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Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
DU BLIC SALE.

PUBLIc SALE.
Having sold my farm, l will sell sell Mt
public sale, on the premises, Lombsriy Gene
terry, Concord fike,
WEDNESDAY, March 18th, 1870,
at o'clock, p. M, bay mare, 10 years old,
good work mule, 6years old 2aooi cows, /
wi h cali by her side, excellent mixer: 10
pair of choice chickens: good market dear
born. good Germantown carriage, l Sc. OF
double wagon harness, set OF dearborn Ii tr-
ness piow hsrne S chsins double asingie trees
piows, one-llorse harrow, l cuitlyator, Lit
lie Gem cultyator. hotbed sash. feed box,
dog house. vheelbartos, tool chest and
tools. turnips and psrsnips In the eY,xx1ul
ho,e enr,.nt snhes' etc. House 49,
BILE, kitchen table, one.hpif do en-
| C tne-seat chairs, bedstead and mattress,
| cot and bed. washstand, sofa, cook stove and
| fixtures, rarlor stove. LOOKING -ylass tub,
spp Mower racH, market bench, trays,
hali-peck, hlii.busnel, ASPARAGUS boxes, ber-
ry crates and beNcs, ehurn aud stand, etc
All sum, OF s2' or under, cash; all above,
credit OF months by giving u b ankable n otr
with approved endoIsrr. G per cent. oil 1of
cash On ali cred bills.
b. II. DOWNWARD.
Amos Anderson, a1ct. S-.2.gt.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

All republicans OF the West End OF
tho 3 yenth ward are requested to attend
meeting oil the West End Club hi,
evening at Z 80 o'clock in the room owe,
WIN. Bacon's shoe store, on Lincoln
street. near Delaw are avenue. Mr.. +. n
Bach Of Washln gtOn will he present and
address the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

Joseph 4. Martin will sell at public
ssls to'iuorrow at ..3O pm. the rtails ID
and ~ in the Third st'eet market.
The Charles Warner Company on-r q
suitable reward for the return oi a h,v
horss that strayed away last W4lnes d y
morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

There has been considerable complaint
about the actions of the boys o. No. A
school, Third and Washington streets,
and yesterday afternoon, as an elderly
lady was passing along, she was struck
by large stone thrown by one Of the
Education to put stop to the nuisance
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

Christian GriffsnburR has been appoint
cd postmaster at OdsssA, vice L. X.
Davis, removed. Mr.. Grifienhurg has
Afsb Identified with the Republican party
Sor many years, and he will certainly
make very efficient and popular officer.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

An English medical commission has
made some experiments on female mon
Keys to discover the effect Of tightlsc'ng
The monkeys were put into a plaster Of
paris Jacket to Initiate stays, and tight
bsndage WAS bound around the waist to
initiate the petticaat bands. Several OF
them died, and ali showed serious In
1uries resulting from the treatment.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

Miss Akesrtrom will present during
her three nights engagement, commenc
ing Mordsy next, her successful comedy
drama, Annette, the Dancing Girl"
the first two nlghts, while at both the
matinee and night performances Of We'd
pesday "a Little Basybody," viii be
tiyen.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
Reduced Rates 20 western Points.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
now selling tickets to points in Mime
7eota. te.e DakoJas, Nebraska, Kansas And
/the far west al rates much below former
prices. II you think OF going west II
will pay you to communicate with the
ticsst agents C! the b. 81 o. railroad be-
fore purchasing tickets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
FIFTH edition
The Municipal Co,,r.

