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Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
An Automatic Thu Type Machine.

From the London Times.
The latest development Of tho penny
automatic delivery box Is . machine for
taking portraits, which will shortly be
competing iu railway stations and othor
public places with the sweetmeat and
cigarstte machines. Tho person to bc
Photographed takes hi. stand In front OF
The lens, with bis back 10 post or rail
fixed at a distance OF three feet from the
m chine, and adjusts himself so that his
full lace shall be ref ,cled in the mirror.
with his left hand Ls then puts q penny
In the slot, and remains motiouless Tor
livc seconds, whom the souni OF q bell
announces that the impression Ia com.
ple,e. In forty seconds more the flushed
photograph, oil metal plate, druIs Q
through the delivery hols on to small
shelf, ard the process is complete. An
extra haliEenny will procure q suitable
frame, but th . luxury Is optional. The
impressions resemble those Of the cheap
giAss positive photographs. only that tin
| plate is substituted for glass. Tht
mechanism is at present . secret, bui
the principle appears 10 be that OF Q
rotary arm, which carries tbs plat,
| through a series OF chemical baths I'll
the impression is developed and hxed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
DIED.

~ EeT.-At Los Angeics. CALIFORNIA,
on May 49, 1890. Howard l.. Guest, In
his 29th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend lis funeral from tie residence of
his father, j.. II. Guest, near bellevue,
liinndywine hundred, ON sunday after
noon, May 10. ut 2 O'Clock. Services at
Newark Union NJ. h. Church.
McKINNEf.-on May "a, 1890. Susan Nc
Kinney, in her 6bth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend tho funeral from her late resi-
dcnce, on Gordon street between
Twenty-sccond and Twenty-third, Ninth
ward, on Tuesday, ut ! O'Clock, p. IN. In
torment at Newark Union buryina
ground.
PUENELI..-On May cath, benjamin
Purneli. in the 18Th year OF his age.
Due notice Of the funeral " i'll be given
| RlLEY.-in Philadelphia. May %, 1890
Corn A., wife of Harry W. Riley, ageu
33 years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited to attend hcr funeral from the
residence of her husband. No. 1917 Wesi
| seventh street, Philadelphia, on Tue,
| day Afternoon, ut O'Clock. Intcrmeni
| at ltiverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Before

making your purchases for furniture you
should visit AdaIr's, 4l5 Market stree,
an see his stock aud get his prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
RlpnnnA Lei LnnAa.

AT 10 o'clock thi, forenoon Samuel y.
Belts, agent ior the Adam Express Com
pany, let of about four dozen pigeons in
toe yard In the rear oil the City Hall. Tie
pigeons Immediately commenced clfclins
around up over tho City Hall tower,
widening each circle, and dariiug Of ia
bearing to Newark, N. j., where they
were sent from. They seemed to have
some difficulty In getting the right bear
Ing, and when last seen they were head
Ing up the BrAndvw " Inc nh. f.t,ss"".
belonged to the Five Homing Club. New
ARK, n. j. Tho mock let oil ono day last
week by Mr.. Belts from the same place
at 10 O'Clock REACHED Newark at l2l3.
Tue distance Is 100 miles. The piseoni
are In training Tor race that 10 soon 10
come oil.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
THIRD EDITION

Brnndyu mo Hundred Leads Them All.
Several yeaIs ago . struggle was bt gun
between Christians hundred to The north
W,st OF Wilmin2ton, and New Castle
hundred to the south, tor ths supremacy
IN the town 1t business, tut quite re-
Gently brighter sun has arisen In the
tasi.
k,cky, shady, romantic, heslthy,
sleepy old Brandy wine hundred, has to-
come wonderfully awakered. All these
woodland slopes, ind grassy table lands,
lying between tie Philadelphia turnpike
and the Delaware river, are being taken
up By town boomers aud the farmer 10
being driven Into the back country.
There are already the towns oi North
and South Holly Oak, Gordon Height
Ed. cinoor, East Lake aud Msplewood
pushing ahead. But you ask: Where Is
Maplewcod? Why 1t Is the place where
1S lots were ssld ut n tale On last Tues
day. ..
II is towards Philadelphia, bu, not so
far, rs the Market ftree. electric cars
SOP there. II is towards tho Shellpot,
hut oue half mile this way. II Is not the
ground bought by the Railroad Com
pAny for Its shops. but It adjoins these
lands. ..
1t is not in the city hut very close to
l.. 1t his all ci y advautas se., gas, water
aud very rapid transit.
Mr.. Tulley sub-divid.d th Sc lands
about one week ago, and has succeeded
10 Hing so lots, besides grading, cinder-
ing and grayeliug the aveuues.
A rousing big public sale OF these lots
Is advertised for next Tuesday afternoon,
st2 o'clock. You had better attend this
sale II you want lot at Maplowood.
The number Of lots remaining ussold
are not great, and you may fail to get
one, except you hny second hand, and
pay ii Q speculato.' profit.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
birthday Stirnris,

