Thomas DAvidson.s
marble emporium. Mr.. eavIlle. the coll
lector. 10 we'll pleased with the change,
the once being large, airy and con-
venient. and near the centre Of The
business OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Special religious services will be held
In Hanover Presby Church this
week at z. As o'clock, to which all are
cordially invited. Rev. Frauk Moore of
9iddletown will preach this evening,
Rev. George Thompson on "Wednesday
evening, Rev g. NJ Hickman ON Thurs
Jay. and Rev. William Marshall on FRI
day.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
State OF Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, oLdce to-day, In the
Uhade:
1o'clock 10o'clock IL o'clock
80 81 40
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The members Of Diamoni LOU !, tbeli
10, X. Of p, are invited to meet ,asrl. II
castle hall tomorrow (Wednesua:r,I d
l.30 p. IN. sharp, 10 attend tIe 'I ,ate ru.
Bro. John Henry Crouch, OF his Ia"
dencs iu Narshallt0n, Del ,u,lIN
Attest; VIM A.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Powell hes on his stall In the Third
street market . flns lot OF fresh Delaware
shad. herring. rock, white perch, sheeps-
head paddock, Goldfish, fiJundere, white
fish and . lew terrapin At reasonable
ratea
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

WA. a. nuki!l, auctioneer, will sell
nj publ,c sale, on Friday. the ith inst.
at No. 4 Eas. Seventh street. lot OF
antique household & ods, and q variety
o dry goods. In order to close up an
.s'ate by order OF tue administrator,
Harry Emmo ~, Esq.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
Washable Wall Paper,

that you can wash with soap aud water;
also large stock of wall paper. from
the cheapest to the anest qualities. All
work done when promised. II. ID. Holt,
2l3 West Second street. Estimates given
with pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

4Af ANTED. AGENTS ON SOME.
w thing new. Commission p1id as
soon as goods are delivered. lu2t Popiar
street. al
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Five thousand pieces OF assorted wall
paper. including borders and friexes OF
all grades, Will be sold at stidham' 9
auction rooms on Friday, tho 4th Inst. =,
at O'clock, A. NJ. Any one wislhng
bargains In these adornmenh should call
and secure them,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
MAlkRIED.

Rev. Geo. u Thompson, John u. Pen
der. of Queen Anne, Md, and Mamie
J. Clarity. of Wilmington, Del.
kIRK-MAHLoN-A st. Andrews p.
y. rectory. March "a. by the Rev
Charles Y. Murray, Elmer y. Kirk aud
kato I. Mahlon. both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Charles q. Stradley. successor to K.
Fenton, N. e. cor. Seventh and Walnut
streets, dealer In choice grades Of flour.
feel, grain, hay and straw, soap and
canned goods. Orders taken for coal,
Goods delivered free,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

and decorating done In the latest style
by @. II. Baldwin & Son; also estimates
furnished. No. tai Market street, second
floor, No. room. Residence, No. 3l2
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
Don't Forget tho

public sale OF carpets, mattipgs and fur.
niture tomorrow (WednesdAy) after.
noon, April 2, at l o'clock, at No. All
Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Tomorrow promises to be clear tc
partially cloudy, followed by rain. On
Thursday cloudy to clearing, and rather
warmer.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

W ANTED.-A GOOD PANTALOOy
w maker; steady work. Apply 4, "
CALHOUN. SO W. Third ST., Chester, ia. W.
s-l--ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

parlor or chamber suite attend the pub
lie sale OF furniture and carpets at All
Shipley street to -morrow "wednesday
afternoon, April 2, at l o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

NOTTCE.-I. WILLIAM LEGG, THE
IN tenant OF the house situated ut
oi3 Market street, and known Ms the
Delaware House, in the First Wnrd OF
the city OF Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State OF Delaware, In COM
pltance with tho requirements OF tho
acts OF the General Assembly In such
case made and provided do hereby give
notice that shall apply In writing to
the Court of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for Now Castle Coun-
". on Monday. tho lath day Of May. A.
u. 1870, being the next term ofsaid
court, for license for said house as an
inn or tavern. for tho sale therein of In
toNicatia2 liquors In less quantities
than one quart to be drunk on the prem
isos, and the following respectable cit
liens OF said ward recommend the said
application, viz:
Thomas N Culbort " A Parker
James Christy Thomas Russell
Harry Christy ST Biddle
Thomas Mcliugh John Magahern
Emil Butcher VIM Mccartney
Thos Pagan Peter \ Pagan
Mani Richenberger Thomas u Gibson
David Abramson WIN II Turner
Preston Ayars james II liRw kins
Charles A W inslow Albert Noumaycr
William Bactco James Il WEIGH
Blcktu Conrad Keller
John Hndcr Robert Hutton
tl-3t WILLIAM LEGG.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The Grippe Is over, but Lung Diseases
Gre as prevalent as ever. The Baleem
cures every time coughs, sore throat
Group, etc. and really prevents consump-
Sion, 80 cents aud 81. Sold by druggists
depot Fourth aud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

novelties In wall decorations at Jones.
No. 423 Market street. Wo-k done with
despatch.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