This morn,na's session of,h.v
Ooef. ~ opened promptly at o o'0'a
Win Judge Ball on tho bench. 'TT r..
eAse vas that OF Michael Bratr a' ~
wM charged with drunkeupes, Wy
tnat be lived with man na" az, NY
on fleasant street, and a, Nv puu(
nsrd TO be lot off he WAS conm,,,, SSesies
tomorrow morning. ''u ulu
Daniel Collins, a chronic a,a.
again In the dock, having ba S'aaa w
a. Eighth and Lombard s!ree,s ys,, .s',A
afternoon. Judse Ball said: Il, 4 IVY
2 rev days since that your son v.s 4 nv y.
thie court charged with s.rIoas ANY,
Az thAt time you were In thu rnom
1 think you should show him nv. ,a
example. On account of the ss, J.
not being suflicicGt he was d,.eh..
but with your continual drlukmy l..
. fearful example before him. ILL.,
would Dc good thing to put Vol a..
ior swhile, but We will let yoa oa NJ.
time with . fins Of S5 and coslsD
James Trusty, colored va, a.,
charged with being drunk, but IT,
the nrst time he had been before ,bc so.
he escaped with u and costa.
For some time Alexander Invs
diiapidated looking indiyliu,l 5 ,,S,
troubling the officers at the sh,Io, q
lodgings. Several times he came in ma
the Influence Of liquor, and A, i. h.
considerable more aboard las. ul,ht M,
usual. he was locked up. This lnorpis.
he tried to convince Judge Ball M..
was not "wi'hou. a / dIrros M
AS~rTs 81 supper. " but. daily, srssS
ON LAsprssrRo A6oo es 0a,ya h ii
70 Days I %. 100 a. m, " ea.'ls l,il
.AOkspndayas 2 ~ a<~..'st1 with drsaI
enucss, Ana s,xt5d To The cour, I'M i.
q shoemaker, and as general ruls -,
every day. Yesterday two friend, y,
from Philadelphia. and while on N
them he imbibel too freely Lhr
his nrst odeDse be escaped viii d y
coats.
Last night Jeremiah Foley gt a,u
and after he returned home 10 M ~
Ing honAe about 4 O'Clock hi, mona
raised cain generally Two men l,Ia
quiet HIN, aud ms they were unable b
anything with him the police oes 4
for. He was taken to tie hal, api 4,
had nothing to say In bis defense vi
fined - aud costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

CHICAGO, March lJ.-A dsip'm, \
For: Mcleod, n. W. T., 'ya y
cattle on the ranges arc beslahHsI
the elect OF the cold wesIhst =
Mcleod district there 10 sIaI
for apprehension. and on 10 -
of the river, as far as New ~
are doing fairly well. lsi,sri
calves up toward porcup'n,.s.....sos MI
ing pretty fast. The wos sss, oIls,
ever, come from norlh ~ 4. M
on the Rod Deer river, Isvs H., ~ ~
ern limit Of the countr, WEI ". -
are being rnu on tho reu. ~. "a
tiou 10 said TO be very ahI s,ssyp
repetition OF the disaster, ., nv
Of lSS2.8S, when THOUSANDS y !. NJ
rane Ranch cattle succuiaies1 3, 4
certainty. There Is tNo ~ ,,oa
from New Oxley nerIh, win ~, s.s,s(I
alto and heavy crusts. Oal"I hi "
to the grass, sid are dying !. tAat
nation from reliable sOulgs' ,rItO n,
loss in the country from A'- srn W
to Red Deer river VIII W ~
Some estimate 1t AT 10 per c'lN
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

A ave-mile race will take place at the
Madison street rink Tomorrow (satur
day) evening, between Eugene Ernest,
w. Greer, NJ. Sweeney and d. Roberts
Tor gold medal. A band of music will
be In attendance aud the contest, 1t la
expected, will prove quite exciting.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

David A. Powell, 1913 aud SEQ Madison
street, 10 still ahead on fresh shad, her
sing, Goldfish, paddock, lake pike. white
4sh, founders, yellow perch and oysters.
Rslivered to all parts Of the city ireo OF
charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

DR.. Pieyce's Peiletf cure constipation
biliousness, sick headache, bilious head,
ache, and all arrangement OF the stom.
ach, liver and bowels.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
MISS J. A. JEFF Sksos, 400 Tatnall
strees. 3-li-Sts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

IDUBL1C SALE.-WIEL he SOLD AT
i No. sil Madison street. on Friday,
March II, ut l O'Clock, hair cloth parlor
suit walnut and cottage chamber suits.
walnut side board, secretary and book
case, mattress, chairs, Brussels carpets,
hall and entry carpets. All kinds OF
china, glass and queensware. l.. W,
bTlDHAM Il SON, Auctioneers.
3-ll.3t
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

Meredith 8 Co., southwest forr,r
Third aud Jefferson tieets, has ju.t 70
ceived lot OF new potatoes & nd t}u.io,.s
CLoice honey Is cents boz. 'e0''
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

Merchant tailor, No. 6i51s Market street,
second floor. A full line Of spriug goods
70 select from. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed a. No. 6l5H Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

At No. 8 East Second street we offer
to day good umbrella to the chewer of
GOOD Enough" plug tobacco. Return
80 tin-tags to :. II. Durstein aud you will
not get wet For sale by dealers. a=
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

George W. McCaulley. plain and orpa.
inental piasterer, has Removed to No. ion
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

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Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
A HINT TO MEN.