Quite large number o you, peoJis
gave Miss Edua NJ. Bullock, No. SI5
VanBuren street, q very pleasant birth
day surprise iast evening. A PLEASANT
evening was spent. Refreshments, wcts
served In abundance and humber of
presents were received by Miss Bullock.
Among those present wera Misses Lena
staats, Fannie Harmau, May Mcclure.
Bertha Brown, Katie Zimmerman, Ida
Stewart, Illlls Hsnce, Maggie llancr.
Miss Pyle, Miss Bates. Susie Lynai".
Mis-, barnard, Miss Clark. MISC. Pub
Misses Katie and Emily BllI,ck AZ!
Mes,rs. owen ". Wyatt, CHARLES l..
zimmerman, Harry X. Thomas, liaIy
Adams, Char.es Mi ldleton, Oscar
Draper, Charles Taswell, Z. 4. sacger.
W. Jones. q. r. Mason, Paul Mcclure.
Harry EainsterRer, Water SmAlley,
Il. ESQ BAily anil Walter Drake.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Dots.

ses tire Ivers and Pond Pianos with
mi illsr At Robelen's. 7l0 Market street.
The dry goods store. No. $40 West
Seventh street, 10 offered for rent, and
tho fixtures arc offered for sale.
emeltz g. Co., dealers In all kinds Of
Southern produce, wholesale and retail.
Give US call. We receive large con-
sigDments Of Southern produce every
day, which must be sold. No. l3 East
Fourth street
Porgies, bass, butterfish, codhsh, cat
fsh. haddock, shall, clans. Il. n. Starr,
sos Madison street.
Mrs Amelia Carly, and Mrs. Margaret
Sterling. started this morning for Will
mibgton, North Carolina. as delegates
from the Mahxla Tent Association Of
our city.
WIN. Clark, of Yorklyn, had . fine
colt 50 bad injured on Thursday by COM
lug In contact with bArbed wired fence,
that lie deemed 1t sd visable to call In DR..
knight of Kennett Square, Pa, to treat
1t.
Professors Goodnow and B.air will re-
open their dancing school in Messick's
Hall, Second street near Washington,
this evening. All their friends are In
vited to attend.
The ex-prisoneis OF war will meet to-
night at 7.30 O'Clock. In DUPONT Post
rooms, to take action In regard to the
certificates OF membership and change OF
meeting night.
Ask for Spot Cash r. R. smoking.
PoSt Boy Is pure and sweet tobacco.
San Rosa Sc. cigar is the best. Z. h.
Durstein, Wholesale tobacconist.
Durstein gives gool read cart with
cigars. No. o East second street.
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church.
Services conducted by Rev. Rotert b..
Beattie at 1880 a. m. and 7.30 p. u.
Sunday school at $50 r. In.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24

Redly the freight shines through the
room,
Chasing away all the shadow and gloom;
Light -hearted children are prattling III
glce;
Father is happy as can be.
For the wife and mother who suffered SO
long,
Is getting her health back and soon will
be strong,
And who is so happy as che Il to night
As she thinks OF the shadow that's taken
lbs flight
The shadow of disesse that darkens SO
many homes. and makes the life OF wifr
and mother one Of terrible suffering.
How pleased we are to know that at last
a remedy has been found for all those
delicate arrangements aud weaknesses
peculiar to womon. 1t comes to cheerless s
homes with 'iglad tidings Of great Joy.
Dr. Pierce's Favorile Prescription has
done for women what no other remedy
has lone, or can do, and 1t Ia not to bt
wondered at that women who hfv. been
cured by 1t are go enthusiastic IN IT.
praise. II is the only medicine for women
sold, by druggists. under u positive guar
antee from tho manufacturers OF HAtts
iactipn or money returned.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
FIFTH EDITION
AIrs. Cleveland n Flower OR,

