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Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Fashionable TailorIng

An extensive invoice OF fashionable
snitn has been received by Mr.. James
Asrding, merchant tailor, No. sl6 French
street: For q ueat-htting, durable sui.
~. Harding caunot be eIcelled. To see
Ais goods and styles and learn his prices
eannot fail to provo profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
The City Directory.

The advance cop!as of Cosi4's city di.
Iectory will appear uext Tuesday. Ay.
eraglng this population a. eAeh 4. s.
census pro raia 10 .bs directory names.
i.iyeA n ngurs which, multiplied by tae
number of NAMES iu tge Forthcoming
work, estimates Wilmingtoa to have an
enumeration or Ge,54D persons,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
neulncrniic RAcanllnl.

The Victor DUPONT Democratic oius
OF Rising Sun gave a reception In klfinS
Bun hall last evouing. The reception
was very pleasant affair, somn ny M
couple taking part In the dance. in,
banquet room was PRETTY decorated ahu
~ abundance Of refreshments wef'
served,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

A choice lunch was given In honor o'
Il. Henri Strange at Mrs.. l.. Tsustys, os
Seventh street. Music was rendered ~
an eminent artiste. and the elocutlohis'
gave q select reading. Among the lnu.
mate friends present were Miss berus
Peterson Of New York, Mrs. D. Tarnei'
Mrs II. Truity and others.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Dr, Honoywell,

10 kept busy attracting. filing and max
Ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to b 1zst-class In
avery particular. he extracts teeth foE
25c.; with gas, Soc. A set Of testh, %. 80;
best, "a Teeth nlled with oliver, 75c.
emalgam, &c.; gold, d and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for 75c. Once, 703 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Handsome Paper Hangings
at prices ~ low 40 the lowest for first
class work. Make your selection and
have work done BY experienced work.
men. Jones, No. 422 Market atreet. l
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
LAteat htYleA

4 complete aaaortrn ent OF gsntlemen's
egid aud gold-pated watch chains and
Sharms At Aiilard r. Davis, No. 9 East
8ecopd atsset.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Ice Cream ParIors Opened

schaiei's ice cream parlors are now
opened to the public. If you want q
good plate OF Ice cream stop at schafer's
N. E. Cor. 4th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Tbs EisIl riarhct.

Powell has on his stalls in tho Third
street market fine lot OF shat, herring.
blue fish, white flsh, fouutors. la..,leck'
&c. Open on Saturday until 70 =. IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Coed Gnrn

8 eens for rs oent. Tema tors, 7 cents
4 eau, Al N. Z. corner Third aud King.
0Ao. A. TAILOR.
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Latest NoyeIttcu

p wall paper and window shades, from
1tsns & Co. q, No. 200 w est Second 81,
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Now In Your lI,unca

4. 4. Shancon has just received q ilne
lire OF gents, haarcl SHIRTS At the 10 cst
rriceE, 3U5 West Stcond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Measles aud its cough are quickly
cured by using simmS Cough syrup.
Mothers, use IT, Contains NO opium; ~ :.
ways safe. The genuine aells at zoe. ~
all drugaists. Depot. 9TH and King ssA
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
speclal Notice.

Any person holding tickets or mon.!
Of the Star concert on last ThurauN
evening will please return them TO hs'
q. v. Peterson, All French street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
DR., Sim ms kyo Cnra

The great preservsr Of the eye sight
4pd curer Of all diseases and weakness
aud so oen1. Fourth and king
Seree6. A thousand testimonisia
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

80 stylish custom-msde pants at sS;oe.
S4.00, $500. Liverpool q London hAs-
chant Tai.ors, Sal Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Jones, wall paper, at the old stand. 422
Market street. Latest designs. Work
done at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Proposed Sale.

