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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-02
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
HAAS &. 0PPENHEIMER'S
Great Midsummer Clearing Sale.
HERE ARE BARGAINS
and make
count on 81 doing the work ofS during this can't promise
for those who wide awake and stirring

&c white lawns cut down to 4$4c.
12l5c plaid satin finished cut down to &c.
lac plaids, Swiss and Satin finished lawns
cut down to sc.
embroidered FL0UNCINGS.
We have determined to dispose of every
yard of these goods and in order to accom-
plish our purpose we have given our en-
ployes carte blanche instructions regarding
prices. Prudent parents and guardians will
save money by invest ting this week.
LINENS.
SOC. bleached and unbleached table da-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

As fitting e'ose to the pleasant and
highly creditable work ty the Grace
Jubilee Chorus during the services In
honor OF the twenty fifth anniversary OF
the church, Mr.. N. d. Cloward, the
musical director, has arranged for the
choir to give special service OF gong to.
morrow evening before the regular
Church service. An interesting program
hiss been prepared, composed OF the best
selections sung during the week. The
services will start at6 O'Clock, and will
conclude in time to allow those so de.
string to reach their own churches IN
time Tor the regular Sunday evening
eervlce. The program 10 as follows:
|. Gloria, Choir. .....,......... Mozart
(By irqurstl.
2. lie was Dusp!scd. ..............M essia b
Miss Mary Thiclnan.
| 3. Jubilatc, Choir. .Schilling
!. / Waited for the Lord, Mcndelsslion
Qunrtettc.
). Hark, Hank My Soul. ......... Schellcy
Choir.
O. sulo........l............ Selected
Miss Lille Jnclssons
!, Nearer, sly tod, to Thee .schuecket
Choir.
| 8. nuett,.................. Holy Father
| Misses jackson ana Thieiinan.
.. The Heavens arc Telling e., Creation
Choir.
Doxology.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. james Sindall Of New
port. Del, having journeyed along
through lies devious ways together for
fifty years. the golden anniversary OF
their wedding was celebrated last night
In quiet and becoming manner by their
children. It had been Intended 70 have
. considerable denomination upon the
occasion, but Mr.. 6indall had been very
III for long time, and as 1t was deemed
prudent that there should be no excite
ment to annoy him, nobody but the chill
dren and two or three other relatives
were present. A. II was the evening was
spent very pleasantly, and the company
WAS served to IN abundance OF refresh.
ments. The groom. aged rs, renewed
his youthful troth 10 his wife, aged ",
by presenting her with a new gold wed.
ding ring, the one presented to her fifty
yoars before having worn out. There
were present Mrs. j. Z. Massey and her
son, Franklin Massey Of this city, Mre.
Allen McElwes and Mrs. Florence Par
rish OF Newark, Mr.. George Sindall and
wife Of Newport, Mr.. George sindall, q
grandson; Mrs. Edward Ellcott of this
city and MIRA. Greenwslt of Newport.
Mr.. Robert Sindsll, son aud an engine !
on the r., W. d B. railroad, could not Ia
notified In tune to get substitute in time
to be present, and neither was Wakefield,
Q daughter residing at Jenkintown, Pa.
present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01
~S~ ~
DEATfIS.

CliAifAN1. In this city, on January
81, !inli day NJ. Chti.tut. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are res pcctfuily
invited to attcud the funeral from his
late residence, No. GIL Wost Twelfth
street. Oh sunday afternoon Mt 2.3o
O'clock. Iutermcnt 1T Kivcrvicw Gene
tory.
LONELL-In Camd5n, n. j. on tile 3dth
uit., of I,right,s disease, Wilkin J. low
ell, -in-lnw of the late Samuel 5.
lInzlrL.
Relatives and friends VIII meet the
funeral ~ the Wilmington AVID Brandy
wine Cemetery on Monday, February
Sd. ut " III.
PRICE On January 18th, 1880, Francis
A. Price, In his Seth year.
Services at NJ. T.. Church. at Delaware
City, on saturday, February LIST, ut II
O'Clock. Remains can be viewed at his
late residence, 1906 Washington street,
Saturday morning, at 8 O'Clock.
RoWE.-In Chester, Pa. on January %
SARAH E.. oldest daughter of JAMES
and Margaret Rowe.
Relatives and fricnG>s arc respectfully
| invited to attend the funeral from the
| residence of her parents. No lO9 Soutl
| Monroe street, on saturday afternoon ut
. O'Clock. Interment at Old Catholi,
| Cemetery. !
EARNER,-In this city, on January 90
| Mary, wife of Peter Garner.
Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited to attend the funeral from tn
residence of her husband, 9l2 West sec
ond street, on Saturday morning at 9.3
o'clock. High mass at st. Paufs Churci
Interment ut Cathedral Cemetery. /
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01
Old Sussex Couutian Dead.