NEW YoRk. Nay 2s.-Mrs Grove,
Cl,veland sold roses last night 1t "a
each. For the sake OF this poor ip,,n,.
grant girls, who are ass'ttei by the Ms.
zion OF our Lady OF the Ro, ~, she ira.
sided at the fair that 10 being Il II H.
their hensht a. the Arinpry building
broadwsy End Thitty NTH street, and
tho ,1ct OF hor preacnee attracted a
thronR that blocked all the ebtraures IN
the building. Ex-Prrsidant Cleveland
was TO have accompanied ht. vile. hut
he was indispt sed. and Mrs. Cs,elaud
was escor cd 70 the isir by MIR. Juseub j.
O'Donchue. V
With 10 little difficulty a pathway wa.
cleared through the thronr, and Mira
Cleveland ma 10 her way 10 the q .theJrai
table, which. In An,ic patton OF her com.
Ing, had been trans ormsd Into a floral
bower. She was surrounded Ly Mrs.
Joseph J. VDonohue, Mrs. Thomss
O'Donuhue, Mrs. J. Eh ne;andrr D,llon.
Misc Coleman, Miss Julia Kent, Mrs X
y. HHnptll, Mrs. Mo gan }. o. 3rien and
Miss Josephine Guam. Presently sic
began the sale oi Tue bank OF rose, m,
Was before her on the booth. JOSEPH i.
oDouohue paid S2j fur the ii,st lose,snl
he wss followed by j. RLinslander Iii.
so"t A"o"no " DuhubuF, luufuAS kIttS.
tue Rev. Charles McCrea ~, Jsme. D.
O'Gormsn, James s. Coleman, James
Tra'nor aud John Tobiu, who Invested
In roses al the same figure.
Among Oh ers who hal tie plcasu ot
receiving arc from Mrs. Cl,vst,d I'll
prices that ruled from $40 to g. w,re p, \
J. Meehan, John J. Vincent, u. =. NJ
Carthy, l. A Barrow. l.. B. Luce, L. F.
Murphy. W. }. lIenn"ssey, Eiw4rd Far.
rrll, II. J. Currc, Frank J. NJ. Dlnn,
Adolph Luhrs, B,uen Bischun, William
Ssltzer, John A. Sulllvan and WIN Rat.
ledge. 50 den.e was the crowd that de.
sired to see Nrs. Cleveland and purchase
her roses that q line had to be formed.
and thousands OF o'her flowers we're sold
At all sorts Of prices. With about an
hours hard work Mrs. Cleveland hat
'so.d out" at the Cathedral table, and
she was then escorted to the re. uiar
| flower stand, where she 200 hal aLoth,r
group Of anxious buyers about her.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Glorious bay,

Grand rally at Mt. JOY NJ. L. Church.
South Wilmington, ID l., on Sunday.
May 25th. 1890, Tor the purpose OF raising
1900. There will be preaching at 1850
a. IN. by Rev. J. Il. Brinkley, OF Nv
Castle. and singing by the choir OF MI.
Joy NJ. Il. Church. At 3 p. IN, ,hera
will be pre- ching by Rev. J. A. Richard.
son, of St. D.niel's Church oil chester.
Pa. singing by his choir. There will bs
preaching at 8 p. IN. BY Rev. j II. scots
OF Haven Nj. Il. Church, West VII
mIngton, DEL; singing by Ills choir. I1is
will be u glorious day In South Wilming-
ton, Del. There will he scms very iins
singing all day. The captains are dri ling
their companies Tor this battle OF that
day. Come over and help us. S.as
free. Rev. g. ii. WashinAt ton, pa-tor.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
The Origin of the FIRE at Yorkiyn.

The Kennett Advance says: Bertha
Mo0 e, twelve years OLD, living in the
family OF William Clark, at Iorklyn,
and niece OF Mrs. Clark, has confessed
to .ler aun. that she burned the barn on
We ellnesdty of last week while they
verb In Wilmington market, and says
that she did IL through a feeling of re-
veDse toward her uccle btctuse OF a
repttmand received from him u iGw days
pr, yious. She Is lett in charge Of the
house on Wednesdays while they attend
msfket. aud ON this day she says that she
went out to the barn and threw burn
iuS match into the straw NOV, which
she then found it impossibl, TO extln-
gukh. she will be seat to her home
! aluve Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
A "Reminiscences,

Barclay Lloyd, of Loudon County,
Virginia, had sale of horses aud
cows at Coreer Ketch q few days
ago. Thirty years ago Barclay
Was one OF tbs popular young men OF
the Deig ghborhood, but IL has betn twenty
eight years since he lett the neighbor-
hood, and these twenty -elght years have
witnessed great changes. Very mauy Of
his old companions are gone the way OF
all flesh. One OF the survivors who was
at the sale said that to hear Barclay
laugh was TO revive all the memories of
Corner k-tch Us 1t was before the war.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
GynnI EAcur,.,nt, Pit,sburg.