W. A. Hukin, auctioneer, will sell
sundry lots Of real estate at his auc. ou
room, No. 126 Market street, on Satur-
day. May II, nj ) O'Clock 4. m. Anyone
having property to sell can do so by ap-
plying to him any time until May 10,
VI hen tie list will Ia made out. No sale
no charge, except n small entrance fee.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

1ox2o crayon portrait with ono ao,IIi PHI
cabinet photographs for 5000 are Az sn;
seing made ct Hollands gallery '''
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

For grates, open hre-places. wood
mantels, and tiles for walls, noors and
vsstibulss, 90 to Baylls'. No 7lS Market
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Beautiful MAlteso Kittens. that took
the premium at kikton Fair, Tor asle vt
III z. second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Who 10 Dancer

Who 10 Dancer
Tho News dealer, and TobacconiSs, y
Al9 West Second st., will serve any Psp''
At your residence.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

INV ESTMENTS SECURED.
For sale. Certificates of Home Saving
and J. pan Association, paying 5 PER
CENT: sent-annually. This company
has subscribed capital of ., 500, 900, and Il
hrst class in every respect.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
George white,

George white,
contractor for hauling by the day or hour
safes and pauos moved and set with care
furniture cars ct short notice; boistinr
and rigging done. O1ice, No. 1893 French
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
For C,san,ur slIvervnro.

1ApRan's Rslucept. unsqualled, 25c. par
s st Nfliard q. Bayis, No. 8 East
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
NE OF THE CHI e
E r F u L ES I
~ PARTS OF OUR

establishment is cur Dress
Suits room. We've got and
deserve q good name for
keeping a large stock Of
goods and the best ones.
They are e x cel | e mt all
through-beautlful in quali-
ty and manufacture /; til 9
trimmings first-class. You'll
get fitted of. hand as il q tall.
or had made for you. The
priceyou'll findeasy and light.
1l's the biggest room we
have-about. It takes it all
iior the Dress Suits we have,
and the trade we have for
them.
We can no more { h a n
keep up with the demand for
our dressy Black T b b . (
Suits.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Y. =. Davis. ieweler. 8 East second st
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
DUBLIC SALE
HORSES & CARRIAGES

THURSDAY, MAY 15. 1890.
At y. m.,
At my stable Fifth and searles streets.
(6) Six good driving and work horses.
~ One. e.extension top carriage.
~ One coupe that will seat g persons.
~ Two sets single carriage harness.
~ Ono set double carriage harness.
All tho above will positively be sold
owing to the poor health of the owner -
TERMo-An sums over $25. u credit of
four months Will be given by the pur-
proved indorser. PETER J. FORD,
Agent to effect the sale.
l.. W. S;ilhHm & Sons. Auct's. milo IL
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Address, Wilmington, Del. 5-io-sw-sod
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
BnApper Lunch

aeaight at Patrick Mokaaou's. a27 Ia,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Ask Your Grocer

For Home Compressed Yssst.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Houses and Lots
FOR SALE.
INVESTMENTS SECURED.

PROPERTY RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED
Money Loaned ON Mortgage.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

A large number OF the students of the
Wilmington Commercial College met last
evening in the college hall and organized d
literary society 10 be known AS the 'Ph-
lom athean soeirty. The following o;li-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year;
President, Curtis Hoiton OF Middleiown;
vice presidents. Harry G. layton, Bridge
Vile. !. X. Merrill. Pocomuke City, and
g. |. Steng!e, Wilmington; secretary
T.. +. Challenger, New Castle; treasurer,
A. X. Luke, Rockland; critic. Professor
II. =. Goldey; board OF managers, d. q.
Sentnan, Wilmington, chairman; X. B.
Massey, MilliDRton; +. NJ. ChoAte, New
ark; L. y. Massey, Wilmington, and
John A. Harrington, Minnesota.
1t was also decided to run n paper In
connection with the society, and tue io'-
lowing officers were elected; Edtnr-!u-
chief, Charles |. Stengie, of Wilmington; |;
associated editors, II. &. Layton, oi
liridgt VILE, aud g. b. e. Ilolten, of
Middletown; business manager. j. A.
ilnrtenstine, OF Wilmington; assistants,
|. r. Merrill, oil pocomoke City, and
T.. L. Challenger, OF New Castle. The
following committee were appointed:
On Advertising--J. 4. Keaveny. B. C..
5entman, A. X. Luke, q. n. l:obiason,
John Rickards.
On subscription II V. Pyle, Thomas
u II, J. A. lIartenstine and G. |. Stenple
On constitution and bylaws Charles
|. stensle, II. {. Layton and ]. Il. Mer-
rill.
The meeting then adjourned until
Wednesday evening, February 8.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