Webster W. Walls of this city yester-
day received telegram announcing tho
death OF his grandfather John Walls at
j lhnsops Cross Roads Indian River
Hundred Sussex county aged 80 years,
aud this morning he left to attend the
funeral and pay the last tribute Of re-
spect to his aged grand parent. Mr..
Walls was a carpenter 10 early life and
then became lead ng farmer. He was
au old line whig, marching under the
banners of John NJ. Clayton, and when
the wing party broke up he dropped In
with tho Republican party and remainei
a staunch member OF 1t ever siBcs. Dur
Ing the war aud when G5 years Of sge h,
Joined tie Sixth Delaware Regiment and
was On duty guarding the p. W. Il b
Railroad during the Harry Gilmore raid
He WAS contis ent member of the II. L
Church from his boyhood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01
- -
Something ScN in This CITY.

Rev. Father deRuyter has purchased a
large plot Of ground on French street
between Tenth and Eleventh. The plot
10 quite large, being 2J0xl07 feet in d.
mensions aud was purchased for 81, 900.
The Rev. Father ia working hard to OBJ
tain funds wherewith 70 put up the
necessary buildings. The church will he
known as "st Joseph's Church" The
same advantages enjoyed by white con.
Hregations will be given to the people OF
this parish. The same sisters engaged 10
the educational department OF the other
parishes will devote their lives to the
building up and improvement of tho
eolored Catholics.
1t Is . great joy to the Rev. Father that
The new property Oh French street, which
- years ago was owned by . co!ored
man, will hcnceforth be irrevocably used
BY his colored flock. Until church
will be built the colored congregation
viii meet every Sunday, p. m, ut 81.
AAry's Church. Tomorrow Father
deRuyter will preach OIL "Who is a
ChristianP An earnest invitation l.
extended to all earnest and well meaning
seloted citizens
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01
Newspapers Discussed.

The Boys Mission Band OF Central
fresbyter Church held a debate At
the residence OF Z. I. Taylor, No. goS
Ftngirstrset, last evening. The ques-
tion was: "Resolved, That the news
papers OF the present date do more harm
than they DO good" II WAS debated
npon for nearly two hours. Henry Aid.
rich, E!lweilyn Joucs aud Allen Pawley
argued on the affirmative SIDE and Murry
Harland, John Cole and Edward Hard
castle Oh the negative. Oscar Downs,
Homer Barry and Frank d. Lackey were
judges. The question was decided 10
AyOr of the negative,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

The following deaths were recorded at
Registrar Lees office to-day:
Price-On January 20, At 1906 WASH
ingion street, Francis A. Price, aged IS
years.
SUPPLEMENTARY 80, at 1926 Van.
Buren, street, Amanda J. spurrier, aged
30 years.
Miiler-Janu,ry 30, at 804 West Eighth
street, Jane {. Miller. sged 10 years.
Eewall-January 81, ut lll8 West
Second street, Patrick Newall, aged 81
years.
Rnbisson-Jannary 20, in Sweatman' 4
Court. Violet Robinson aged so years.
Chalfant-Jannary 81, at 6I2 Wesi
Twelfth street, Halliday NJ. Chalfant,
| aged 81 years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

The Young Mems Democratic Club Of
Christians hundred, held a meeting in
Odd Fellows Hall Highlands, on Thurs
day evening. 1t Was called 10 order by
Peter J. Haughey, who gave brief
history OF the club, and sald 1t now had
% members. After reading q letter from
William I. Lyman, regretting that sick
ness prevented his presence, he intro
duced L. G. yandegrift, Esq, who alter
sulog!ziDg the club, spoke In the highest
terms of the zeal of Democratic members
OF the Levy Court and Tax Collectors,
showing y; city c0nclusively his approval oil
the buildozing course pursued by Messrs.
Dougherty aud Mckee, and to Republl
cans 1t really seemed that the use OF
Winchester rifles down South to main
tain Democratic asoendency. could b.
readily sanctioned by similar argument
The next speaker introduced was Hon
Charles b. Lore, who, In addressing tn,
c ub, said it WAS the duty OF every indi
vdual member to work for the cause au,
principles oil the Democratic party, as h,
thought the two parties had almost go
.. equal in numbers, aud he hoped tina
, Christiana Hundred Democrats woul
: turn from the minority to the maiorit.
in favor Of the honest principles Of iii
Democratic party. Mearns' brass ban
! furnished music for the occasion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01
THIRD EDITION.