GVIIli E.NcNIf.1I n I7ItftbUTS.
The Knights OF Gollen Eagle will give
an excursion 10 Pittsburg on the Penn
sylvsnia Railroad. Tickets good from
May "a to 81. Round trip $1,000. Or
der for tickets can be obtained from
Frank Willing, sly Lombard street or
at 500 Market ste In the evening, or
from any oil the members.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
RADAM'S
MICRO4E KILLER
Cures all Diseases.

Arer myself and wife had used your MI
crobe Killer with great benent, althou:h
have not . farthins's pecuniary Interest IN
your remedy, unsolicited aud on my own re.
sponsibility, l wrote to nearly forty Of those
whose certificates yog, publish, emor.slnE
ent Impressions OF WIN. Rsaam's Microbe
kilier.N l am happy to state the replies
we're not only favjrsble bnt . enth ,,.,
almost surpass belief Sincerely yours.
l. W. bAkSUM.
263 Halsey street. Brosklyn, N. y.
Rocks explaining how microbes cause
disease. and giving 4 history of the Microbe
Killer given away or uAailet Tree to ANY Ad-
dress. Agents wanted every where.
Agent for New Castle County, John J.
wilhelm, Office 10 West Second street, Will
mington.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
I,nnortant Intor,nat,on

The proper and picturesque route for
business and pleasure travel from this
city to the Catskill Mountains, Saratoga
and other New York State resorts. 10 by
the West Shore Railroad. By taking the
Psnnsylvania Railroad passengers will
make direct connection with the West
Shore In Union Depot at jersey City.
ard commencing about June 10th draw
Ing room cars are run through without
change.
For tourist books, time tables and In
formation regarding the West Shore
Railroad. cali on or address b. B. Jagcs,
General Eastern Passenger Agent, 36S
Broadway, or G. Z. Lambert. General
Passen ger Agent, 8 Vanderbilt avenue,
New York City. "summer Excursions, u
handsomely illustrated book, giving
description Of tho Hudson River and
New York State resorts, will be mailed
ou receipt Of 5 csnts postage.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Memorial SERVICES.

The memorial services Mt the Opera
House to morrow afternoon will be highly
interesting and impressive. Tie Grand
Army posts oi this city will be present,
and Hddie SIS Will be delivered by the
Rsvs. Barrett, Collins and others. The
Posts viii meet ut their headquarters a,
O'Clock, TO proceed TO the Opera House.
At y o'clock IN the morning Smyth
Post will assemble ut the headquarters,
Third and King streets, TO attend divine
service At Asbury NJ. X. Church.
AT the same hour DUPONT Post, No. 2,
will meet at their headquarters, Tenth
and Market streets, to proceed to Ep-
worth NJ. z. Church, where an appropri
ate sermon will be preached by the pas
tor.
DUPONT Post will meet again at Z
o'clock In the evening, to attend divine
service at the ii st Protestant Methodist
Church, Seventh street near Walnut.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
EARLY Rislus.

OF early rising the British Medical
Journal says: ''It 10 synony 10 long
life histories with short sleeping, which
means rapid recovery from fatigue,
sign Of bodily strength. Thsoe scientific
facts In no wise contradict tho alleged
value OF early rising ~ . practice TO BE-
cultivated BY all persons in good hoalth.
II is excellent % moral discipline, and
eminently healthy ~ . matter oi fAct.
Most persons will eat three meals daily.
When . man gets up lsto those meals
will probably follow each other e. too
short intervals to be wholesome. When
he ia an early riser It will probably DC
otherwise. He can enjoy . good break
fast. and by the time for bis lunch OF
m't.lay dinner ho will have an honest
appetite again"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
proceeding. Of Epwor,h League.