er. LOUIS, Jau. S.-tlice Jackmau,
the fourteen year old hciress who la.
figured iu two sensational abduction
eases, and who claimed TO have been
abducted las, Sunday night by three
turn, one Of whom she named AS Charley
Brouthcrs, has Confs sscd that her story
wfs untrue ard made out OF whole cloth.
From tho outset little crcitnre lad been
giucn the yarn as natiated by Miss Alice,
but her friends cou,d hot understand why
be shouli be out In such weather, unless
detained by force.
AT a late hour last nis at she owned an
aud sail she had gone for beer for Miss
&. & SPHINX, and concluded to go over
aud sec Mrs. Brouihers, her former guar.
dian. She got as far as Lafayette Park
when she lost courage, loosenol her
shoes and started back across the city
10 Al spink's.
1t vii be remembered that Miss jack
man vas abiuetid some weeks snce
from William Broullier's house near
Lafayette Park by tho Splnks, who are
I relatives. AMI taken To the houss OF the
Good Shepherd aud from there 20 Wool
| lawn, III. There she was left with grain
dea'e. Ives, oi Chicago until she volun
tarily returned to 81. Louis, and In OPT
| court accept d Mr. John q. TAYLOR 40 hel
guardian in preference to Mr.. Brouthers,
| providing she was permitted to live witt
her cousin, Mics c. Z. Sphinx.
II Is thought that the gif,s bead Las
qeen turned by her sen iicng expert
! euces. ...
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Ferris Reform school.

The directors of the Ferris Reform
School met in regular session yesterday
afternoon at the Office OF Dr. Caleb hai-
Ian, No. res Market street. The follow.
ing were elected members Of the toarl o.
managers to serve during the ensuing
year; George s. Cal elle, George @.
Lobdeil, X. Lewis Armstrong, Lindley {.
Kent. Wilmer Palmer, Edward Bring
hurst, Jr. The other members Of the
board aro DIR. Caleb Harlan, DR.. L. T..
Bush, Thomas Bird, Joseph L. Carpenter,
Jr., Alfred Gasihrop. j. Taylor Gause,
Lewis Thom pson, Charles B. Lore, l.. L
Wales, A. D. Warner, 9. Wesley Wei
din, George W. Stone. The reports OF
the officers oil the Institution were
received aud referred to the Executive
Committee. The board will meet this
evening at DR.. Harlan's Office for organi.
Zation.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Tho influenza

