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made, and could, 70 defeat composition.
run ont copies at nominal psice until The
composition Was suppressed. He Was OPP
posea 10 sivinx awav 10 : San Francisco
Publishing honss ! rirht which belongs ID
the people of this state. That i the only
question at issue. whether Bancroft. Whit
new & Co. shall Ret this franchise.
RlnehArt said the efforts 70 amend this
hill are simply elforfs 10 desest il. 10
adopt the amendment would be 60 mutt
late the bill and break the conditions of
the propositions By Nr. Hill upon which
the bill Is based.
Whalley said he had heard Hin very
favorabiy spoken Of by prominent lawyers
outside the legislature as Z proper person
70 do this compiling. He went on to favor
the bill, and TO say that the San Francisco
house to which the work will undoubtesily
60 Is in better condition 10 do il than any
other.
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work in the state, oven IL it should cost 4
little more. What does this bill amount
TOT Just this: A man says, II you will
give me 90 much money. give me copy
right and let me do the printinQ. | will do
the codifying. He did NOT think any such
proposition As that should Be entertained.
Drums amendment was rejected on =
standing vote-s to Is.
The COMMITTEES rose and reported tho
bill back 70 the House.
Owings moved to adjourn I'LL ? on Mon
day; lost.
Owings moved 10 strike out section 9 OF
the bill. providing for the pavment Of $i6.-
o0p in four payments OF 5000 each; lost
o 70 y.
Drum moved to reduce the cost per set
from SO to s.: lost,
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wAsHsxaTos CIry. Feb. A--Tko -
transacted only routine businegs -
iouYned till Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-09

The joint COMMITTEES ON the Washington
school for defective youth leaves tomorrow
morning for Vancouver to inspect the
school there. The committee viii not re-
turn ceiore Tuesday or Wednesday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-09

Ratssr's eighi-hoar hsl Was aoored in the
House today sitter sharp debate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-09

The appointment of clerks who are more
ornamental than useful il becoming .
scandal. and the chances are that IL will be
speedily sat down upon. The House
committee on harbors and naviga-
bic waters, on January -, without
the customary request OF the House for
proper authority. selected . clerk. To-
day McReavy, the chairman. notified
the House OF the unwarranted &C.
ton Of the committee, and asked
that the compensation OF the
clerk be fixed at S. per day. The request
was granted, but not without most decided
objection. Heretofore all committees have
been courteous enough to ask the
House to authorize the appoint
ment OF clerks: and when
the clerk was selected the House was
promptly notified and the name Of the
clerk given. In this case neither was done.
The House has no official knowledge of the
identity OF the clerk. Purdy gave notice
OF a motion TO reconsider the motion by
which the employment of the clerk Was
sanctioned There viii be trouble when
the motion is called up Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-09

There was the usual row in the House to-
DAY over the Saturday adjournment When
the hands OF the clock neared II. a motion
To adjourn until 10 O'Clock Monday Was
made. There were half dozen amend
fnents. and dozen members howiing Mr..
Speaker" all a; once Finally . motion
was put to aajoarn until 30 Monday.
The division was even. IS yeas TO q nays,
and the speaker voting in the Affirmative,
declared the House adjourned, amidst
great upraar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06
Grand Army Matters.