For sI4o will put any mans feet in pair Of best
Calf Lace Congress Shoes guaranteed solid leather through
out If will pay soS you have pair Of choice
American Tannery Calf Shoes in lace Congress- plain
tipped sizes 81 to IL and for $3.50 will supply you with
pair of genuine French Calf Dress Shoes plain tipped any
syle-Saratoga St Louis New York toe and box 49,
unconquerable 50 Black Bottom Shoes
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

The great preserver # the eye sight
aud cur er Of all dieestcs and Weakness
% aud SC cents. Fourth and King
streets. A thousand testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

Can be had at lowest prices of Steward
y Chandler, South side, or branch
Office, Second and FTerrh. Phone 10.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

q. 8. Middleton and Holstein Harvey
left to-day for trip through Florida
and the South.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

There will be an oyster supper at st.
Sohh's Church, at Hockessiu, on st.
Natricks evening, the nth Inst, for tie
benefit OF the church and school. Music
~ Shields qusrtstte.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

The Institute Hall IS pel1s "a ~
night with our bes: ptop,ss, ,p,ais
Proi. Carpenters wona ~ rolt lu,us
nsnt 10 mesmerisn. ~ ,asu, buh
tive or entertaining aDa'e, "',a,s ~
seon In Wilmington ~ !. ,ss ~
aud Prof. Carpenter rama -, hss
on. psychologist ever sIuI W
fea,s are truly wonderful !, ,,srN1
should miss going ,o.nls sns.. uilF
night, rs these periorai i',, bsrs, Llba
bly, close the engag e',ieH IA h,ytn.
efforts arc being mas ~ 10 eit
gagement continue 50 As s0%sisrds
opportunity TO SEC 'ni'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

Charles Moore, quits nlee-looeiug
young man, restdiAg- d No 30 East
Twelfth street, WAS before Judge nAll
this morning, charged with committing
an assault aud battery on his villa
Tho story u told By h's vile ID one
Of those distrossing eases that day after
DAY are brought up In the police court
through an ovsr-indu'gencs In rum.
officer Emmons Was the 1rst witness,
and bo testified that in accordance with
Instructions which he had received from
Judge Ball and Chief Ssigsctt he Waited
the house OF tho accused and took him
70 the hall.
The prisoner objected to going on &C.
count Of his child being dead In the
house al the time, but was finally per.
suaded to accompany the officer.
Mrs. Helen Moore, the wife, teatiAed
that her husband, the prisonsr, had been
drinking for long time. Last Tuesday
night her child, aged 3 years, died, and
- hc was drunk she d'd not know what
TO do. All three OF her chi dren had boon
sick, but Notwithstanding this tho accused
was drunk nearly all tho time, and al
though he made good wages did not give
her sufficient TO live upon.
Last Wednesday night he kicked aud
abused her, until she WAS Obliged 70 leave
her bed and go into another room. He
then followed her and about II o'clock,
roughly shook their oldsst boy, aged 0
years, and ordered him 70 get up and
hunt his pipe. The witness interfared
In behalf OF tho boy, when the prisoner
tried to strike her with lighted lamp
saying that he would kill her. and that
~ there was one corpse In the house there
had Just % well be another. This treat
ment had been going ON for soWe lime,
that be Yrovefnehss-YsWr INTO cust
L 4 4 L Ii
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
EXECUToR's SALE
1A OF
REAL ESTATE,

SATURDAY. March end, 1890,
Mt - o'clock, p. m, sharp. the following
described property, to wit;
Dwelling honse, known as No. l07
Poplar street, beginning on the westerly
siue OF Poplar street, bstween Front
and Second streets, ut the distance of
81 feet from the northcrly side of Front
street, in the middle of the brick diyis-
ion wall between this and the adjoining
house on the South, thence westerly pnr-
alicl with Front street 50 feet to u stake,
thence northerly parallel with Poplar
street Ii fcetG inches to n stake, thence
easterly parallel with Front street, and
passing along the middle OF n Sheet wide
alley, between this aud tho adjoining
house on the North. 80 feet to tho said
| side of Poplar street, and thence there
by southerly 10 feet 9 inches to the plIc,
OF beginning, be tho contents thereo
what they may, with the privilege oi
the feet wide alley In common forever
| Possession March 18th, ls.O.
| Attendance will be given and torn
made known by Il. ID. Il. SUTTON,
,,,.,.., Executor,
| Or by GEORGE LODGE,
"ilos Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

M ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED FEE
~ male Teacher, IN School District
No. q, Centreyille, Del, for term com
son with certificate TO tho committed.
JOSEPH IL. CHANDLER, Nj. ID, 81
GEORGE J. CHANDLER.
ALFRED u. ENTRIKEN,
MID 3t Ioun,rr,,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms,6I6 King S
Telephone Signal, 1868.
@- Open all night

ID EGIBTER'e ORDER.
IL REaIsrER'sOFFlCE
NEW CABTLkCouNrr, DhL.
b Upon the application OF Rachel r. Bickel,
AdmfnistrathK OF John ID. Bicksl, late Of will
mingt0n Hundred, In said county, deceased,
y II ordered aud directed BY the Register thai
ths Adninistratrix aforesaid, give notice Of
granting OF letters OF administration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, " causing Adverussneats
ofsuch letters In sig OF the most public places
81 the county Of New Castle, requiring ~
present the same. or abide by an Act o. A..
6embly In such case made and provided aud
also cause the same to be inserted within Ills
same period In the DAILY hnruBLIcAN, .
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del. and
to be continued therein three weeks q. o.d.
II Given under the hand and Seal Of
L. 8. othce OF the hegistsr Aforesaid, At
II Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the dsy, and year ab?ys written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE. u persons having claims az ain
the estate ofth deceased must present the
same, duly attcsted to the Administrxtrix on
or before March ialh, 1891, or abide the Act
OF Assem- bly, In such case m AIDE aud provided.
RACHEL. ". blCkEL,
ddress-wilmin,ton. Del. m-ii-st'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

NJ. DsvA jsvslss, . East Second Il
iaAn8SnD.
sTANTON-sMITH.--lN Chrietiana VII
laee. on March u, 1oo0. By Rev. u. =.
Price, Mr.. Frank etantqn. Of south
OF West Chester, Pa. The happy party
proceeded on bridal tour, from which
they Will return In q few days.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
II IL. ROBINSON a. co
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
Fourth and Market Streets.

Buy and sell stocks and bonds on com
mission. Letters OF credit available Ia
AZ ~ parts OF the world, and drafts on
England, Ireland, France. Germanv an
witzerland issued, sInoyy
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

state OF Tnera'in AZ, -
| 1t the REPUBLICANS o1 ~,
shade; ,,.t wi
70'clock loo,s'''
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Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

You you and everybody interested in this Special
Shoe Sale Sensible people will agree with that the only kind
Of shoes to GOOD SHOES and the only time to buy
them is when you get them CHEAP This opportunity
presents itself Take advantage Of it Good and cheap
indeed and the best of the words the
that intended to draw you this SALE Judge by the few
specimen bargains.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

HE IN me iihce.
Great reduction in winter underwear
at 7. A. Shannon's, 3l3 West Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

A numter OF WilmiugtonIsns are 20 z
% Phi Adslphia 10 Sos the Goadoliera
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

w ANTED. BEST PRICES PAID FOR
w secohd-hand furniture, stoves.
Watches, clocks. guns, revoiyers. sow,
,ng machines, and other goods, by A, ]
UoA TER. southwest corner Front md
West streets. a.llag,. ~"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

EoR RENT.-s-RooM HOUSE WITu
Il hot and cold water and butn No
~ Jefferson street. J. A. CONNER. Ma
East 4th street. all, ~
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
. REMEMBER 209,
THIS Is THE NUMBER OF
Hamburgers' Shoe House.
The cheapest place in the city buy MUNDELLS SOLAR
TIP SHOES for Children.
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED.

The backward has left terribly overstocked and
must make although will be your gain and loss.
HAMBURGERS'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14
Tho weather

Tho weather
Tomorrow promises " r.,s
cloudy to clearing anu y ,,Ir ,d'~l
sunday partly cloudy "
fall Of temperature
sale Of Horses and e.' 's.s u
q. @. Brown will SOL ,lt,s.ruosp
st.biss on iorbert street rec, ssei ~
and Washing .on, .igl s,.,ljssts
driving horses, several 'rhlpa ~
harness robes, blankets! a ,saI'sasl
For particulars re,a I.. s1'
no and secure bargain.
To grocer. and n.' ~ n
Com, for fresh egs' '''
King street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-14