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-The inf tIuepza
is s.ill making its d,stressing symptoms
isit 10 all sections of the city, selSctin 4
physicians as well az other people Tor Its
victims. A well.known uptown physi.
elAn, who stAtes that be has made about
go calls since the disease appeared in
this city, was considerably surprised yes.
terday to Ind himtelt victim TO the
pone aches, coughing, sneczlng and other
accompaniment Of the disease.
Inc street car companies have suffered
considerably through the influenza. The
president of ono Of the companies said
Yesterday that travel on his road had
fallen OIL about IL per cent, aud he was
OF the opinion that such condition oi
ahairs existed on other roads. Consid-
cradle difficulty has been experienced in
obtaining a sufficient number OF hands to
run the cars, and 10 several instances cara
have bad to be taken OF the roads on tia.
account
CHESTER, Pa, Jau. S.-There appears
TO be quite an Increase IN tho number OF
cnscs Of influenza IN Chester ia tile past
three days. Every Doctor In town Is
worked day AMI night. Patterns IN many
eases have contracted pnsumouia and
other diseases In consequence of the grip.
Nt' '''ht !" oHiP1afh tuStG tU-uhy
about 115 men absent, sick with the
grip.
WEST CHESTER, Jan. S.-Thc spread
Of Ia grippe In this county has sssum-
ed somewhat alarming proportions, aud
a number OF deaths have been reported,
While many new cases are considered OF Q
very serious character.
| BOSTON, Jan. Sin Athol, Mas.
| there are over 300 cases OF "la grippe u
The leading physicians are III, severa
schools are closed, aud tn, factories are
/ running short-hsnded.
lE Groal Falls, N. H., over 100 pcople
ar. in with the disease.
At Windsor, Vt, there are nearly 10t
case,. About 5000 persons have beei
prostr ated.
Nerwaik, Conn, estimates that 10 1el
| cent. of The population Is afflicted
| IN Lowell, Mass., DIR. Arthur PhelaI
died yesterday Of capillary bronchitis
superinduccd by Ia grippe. There at,
hundreds OF absen tees from the mills AM
schools.
In Nashua, ". H., it's estimated tina
there have been =. 800 cases, and tn
number Ia increasing.
NEw YoRK, jan. S.-The mortalit,
here keeps increasing, but, counting th,
deaths, Dr. Tracy, the Registrar OF Vita
StAtistlcs, e,iil aiheres to the belief tha
the climax is close ut haud, II u has no
been reached, ard that n falling OF II
the mortality will shortly follow, aud h
as y 'onounc.d as was the increase. Th
de ,hs reported to the Bureau OF Vita
Statistics Tor the ~ hours ending al nopi
to-day figured up 80, the highest yet.
| D-spntches are coming IN from man
points Ia Illinois, Iowa and Indiana, re
porting the grip raging. Few fatal case
are heard OF.
LONDON, Ont, Jan. s. There are 90
cases OF influenza in this city, and tn
disease continues to spread. One case 4
which the patient was attacked with con
mild form.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

The residence ri { a 'eI T.. Hawlcy,
ESD, No. 6l6 East Bixth q ret, was
made bright last ey ling, Wa lnesday,
January s, 1890, by cry happy event.
Mr.. William E. Bryan and Ms, Annie
B, Caha |. both Of Quee. nnc's county,
Md. were made ore by the ev. } In d.
&. llama. pastor OF Asbn NJ. +.
Church. At s o'clock, to the music OF :,
beautiful wedding march, played by Mits
-, the young couple slowly de-
scended the stairs and took their position
be lore the minister. While the tubdued
tones OF the music continued, the Deanti-
ful marriage service of the Methodist
Church was performed, which Joined the
hands and lives OF The happy pair
Among the quests who gathered to wish
the bride and groom abundant Happiness
were Mr. Samuel Carer and wife, Mr.
Jacob Eilwauger, Hiss Draper, Mrs. B.
7. Leonard and others. The company
enjoyed the hospitality Of Mr.. aud Mrs
liawley until u late hour, aud then de-
par ed with many good wishes for the iu-
ture Of their young friends in life's jour
ney. The bride AMI groom took An early
train this morning tor their home in
Queen Aune's county, Md
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

The next public exhibition of the War
rem Athlete Club will take place at the
Opera House on Thursday evening, the
23d inst. They are negotiating for the
appearance OF Jack Fogarty. d. II.
O'Brien will spar Murphy Of New York.
The Athletic Club OF the Schuylkill Navy
will send q teAt tn Of good sparrers and
wrestlers. J. ,. Reilly, champion ANA
teur bantam weight wrestler of the
United states; DIR. J. X. shell, ex-cham.
plon middle-woight wrestler; j. X. Hy-
slop Prof. William Coupe, the famous
wrestler; IL. w. echlichter, I. 3. Wilson,
W. r. Pfptfur and other famous wrestlers
and boxers will he present. Among the
Warren Club athletes who will contest
with their PlIiladelphia rivals will be
Horace Mcdaniel and p. Shields among
the boxers, and J. Y. Cooper, William p.
spoerl. John G. Spoerl, James Wilding
aud others amdng the wrestlcrs. Other
attractions will also be offered.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