Z Oae Old Record Drlnss Out Another.
Z A. O. Brinton, who Is Writing the his
1pry Of Delaware, In looking up old rec
= fouud IN old dead 70 which he
lea the attention Of Mra John Wier,
u lnoludsd the place she bought on
y Philadelphia pike II was made ous
h 1ee0, 200 years ego; tbs location and
Ulesure Of each house, smoke coming out
Of each chimney were given. There
stood the old tenant house on Mrs.
WleF's place, the oak tree, the hill. tn,
old KinK'a road, the Philadelphia road,
I'll - we'll preserved AZ II written yester-
dsy. Tue land In that old decd Is called
Roekla-d. The parties who owned the
place wore all Swades. II would take up
100 much space to give the nance In the
deed, which lie real curiosity. Mr..
Brinton also read 70 Mira. Wicr an cx-
tract taken from Al old Swedish history
In the Wilmington Library. 1t speaks
OF tho spring on Mre. Were place and
its medicinal quality as being better
known then than they are now. 1t
speaks in Mr.. BrInion's record out OF the
library OF Tree that had rained on a
party Of swedes that came to settle In
Delaware, but Mrs. Wier has the whole
history OF that wonderful rain from Mrs
Kroshon Of New York city, descendant
OF the first Swedes who settled this
country.
+ This book was published in Sweden in
1910, and wa. made up OF extracts from
letters Of those who came here 10 settle
this country. One colony came 10 Della
ware aud were discouraged. Their
women and little ones were SICK. Della
ware wac not healthy and the water was
bad. One, Mr.. Peterson, who lived near
whore Edgcmoor stsnds, brought all the
sick women and children and they
{ eAmpod around the spring on Mrs.
Wier's place. He told the party OF the
WoOd -rful curative powers OF the water.
The party cAmped at tho we'll for months,
and when they we're all well aud healthy
aed about to leave the spring they all
knelt down to give thanks to the Al
done them, and bis Kindness 10 restoring
tnem to health. And while they were
all knecling, abou. o'clock In the daJ
and not one cloud IN the sky. there fel
from the cedar tree at the spring gent
rain that wet the kneeling party and thu
ground around about them.
Mr.. Brntou's record OF the rain com.
ing out oil the tree, taken from the book
IN the Wilmington Library, is the cam,
- given In Mrs. Kroshon's. Swedish let
YER, only Mrs. Kroshon's book goes more
into detail; 1t describes the spring and
tree aud the rain and the whole solemn
scene as II You wero looking at 1t. Tht
co onists thought this good omen; i
gave them fresh courage to bear tn
hardshlps encountered BY the first set
tiers. Mrs. EROSION sent Mrs. Wier
small box made by one of her relations
while camping at the spring, from par
OF cedar tree, cut on the hill on Mira
Wier's place. Tbs box Is well preserve,
end shows that there were good mechan
ice even then.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Diamond State Grange, No. ., will
hold 81 open meeting at the hall in Stan
ron, on Thursday, the 9TH inst, com
nenciDg at O'Clock. p. m. The meet
Ing will be addressed by Mr.. e. ii. Ban
dSOft OF Camden, Del. Subject, EN-
s1AlaQe as q Dairy Food" Mr.. Bancroft
y q practical farmer, feeding his herd OF
~ cows this winter from the silo. Nj.
J. @. Higgins will also deliver an address
On organization and Grange work. Mr.
higgins is well known to the farmers.
The ladies' especially invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