The Grand Army Department Of Della
ware will will meo. 10 Smyth Post, q. A.
K rooms, Third ard King streets, on
Friday, February 18th, at which the
term OF Commander Ayers will have ex-
pred and o new Commander for the
Depai tinent will be elected.
The candidates for tho position, 90 far
as heard from, arc Samuel Lewis OF
Smyth Post, this city, aud Q comrade
uamed Hopkins from Milford. The
contest promises to be . lively one, a.
the down State posts, not having had .
Commander since Commander Now.
bray's tune, naturally claim the Office.
The encampment will be exceptionally
I0ted for the number OF distinguished
Grand Army officials from q distance
who will DO present. One OF the most
notable Of these will be General Russell
A. Alxer, Ex-Governor oil Michigan and
Communicated Chief OF the q. A. r.,
and who came very near being the Re
publican President of the United States
instead OF President Harrison.
Other visitors will be Ex-Governor
Pietpont of Michigan, and Department
Commander oil that State; Hon. Thomas
Steward, Secretary OF Internal Affairs Of
Pennsy lvsnia, and Commander OF the @.
A. X. Of that State; William A. Wheeler,
Department Commander OF Maryland,
and Il. A. O'Deil, Commander Of the
Department Of the Potomac. These wish
tors will all be present at thu open camp
to be held IN the evening at the Institute
Hall, and alter the exercises are over
there . reception will be ten dsred to them
at the Clayton House.
Peter b. Ayars, Commander of the De-
partment Of Delaware, returned home
from Al inspection Of the posts in Ills
jurisdictten on Tuesday evening. As !
genesSi rule he found all the posts In q
sound, healthy condition. On Monday
evening he visited Post 10, at Harring
ton, where . very interesting entertain
ment was given Mr.. Ayars spoke en-.
couraging words Of pra'se to the post,
and Chaplain Rev. J. s. Willis delivered
one Of his usual eloquent addresses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

HEM are more resolutions that the
Levy Court should pass slnce ths
Douehsrty- Williams case bsfore Nag
istrate Bertolstte;
VETERAN, Our faithful tax collector
John J. Dousherty, Of the northern Dis
tfict Of Wilmington, In h's efforts 10 d.
buainess on business principles has had
arrsstsd that Republican miscreaut who
attempted TO pay the taxss Of another,
when REQUESTED by him 70 do % and there
BY terrible fraud upon the county hes
been prevented, and
WHHREAs, Il would be strictly de
honest for the county 10 uss money thus
iilcgitlmately collected; therefore.
Resolved, That the thanks OF thia
Levy Court are hereby rendered to Col
lecior Doug herty for his noble sfforts In
preventing money from Republican poll
tax payers coming into the county treas
ury unless the Republican owing the
money comes In person and pays II him
self
Resolved, That while thus commencing
Collector Dougherty for his attempt
IT. punish fraud, we would recommend
to him to use all possible diligence in
sending out Democratic tax receipts In
"blocks Of five" where they Will do the
most good.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06
A DMINYsrRATOR's SALE
REAL ESTATE.


~ v.rsue Of IN order Of the orphsns' Court
Of the Stats " Delaware ~ and fef New CAS-
Z. fs,s " VI" ( :: q: ~ q d: Ii: !: pnS
~ ON TUESDAY.
THE isru DAYoT FEBRUARY,
Aoa q e = q f Z: cs sas
Esw s.s y ~. ~ SIX q q sGs
No. i All hi iot u isai. win the brick
sisss stsS ,ss Ely Il
p.r.ic.larly bounded and described. .. fol.
sssiasis y At the ueriherly side Of Eleventh
street, between L9r4oard and Pine streets. A.
the s.ssnSs q ~ iPSs; s.''s,y
siIsi With EomS.ra q. u ret % dc soalhsriy
aid sids Of said alley sssisiiy parallel viii
Eleventh street 20 feet TO . stake, thence
psada; s I'm IN a.. E:
west % feet 10 The said side Of Eleventh street.
place o. beginning, With tie free use and
privilege Of the said feet wide alley In CONF
10. / An that certain lot Or land si,usss
and described - followA 10 Wit, Beginning
tween Lombard and rise streets Il The dis.
sirsss; hence soaihsriy parsiisl vi ! LON:
bard street % feet 70 the Middle Of A.ieet
wide alley running from. Lombard ~ Pine
OF said alley and parallel with Nevsnsh
street and ncCsuileS street. % fest 70 staks;
lhe nee :. northerly parallel With Lombard
ley street aud thence thereby westerly 10 feet
70 the place Of beginning, be the contents
xtteudsnce will be sivep and terms made
known bv FRANCIS n. HUFrECkER,
Administrator Il. b. n. or by his attorney.
Atteas. Charles n. Acwhsrtsr, O.. O.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06
Russell M|ss|me { {
SALE.