MEssRs. EDiTons:-ll re Is something
that viii probably interest tho readers OF
the ELrrBliCAN. | have kept care
iui account OF the cletr AMI rainy days
Tor the past year. anil submit ths follow
ing January had - clear days, 8 rainy
days and | snowy day; February had 20
Gear days, : rainy days and snowy
days; March had 22 clear, y rainy aud
snowy day; April hal IL clear aud -
rainy days; May had - clear and 5
rainy dayc; on the a ernoon OF the l0lh
Se had sand storm; june had II clear
and rainy days; July had Is clear and
IL raiuT days; August had "a clear and I
rainy daJn; September had Il clear aud
lG raipS days; October had - clear, :
rainy and snowy day, on tie I'D; No
yeInber had "A clear, IS rainy anl /
snowy day, the 10Th; December had >.
clear aud rainy days. This makes IA
total Of 10 rainy days, 23s clear days, Z
snowy days and sand storm day.
OBSERVER
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

DANvIL.n, Ia jan. s.-Amos Apple
man, the mau who attempted the daring
robbery of the First National Bank OF
Bioomsburg yesterday, was captured this
afternoon by Detective Rebman about
ten miles from this place. lie was caught
on the highway while making his way
across the country He Is a tall, powerful
man, witt, the appearance OF Western
cowboy. lie VIA EauGculIed and brought
10 his city and taken on the evening
train to Bloomsburg, where he will be
placed lu Jail.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Negro Colonization In Oklahoma.

KASsAs CITY, Mo-, Jan. "a special
from Topeka says w. /. Eg cson, the
Topeka man who Ia endeavoring to In
duce tho negroes of South Carolina to
emigratc TO Oklahoms, has already sue
ceeded 10 settling 500 negroes there.
They are mostly from Topcks, and have
left during the past six months. They
have established "a colony near king
iishar. ."a are oreniug farms and build
ing houses. ERleson seems 10 be actin Z
on his own responsibility. Influential
colorcd men bere think that he will go to
Oklahoma himself and there enleavor to
become the leader OF the political he.
groes,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

The pew pipe orgap just finished fe "
builder, John Brow1. was opened lasi
night 10 the Old Swedss' Church, before
an audisnos that crowded church end
gallery snd some had TO stand. The
religious services were conducted by
Bishop Coleman, In his remarks he
congratulated tho congregation and the
choir for their success In procuring a
new organ, ana the organ was tho more
credit that 1t was built by a Wilmington.
iau.
,Iohn Craig, oreanist at 81. Andrew q
Chuich, presided at the new organ, and
brought from it some excellent music.
The sweet, Ielodious tonesI OF the organ
was specially noted by all present. Miss
haie Currtnder WAS present and sang
some excellent solos, and Mr.. Harry
Baird also sang u solo with good effect.
The organ Is supplied with two sets OF
keys. The pipes are made OF the best
white plae and shellaced.
The front pipes are all speaking and
are all richly decorated in gold and gay
colo 8. The organ contains all the mod :
crn improvements and Is frst-class in
every respect. The following is q syLop-
sis oi the organ:
bhLAi oRoANt W ~ ~ ~ NoTt5s
l. Open DiapssoD, 8 feet.
.. DnlcIana, 3 feet.
3. Principal, 4 feet.
4. Harmonic Flute, 4 feet.
SWELL ORGAN, IS NOTES.
3. Viola. $ feet.
@. stop D.apasou, bass, s feet.
q Melodis, 8 iset.
8. Violin, icet.
PEDAL. % NOTES, ccc toe
0. Sub-bass, 16 feet.
| CoUrLEKs AND MECHANICAL sToPs.
10. Great 10 pedal.
II. Swell to pedal.
IL. Swell to great.
Is. Pedal check.
II. Blower signal, verieal swell.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