EoR RENT-Two sTABLFs IN
4 Elghth street between Mali.an a, ~,
tW2s AApR,I to JAMES n. SUTTON, No. 10
shes@ ni4-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

a REMARKABLE CASE Ten days ego
Mrs. Caroline Sattley, widow residing at
New Holland Pa, received letter frcm
her daughter, Helen, who had been living
at Mount Vernon, o for .ear, saying that
she was saving up money with which to pay
her passage home shortly. Tc the sm9z
ment of the mother box arrived at New
Hollsnd on Sunday evening, addressed to
her in which was the body of her daughter
apparently liisless. marked suicide" his.
Settley wanted post-mortem examination
made, but Doctors Bushong and Koher
declined to make 1t because tie
usual sign of death-rigidity at
sent, and they feared that she might
be alive. No explanation of the alleged
death accompanied the remains, snd tie
mother is stll keeping the body In hope If
returning life. TIE girl was 20 yesr5 ole.
She now LOOKS as though sleeping, has color
10 her cheeks. her hards are warm. ard Der
arms, legs and feet are not 10 the least rigid
at the latest accounts her body bore The
same appearance, and the authorities are in
stitutiDg rigid Investigation The doctors
are quite nonplused. as the trip in close
box from Ohio to New Holland would have
been sufficient to have caused death, even
had there been no suicide. Sending tie
body with no other explsDaion than thai o
suicide" has excited all sorts ofspecu stiop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21
Rumored Consolidation

Mnw 4UKEE, OF 81 According to re
port received here coneclidatlon Of the
Adams and United States express compan-
ias is said to have bean agreed upon. The
prageo; capital stock Of tbs Adams is Sl2,
1000. and Of t5e Uoited States SIC. 600 OC0
Is , iucreasiog the stock of the Adams com
pany to S22,OOO,c00 and exchanging sl0,-
coo, 900 fit for the Uoifed States stock, the
consolidation ia to be # csed.
NEW YORK, OF. 2l-5upt. Hoey Of the
Alams Company in reference TO the report
esys: "Thore ia positively not word Ct
t,uth in the report. Nor is there the slight
est probability that ths consolidation will
evsr be effected"
The Off Gals OF tho United States COM
pany were equally emphatic 10 denying The
ruDor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-21

A LIVE WIRE.-Two men who Were re-
pairing electric railroad wires in Newark,
YESTERDAY, and were perohed Oh the top of
tall trestle mounted on wagon, put go
much strain on wire that 1t broke the
cross arm from the pole and fell toto the
street, dragging the man whit. Both men
we're badly burned. This was not the end
of the trouble, however, for the heavily
charged wire to which the b'acket was al
tached came into contact with pair OF
mules, and both of them pranced around for
q moment and then fell over on their sides.
An iuquisitive dog ran cut to see what was
going on. and IN his srdor wagged his tail
against the prostrate wire. There was g
q lsh of blue light, an odor OF burning hsir.
ard the dog turned a full sometsault
and then started down the street yelping.
A linemsn put ou rubber gloves and moved
the wire out of the way, and the mules were soon
ompletely recovered from the effects OF the shock.
Veterinary Surgeon sattler is reported as having
made an extraordinary discovery on Saturday.
horse was shocked in Springfield avenue, and
was taken to his stable for treatment. 1t 10y
twitching in the stall for hours afteEward DI.
sattler is quoted as saying that compass held to
the skin OF the stricken animal houIs after the
shock vibrsted violently. and the needle was de-
fl ected nearly so degrees. Here is new storage
hastery.-N. y. Sun,
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FPOM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Gasette
WASHING roN. D. O., Oct 81. 1880.


WASHINGTON. D. O.. Oct. 81. $780,
a member ofthe Tammany Hall delnoc-
raoy of New York, here to-day, says that
Mr.. Fairchiid, NJ. Cleveland's Secretary of
the Treasury, and MIR. Stetson, Mr.. CIeye,
lands law partner. have joined the mug
wump republican combination 10 defeat the
TammsDy and regular democratic ticket in
New York city, aud that the democrats of
tnst CITY will compel Mr.. Cleveland to take
Que side o. the other in the political tieht
now in progress there, and will count against
Them those who are not with them.
Among the strangers here to-day is ex-
State Senator Meredith OF the alexandria.
Virginia, district, who was prominently
spoken Of as candidate for the democratic
congressional nomination in bis district, out
who as soon as General Lee was nominated
rendered him his support. has been advocat-
ing bis election ever sioce, and, with Gsner-
81 Eepa HuDton, spoke for him at Fairfax
Court House yesterday. He says from
what he learned at Fairfax be thinks the
county is safe for General Lac. Regarding
bis own county, Pfioce William, he says it
will give is usual democratic mel Gritty, and
re is or6dent of General Lees election by 8
decisive mejcrity. In respect of the story Of
his beiog uoDplused recently at Stafford
Cou.t House when his letter denouncing the