ELKroN, Md, May 23.-Fourth ses
sion "a. so q. M, com mlt.ee meetings.
800 a. m. devotional service.
o, IS a. M, business. --=e
1000 M, a papr was read by Raw.
j. d, G. Hanna on the "ImportaDce ui
Organization. Discussion op nei by
Rev. Fred i. McKiuscy OF Port Penn.
1880 o. m., Roman Catholicism versus
the publlc tchool sy stem. Discussion
20 bY opened by Rev. Charles A. Grlse oi
Brsi dyw Inc.
II 10 "A. In a paper was read by Jos.
Pyle, Esq, of 81. Pnu's, WILMINGTON,
Subject, Purify and Power the Suprem,
A IN of the League" ID scussion opeL Cd
hy II ". Is. +. Price Of Chrlsiiana, iol
low, Il by few remarks from Mis- Lilli,
|. NJ eRae OF Brandy wine, WILMINGTON.
II Fnry Vensiuger, Esq, prayed 10
purity aud power.
Dpxo.osy ard benelictlon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Dancing Vacation,

Professor A. 8. Webster mas given hli
adult classes In dancing vacation uIa
next sutumn, aud the event wac cele
brated with IA reception last night In ths
rooms OF Eden Hall. The Opera Huus
orchestra, under the direction Of Jose9h
Burasuer, furnished music. About lOO
couples participated. At midnight re
freshIncn,s we're served in the hall, III.
afternoon the cbildren's floral closing
reception will be given. The hall viii 10
h .ndsomsly decorated, and several
original new dances by Professor Web
ster will te given.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
n,xn.l,red nnr,c,le,h so;d.

PITTssuRG, May 23.-A Franklin, Pa. .,
special says: Messrs. Miller and sibley
to-day sold to Sehmulbach and Park, Of
Wheeling, W. Va, the yearlins colt
Gold Coast, sire Electioneer, dam Edith
Carr, by Cla X Chief. This colt is iuil
brother to Campbel's FL, ctioneer, j. year
odd. record OF 2.22Is, and to the same
raites sold the yearlug colt Golden
SLOPE, by Electiouter, dam Addie, the
dam OF woodruff, 2.lG14, and M.non,
2sl. The price tor tho pair WAS ti2 100.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
FOURTH EDITION
aIunicipai Court.

This mornings session OF the Muuici-
pal Court convened at . o'clock with
Judge Ball presiding. The following
cases were disposed OF:
Harry Gsarry was charged with being
drunk and dis0rderly. He said that he
got his liquor 10 Chester, aud - II was
the iire time hs had been before the
cour hs escaped with . hne Of VI and
costa.
George Warren also made his fret ap-
pearAuce on . charge OF drunkenness
aud was fined 81 aud costs.
Daniel Collins, who has been belore
the court on a number Of occasions, was
fined e5 and costs for his besetting sin Of
over indulgence In intoxicants.
George Hensel INDUCED in grand old
drunk last night, which caused him to be
fined 81 and costs this morning.
jeremiah Dorshell thought lie would
have a quiet little drunk last evening,
but unfortunately for himself fell Into
the iands Of the police. This morning
he was Introduced to Judge Ball who
informed him that he mus. hand over 81
aud ! sts.
Michael O'Toole and Augusta, Cole
man, two white men, We're charged with
com hitting an assault and battery on
Frederick johnson, u colorei man. The
evidence showed that alter I2 O'Clock
last night the prosecutor and two other
men were on their way home, over Mar
ket street bridge. AS the time O'Toole
and Coleman were sitting on the coping,
with their feet stretched out. One OF the
coloted men fell over their fest and
apologized, but O'Toole drew knife aud
made for him. Tue two men ran, pur-
sued by O'Toole and Colemau, and sue
ceedtd In making their escape, but on
the way back the latter met johnson and
| beat him In brutal manner.
The defendants called Eugene Saycr,
and Clerk of Council Messick, each of
whom testified 10 their previous good
character.
The Judge said that on account OF
| Coleman having wife and six children,
lie W puld not impose an impr sonmcnt,
but sentenced them to pay fine OF S25
and costs each, amounting to $3.50.
Henry Loper, colored, was charged
with committing an assault and battery
on his mother -in.law. When the case
was called this morning she said that be
| camd home last night intoxicated. ha'
| that she did not wish to iress the sun
aud aivo MIN any trouble. The Judge
decided to disuiss the case on payment
Of coats.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
They dot u Hall.