The subscriber will sell 1t Puhli; sss
re s,dence on the new road, i inlls m q
OF Wilmington. known a. tie Wsus~
oh'''' TUE s6.lS u .MAsoM Tn.fsA.
e 10 O'clock 4: NJ, eleven he.'S
Ne. /. bay mare. sooa worker an
Me- Dick. roam horse. u yeansAv
No. ]. Harry. dark bay. years ola.,aa
ali harness, weighs 100 ponnds, SOUND -,
,s NJ ~ n X. S ssggu %:, - NJ year NAE
,,Sss S Sse, az sl, ser :sa 's :s c "a
~ sc r. fiis, TSs ~ %.i ;g ysse: old
ali harness, q ! driver cen't be bed
takes no -man's mud: Pstchen stock y!
ioal ~ Linden. This Is superior
Sos.z . and ., Three : year old colt. .l.i'
Logan, Harry Browns Percherol hory .
Nos, 10 snd.ii. z colts coming 9 yes7s
." sst 70 make nrst class horses. both ~!
~ lead OF cattle, ~ head OF them dairy q
some with calves BY their sides, others VA
iny Among them are some s 1Lss o,sss ~, NV
and one2 year old, good stock; YEAR
hsrse cart; ,s roller; YORK wssors: jump
.scp: %s ..s nch ntI~s nsssUy
Ii fois::' rstps; bidder cutters; AN ,aiili b
rake. prIndstonr; single and donkle harm
s &c p siSs'f haln.. sss ya;ss
aud lois Of other goods toe M ldSa'
m nav =. the ton, 900 bushels corn, rlsa
| oats, Y &C ei wheat In the ground.
| Terms-Aii suns Of 20 And less g y, o.
/ sums over that amount 2 crruv
| VIII be given by the prasn as ~ nr,rs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

PERHAPS the Levy Court now in
session. at an expense of $50 a day to
the county, can tell us when Demo
cratic poll tax payers will commence
marching up to the collectors Office to
ply their taxes. We have asked the
Democratic papers. which have been
telling Republicans TO step up, when
the Democrats were TO commence, but
they IRE silent; the collectors OF taxes.
but they do not answer, the Demo-
cratic ward leaders, but they answer
not; who can answer Gentlemen OF
the Levy Court, can you ausweri
You, gentlemen, ought to know. The
people want to know why Republicans
are required to mar CHI up" and pay
their taxes while no Democratic pol
tax payers go near the tax office
Speak out, gentlemen. the hard presse.
tax payers OF New Castle County in
lend that you shall give a strict &C
count OF your Stewardship this year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

NAsnINGToS, Feb. 6.-The bill pre-
pared by The subcommittee on the
Worli's Fair was presented to tho full
COMMITTEES yesterday, and adopted with
AN amendment appropriating 81, 800, 700
ior the construction OF building Tor
Government exhibits.
A committee, consisting of Messrs
Gambler. Hut, Hatch aad Wilton, was
sppo'nlcl TO report method OF pro-
cedure Tor tie selection Of a site for the
exposition.
albany, Feb. 6.-In the Senate oil
New York yesterday the Assembly
Worlds FAIR bill, rs AMENDED, was put
upon final reading, but failed to secure =
majority OF tue votes of the Senate. The
yrars were IL aud The nays 5. Seventeen
votes were necessary 10 pass the meas ure.
The bill WAS declared Lost, AMI n motion
10 recons der the vote was tabled.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