~ boardcrs 10 private family, Adj
dress A, this oflioe. .4:i-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

y oell and see our ladies' inc kid hand
made button, equals any "a shoe In VIII
&lnEtQn. Our price only IS. Babcock's,
yo Market street, above Second, east
Gde, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

The superintendents Of =. W Tho Lew
schools who have not reported 70 va. ri
Court for their annual aiIowaaA prg
requested to do 90 before Inssa .,s.
9Th. II. u. nrommlttss.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
Personal,

Mr.. VIM. d. smith and Mr.. Louis
Pedrlck OF Chester, Pa, paid q short
visit to Mr.. John U. Johnston and family
this week.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Advice OF an old nurse The bsbv
would be always bright and cheerful il
an occasional dose OF DR.. Bulls Bsbv
Syrup were administered.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
Extra Sizo

ladieS fine kid button shoes, extra wide
ankle ard high instep, sizes az TO 0.
Baobock's, 2o6 Market street. above
Second, cast side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

LNoR RENT.-TAkEE GOOD ROOM,
II ut No. 10 Waiaut street, man and
VITO preferred. 4-l-Stt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

16x2o crayon portrait with one dozen
cab net photographs for $500 are still
being made at Hollands gallery, 3O7
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
Mems

fine calf hooks, sa.75; equsls any e.. 80
shoe in Wilmington, at Babcock's, 2O6
Market street, above Second, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
N1OTICR.-I. ANNIE pAYHA THE

NOTICE. ANNE BAYHA THE
The CITY Of Wilmington. COUNTY Of New W Cas- s.
snes with The rsquiTsmen.s Of Tie
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply IN writing 10 the Court Of
6enerai bessions 81 the Peace and Jail Deiiv-
cry Of the stats of Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, on Monday, tie 18th day Of NAV,
4. ID. 1900, being the next term Of said court,
for license for said house as an Inn or tavern,
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises. and ths following freehoiders
aud respectable citizens of said ward rccom-
inend tho said application, Wit
Jacob Scheller henry Gilbert
George II Quinn William II Bahcock
blm ucl HOckhetnisr Lewis harris
Charles Sparks John X Dunbar
stansbnrY nurray Jr Morris smith
Jainee II Murray Thomas w MoVey
hobart Kenyon John Curren
John FArnan Amos A EAstburn
Hilger q Kemble
NJ Grady John Ford
WIZ Wlndish Michael y Cannon
Henry q Roller Hugh Scanlon
t-i-3t ANNIE BAYHA.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
La s,srs By Cardinal Gibbons.

A lecture will be given at ProctoH's
Opera Houae ~ Cardinal Gibbons, u.
D.. at baitlmnss, ON Sunday afternoon,
April Is. 1he lecture will commsuce st
O'Clock. nckets can be procured at
the Opera House box office.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

In the spring-time fruit improves the
appetite, blood aud health. Best quality
aud variety. Il. 4 c., N. w. Cor. 4th
aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

You wAat your Dyes examined free.
Call on n oseessr We'll, S05 Market
street. lie has . lsiable doctor In at.
tendance.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

u. A. Powell, the old reliable fish and
oyster dealer, has removed from sos 10
3l2 Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Merchant tailor, No. 6i5h Mark ssa Food
second Aoor. A full line Of spr1rsa
TO select froE. Fit and ., strsst
guaranteed :. No. 6i5K AsfSe'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01
lam

ready with the lato.t novelties, color and
styles OF wall paper and window shades.
\. b. Jones, 422 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Tie wonder OF the 10Th century, Egyp
tian Fire Kiag. Institute Hall tonight.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

jesse X. Bayiis. ais Market ct.
Tiles for walls, floor, vestibules or
bath room. Crates, mantels and fire
places,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-01

Of furniture, carpets. mattings and oil
cloth will take place on Wednesday
afternoon. April 2, l o'clock, at All
6hiplsy street.