The Delaware State Medical soct.I,
after bel refused the Connct! chaino9,,
Will bod its 1Olst annual convention ~
Eden ii III on June ~. Ti, session VIZ
convene nt 10. 80 u. m. and luJ"ufs
p. IN. An adjournment VIII men ,a, y
made for, dinner ut the Central iio'.a =
The ternoon session will convene ~ !, !.
o'clock. In the evening at s.3o . eio, .
tue resident members will tehief 'A'
soc !ety . banquet.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
splitting In street Cars.

The Front aud Union streets car line
has tackled up notices n the Oars, for
btAling sp ting On the floor Tie habit
IS growing one, aai the company has
beeu compelled to do something to atatr
the nuisance, and the officers h3pc that D
rolico Will he all that is required. I, ,e
company is to be ANN nd d ioy>.hv
ste-s lnty have taken. Ladieg suffer
Efy much from the foul TOBACCO spttle
on the floor. aRd the iouer Oior that flis
ihs car.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24

The First Congregational Methodist
Church, ut the southwest corner of
Fourth and shiplcy streets. There will
be pivihe services tomorrow AS follows:
iihNcr meeting NJ $50 n. M, led by Bro.
lilest Preaching at lO.3O IL. IN. by Rev H.
walker. sunday school 2p.m. Prayer
ana testimony meeting at $50 y. M, led
hy Brother iiyrunS. Prayer meeting @ 30
p m. led by BRO. Morrison. Preaching
~ lao y. M, by Rev. Zacharlah Walker.
lass meeting on Wednesday evening at
l3l y. IN. Prayer and testimony meet.
ton Wnlkcr.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24

We the eundersisnsf Hanks and bankers will
Pay all Prizes drawn In ih8 Loulsians state
Lotteries which may bs presented atour coun-
teTs.
Il. NJ. WALaISLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl
hank.
PIERRE LASAUx. Pres. State Natl Bk.
a. IbAI.DWlN, Pres. Now Orleans Natl
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
I,uti - tlaNa lyt,

Many of the sidewalks IN the city ara
In deplorable condition on acsuun. OF
u holes lett ey tls removal o. lucs,
br Ks. Several ials aud narrow es-
Ga cs from serious injury are reported.
The at'eet and Sewer Commission will
doubtless notify Iroperty owneIs to
make Necessary repairs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Moni,,n,t rnY tic Note.

Ths morning Joseph ilauby, Brandy
wine hundred, entered bail on the docket
OF Magistrate Smith, on Al appeal to the
SUPERIOR Court OF n Judgment obtained
a nst him for ths NON pdymclt Of .
node Tor S3i.GJ, oh,asned as part pay ment
for ri ce -, Dayton Hedge feu ce. Mr.
iiIi]hy claims that his order w,s oh ain
ell lbrou h ,nitreprreeE' alton. John II.
K lney, Ed. vas counsel for Mr.
II ty. Tie Delaware Hedge Company
" as The rlaIU,ilt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
High school Alumni.

The entertainment commit'e, OF ire
Alumni Association Of the Boys llsa
echoo met at the resiieGcr OF ID. ". u
Pierce last evening, aud decided to give
ihe quarterly entertain ment OF the as'e-
ci ,Iion In the assembly room OF tho hita
School on Juue IS. An interesting pro-
gramma will be prepared. The c'mails'
tee 10 DR.. w q. Piercs, Frank y. jones'
W. II. kuriz and II. 7. Piice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
BUY the orvilis Flour.

stable Belle" aud "Worid's Fair"
Ask YOUR grocer for II Dives the best
result; you will like II. shew.rd 4
Chandler are the sole agents Tor II.
Wholes,le aud retail. Phone ITO. Try
our excellent coal only "a 90 per ton:
Discounts to agents nd stores, Steward
& Chandler.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24

The sale OF the Haseltine collection OF
oil paintings aud water col0rs attracted
large number OF persons last evcuipg
to the gallery, on Market street near
near Eighth, and number OF gems OF
art were disposed Of. The eale 10 being
conducted by Hiahheld & Co. auction
eers, and those who wish to obtain fine
WORKS of art at reasonable prices should
be cure to attend this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
It.i.A HALL

Nr. William Suel has taken the man
axement of the DE aware Gray, Jr., B.
B. Cub. They will play the Delaware
Giant, at Front aud Union streets on
thursday, the 2yLh AS both cl1bs have
been in practice for some time good
game 10 expected. Slr. Charles Banks is
captain.