IT is claimed that Collector Dough
erty has up to this lime collected more
taxes than any other collector for
many years past, as ole OF his friends
yesterday Put il, he has collected
already and turned over to the county
treasurer over IS ,0OO. Suppose he
has, and has actually collected So, 900,
Is that any Argument why the county
should be cheated out OF 81 900 by
cheating 5000 Republicans out of
their votes that he Democrats may be
kept in rcmeri Nohody complains
that he has hot been dihger, enough
In the collection OF property taxes. 1t
Is the Republican poll taxpayer who
Is complaining. He has rights thai
canno, be honestly ignored. If III.
collectors would collect that "a. COG
that eau easily be collected but which
will be returned TO lie Levy Cour'
next month as uncollt clablc, we reckon
the hard-pressed and overhead
farmers o.! the county would have nc
special objection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

HAVANA, Feb. Cit is generally con-
coded that the sugar yield will be
smaller than was at first anticipated
This is due to two cause.-The prolonged
drought, which has considerably de.
creased the yield OF the eaue; and fire..
quent fires on the plantations, which
have destroyed much cane At Sagus
some estates will scarcely produce 81
per cent. OF the quantity of sugar theJ
expected to make at the beginning Of
the season. The plantation fires hay,
de,troyed about 100000 arrobas Q
cane In the fields Of the island.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

WAsuINGToS, Feb. 6.-1ho funeral Of
Mrs. aud Mia Tracy took place yester-
day morning. The services were held in
the East Room OF the White House and
were conducted by Rev. Dir. George Will
liam Doug lass, rector OF St. johns Pro-
iestant Episcopal Church, and Rev.
George Elliott, pastor of the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church. TIE sing
ing was by the choir Of st. Johns Epis.
cOpal Church, Consisting OF 10 whi,e.sur.
pliced boys and four men. The Eas
Room was crowded with distinguished
persons. The bodies were temporarily
placed in the receiving vault in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

" ID Bt8t6u IN , BhTCubtlC upiItt tuAt
Speaker Reed Is beginning to look
tired and will soon break down under
the mental strain that he Ii under.
going. II might be stated tho that the
Democrats In Congress are becoming
tired, not so much from the mental
strain that exercises them a. from the
opposition that IL freely expressed from
sensible members OF their own party
ct the foolish course they have been
pursuing. Speaker Reed 10 no doubt
very tired He would be more than
human II he WAS not; but he has
achieved q success that will be great
and lasting benefit In the national legis.
laaion Of the country. Should he
achieve NO other success in the M
tional halls Of legislation than the
settlement Of the great principle that
the majority shall rule and enjoy the
benefits Of their success he will stand
through life and In history after lie as
the moral hero that swept away the
clogs Of nllibustering legislation. This
IL something worth being tired for.
Sensible Democrats, now that they
understand the great principle for
which speaker Reed has been con-
tending. are free In the expression Of
how absurd Il Ii for members who are
present In the House when vote Is
taken can be counted as not being
present to make up quorum; as being
present only when they vote, and not
present when they do not vote, though
occupying the same seat.
II 10 threatened that when the Demo
Gratis come into power In the House
again they will retaliste In the same
manner and adopt the same arbitrary
measure. The threat is harmless. Let
them do 1t. 1t 10 Just what should be
done, no matter what party is In power.
II the Democrats have . majority Of
the House they arc entitled 10 rule,
and Republicans will have no more
right to interrupt legislation with fill
clustering tactics than the Democrats
have. MIR. Mex inlcy, one OF the most
brilliant Republican leaders of that
party In the House, In his great speech
the other day acknowledged that he
always felt ashamed when he sat sui
len and silent with his party when il
WAS In minority in the House and
was willing to DO counted % not pres
ant. We have no doubt whatever that
many Democrats under the present
in the House hsxs Snu
eame feelings.
he stand that Spsa1zfr Reed has
sakenwill strike OF The shackles Of
legislAslonsnd l91<No 1t hereafter free
and easy. The worst fooled man is
the great ex rebel free trade tillibuster,
Mills OF Texas, who declared in ad
vance when 1t was found that the Re
Dublicans had majority in the present
Congress that they (thc Republicans,
would not be permitted to pass singl,
measure without the permission of III,
Democrats. Disappointed. hiillsl Ii,
has found at last tina. majorities az,
potent when led by a man OF mora
grit and backbone
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