HooKsTowS, Beaver Co. Jan. S.-Th,s
place Was thrown into the widest excite
neLt last night by the appearance OF q
gang of regulators. They called at thu
residence OF Johnson Calhoun, one Of the
oldest and weal.hiest md best .known
residents OF Beaver county, aud demGud-
ed that lie make amends for his alleged
brutality to his wife. They called upon
him to come on the street. Calhoun
frat refused, hut was finally induced to
make his appearance. The regulators
then seized him, aud placing him on a
rail started on march through thu
streets of the town. Tue constable and
others attempted to interfere, but the
men were determined.
A constant fusiiade of shooting from
revolyers and shot guns wss kept up
while they marched through the streets
and around the squars where Calhoun
resides.
Calhoun Is a very large man. At fret
he fought desperately, then he pleaded
Justify Tor mercy, appealed 70 his neigh
hors 10 protect him and finally he offered
the regulators any money they would
name to release lin. They refused his
money and bounced him on a rail around
the town Tor Dcariy half An hour and only
quit when their strength gave ont.
Iiy this time lie was badly hurt and
terribly frightened. Upon his promise
to treat his wlis better In the future he
was tossed from the rail- and allowed tu
10 tn his house.
Calhoun is over 90 years of age, aud
his wife 10 young AMI quite handsome.
aud II Is said he has been insanely aud
GnJusily jealous Uf her.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. s.-A stationary
engine used by Burke Brothers III run
ming the steam drills in their quarry near
Greenvllle, exploded It's boilers with ter
rife io'ce this morning, causing the
death of the engineer, an Italian, the
fatal injury Of a Hungarian and severe
injury to several other workmen. The
engineer WAS caught on the neck by a
iiying piece OF the boiler, and his head
was completely severed from his body.
The boiler had been in Use in the quarry
for number OF years and is believed TO
have become defective from continual
exposure to the weather.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

BETHLEHEM, Jan. s.--WillIam II.
knecht, well to do farmer OF Bushknl
Centre, who was found unconscious in
room al the Pacific House, south Beth
lehem. yesterday morning from the ef-
feet. OF inhaling illuminating gas died
early this morning. His wife, who had
been summoned, was at lis bedside.
Mira. kuoclt told the landlord tha,
her husband had on several occasions
when 10 his cups threatened TO take his
HE. lie haI been drinking on Saturday
an they had Gusrrelled. When he lett
hcmc he told his vile he was going away
and that It was the last time she weuid
see him. 1t is evidently case OF sui
eide.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

LONDON, Jan. s.-Mr. Parnell takes
notice OF the Ennis Board vote OF conf
dence In Captain 0'shea's charges only
to say that this proceeding "May te
most advaniagoously met with the
deadly weapon Of silent contempt" "
he says.
Il intend to defend the action. At the
same time l utterly aud entirely deny all
culpability, Tor, to use the words OF
'Stonewall' Jackson, there are times
when the insigniiicancc Of an lccuser is
lost In the ingratitude Of the sccusa-
tion."
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Found a Man He Could Lick.

LONDON, Jan. Charley Mitchell
the pug Hist, made violent attack on
Lord Vaudeville in the Abingdon restau-
rant last night, and he was severely y
mauled before friends could intervene.
Mitchell first struck at Mr.. Baird smith, a
backer In tho Slavin fight, but he lodged
aud the blow foil on Vaudeville, who
was standing behind Baird. Mandovlle
resented It, aud was punished. Mitchell
subsequently, chastised Baird. The other
sports present iuteriered, aud Mitchell
and Pony Moore had to make q hurried
exit. They were hooted by the crcwd on
feRching the street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

The Pusey & Jones Company have con-
tractei vita the Houston Ice Company,
of Houston, Texas, for tho building OF
an Ice machius capable Of furnishing
fifty tons OF Ice per day. The total
weight OF the machife will be about
rs, 600 pounds, and it is to be del ve,ed
next March. This machine is all addi-
tion to the plant OF the company made
necessary by tie increased demand for
artificial ice. The manufacturers will
send u skilled machiuist to Houston to
superiutend the erection OF the machine.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
I,sin and snow In Illinois.

MoNrCELLo, ILL.,, Jan. s.-The rain
las fallen almost iucesshntly here aud
throughout Central lllinoise since Janu
a,y lst. At u late hour Monday night
the heaviest snow fall OF the season
begun. Tho heavy rain has oyerilowei
the Saugdmon river, and the bottom lands
are all submerged. AlDeca,ur the river
is two feet hghsr than 1t was during the
big fcoi OF lsst Summer. All small
streams are overtowing.