IT WAS reported yesterday that Col
lector Dougherty had adopted . rule
that no taxes would be received from
Republican poll taxpayers unless they
brought with them freUholders to
vouch that they were really the men
they represented themselves to be,
but when investigated II was found
there was no truth in the report.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06
N. ME6ARY & SON,
SIG TatnalI Street,


We are now complete in all i
our goods for the spring trade
Of 1890. We have made our
choice and the line we offer to
your inspection and considera-
ton is one that gives US great
pleasure, embracing as it does
such goods that are Of the best
the market produces and the
choicest patterns.
While our prices will be kept
as in the past-lower than other
dcalers-you will at the same
time find some rare bargains
among our stock, which we will
not be slow in telling you oil
from time to time. Handling as
we do such vast quantities Of
stock, we are enabled to buy
lower than the prevailing mark
ct prices. In this way we can
offer you many goods at figures
which our competitors would
be pleased to purchase for. We
not alone claim to sell lower
but our quotations and goods
carry out any assertion we
make in the newspapers.
Our leading bargain is in
Good Body Brussels Carpet,
fresh, new patterns, just from
the mills, at 81 per yard. This
is not a remnant sale or old
knock-about patterns-they are
new patterns, made for the
coming spring trade. and of such
designs that they would do
credit for carpet at $3.50.
II you are needing anything
} in our line call at any time and
get an estimate of what it will
cost you to set up housekeep-
a ing. We will cheerfully give
!. you any information you need
! without binding you to sale
: 'Twould be wise as you
J. come our way to stop in Other
:, stores and get their figures
This will show you your gair
: by buying from us. An,
goods bought now will be care
" fully stored, free of charge, fol
March delivery.
:. Now is the time to buy.
N. MEGARY & SON,
Furniture and Carpets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06
Catar Ri, Catarrhal DC..n.s.s-Hay Fe, or
A Now Homo Treatment.


Now Homo Treatment.
Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due 10 the presence OF living
parasites In the lining membrane OF the
nose and eustaehau tubes Microscopic
research. however, has proved this to be
fact, and the result OF this discovery il
that simple remedy has been formu-
lated Whereby ca'airb, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured IN
iram one TO three simple applications
made at home by the patient Oh e iu two
weeks.
n. y. This treatment Is not snua or
All ointment; 10th have been discarded
by reputable physicians rs iniurous
pamphlet explaining this new treat
ment is sent Tree ON receipt OF stan o to
pay postage, by A. H. Dixon & Son, 337
and 500 West King street. Toronto,
Canada.
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

LET 1t be remembered that Collec.
TORS Mckee and Dougherty are the
only collectors within the memory of
the Oldest inhabitant who have refused
70 sit ct night 10 accept taxes from
workingmen who cannot get away
from the busy workshops to pay in
daytime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

Nc medicine seems to be so grand in its
action for rapid curing oil the very dan.
gerous cough and Tor the certain preven-
ton oil pneumonia or Inflammation oil the
lungs, as Dr. simms' White Pulmonic
Bslism, 5oe. and 81. Sold by druggists.
Depot, 4th and King streets, Whining
ton
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

Isit not worth the small price Of 10
cents to tree yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think so cali at our store and get bottle
Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has
printed guarantee on 1t, use accordingly,
and hit does you no good it will cost you
nothing. N. B. Danlorth, wholesale and
retail agent, Second aud Market streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

ANY bank cashier or president who
10 contemplating raid upon the con-
tents oithe bank had betterdo 1t soonas
the new extradition treaty with Great
Britain will soon be ratified and then
Canada Will become most uncomfort-
ably unpleasant for domicile.