7, A. $S1Stni- r..As a. In
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uu.snSs W 49, BOZ ~ ny ~ .s ".
~. =. nsveI nsa W. W.
..one sanos ~ nea pecoms usuMss :,
.ne WHsa ~ ~. staemsnts nsr DL0tnel-
,n-iAw. aoo aaugutet even pIove3 70
70 ner ssaess lsteoes and pfo,scsofs auI-
ink ~ ~ 49, o. her ionehness sieS
INC 9eat. o. ~ eniy euii livine son.
WssRsst 9.f cosuy ume ena mceey
70 ne'p nsl ~. inner eltcnosen nses.
aom: Out eeetsnces ENDANGERED our Owl
heAitn, eavAaseges ana welfare, mAao
our own ii,e eherable and nearly worn
aud Urea; ous ior our phys sake, we
could never e9rink from our grave TASK:
70 tenuer nee our most poesicle caro-
ana protecuonr This many Hutniui
witnesses VIII testify.
MIS-. hiilef nao eomeumes ioreDodines
OF what wa coming 70 pass. ana implor
ca US, never 70 leave neI ALONE WIN
stfangerss II ere should again come 70
state Of heipieasncss'-having hao .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

- Registrar William Ice reports the fol-
lowing deaths for the week ending to-
day; Apopiexy l, consumption 9, cerr-
hoses OF liver l. congestion Of brain /,
diarrhni ]. general dcbiity l, heart dis
ease 5, meningitis /, measles 9, maras-
mus 1, natural causes /. pneumonia 3,
paralysis 2, prcmstire birth /, scarlet
lever 2. tvpho d lever /, still births 81
total Geltbs for the week, 1890, 20; same
week in 1889. IL; Brought here for inter
ment O, sent away o.; births reported IS,
marrinneh O.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Postles Rifles, F Company, First Regi,
ment, N. @. ID gave its ninth annual
reception aud full dress drill at the
armory IN the Masonic Hall last evening.
The entire company took part III the
competitive drtll. The men were drawn
up in single file, and Captain Mitchell ri
a Company, Captain Wickershsm of g
Company, and George Leroy Brown, first
lieutenant Frat United States Infantry
ard assistant adjuiapt general, N. @. ID. i,
acted as judges. A handsome silver
medal was given to Sergeant NJ, Brennan
Ce6s,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

J. w. Parker will deliver his second
lecture OH electricity in Association Hall
next Monday evening at = O'Clock. His
subject will be-: "Systems of Electrical
pistribntion, Electric Lighting aud the
Induction system" The lecture is Tor
members aud their lady friends.
George L. Ilephron has been engaged
% take charge OF the gy mnasium during
the evening until the regular Instructor
Il aeGrr nd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

dispa,ch was rec iyei tins morning
from the Mrssrs. DUPONT Tor Coroner
Gamble to come out aud take charge Of a
dead woman, who was iound floating In
the Bfandywine near their works. The
corouer left about IL o'clock to take
possession OF the body. A jury was
drawn and an inqu 6. held. 1t wa,
found that the decea ell was Mrs. Sean
Ian, vile oil Dauiel Seaman, who was
about Do Jeirs oil age, She arose about
O'Clock this ming, and instead OF
passing over tie wire bridge she walked
into the race. Tn jury returned u yer.
dict OF accidental drowning. Mr.. Scan
Ian is lying at his home very sick.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

viii you heed the waruingi Thai
nal perhaps Of the sure s9proach Of !
more terrible disease, Consumption. 4
yourselves II you can afford for the w
saving 80 certs, 70 run the risk sna
nothing for IT. We know from eIpe1
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Gun u
Cough. It never fails. This upsa
why more than . Million Botllu VI
sold the past year. II relieves Crow 7
Whocping Cough at once. Moihm
not be without Il. For Lame Back, y
or Cheat, use 6hiloh's Porous Pla,tsf'
B. Danforth, Wholesale and retail 'gs1
Second and Market atraets. WIlmluga
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Some time ago the Reliance steam en-.
CINE was responding TO all alarm and
met with an &C cident which resulted In
It's capsizing and smashing the brass
dome and smokesiack. IT was eurmised
by great many persons that It could
not lie repaired. Lut II was sent to James
r. Wood q Co., Front and Orange
streets, where II was made almost rs
good as new without any ms tcr.al bring
used,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

james r. W God q Co., Front and
Orange eireets, are receiving a great
many orders for oil kiuds Of work in
I cir line, such - tin aud iron roofing.
"a vanized iron, copper, zinc aud brass
work, heaters aud ranges and all kinds
OF repairing and Jobbing. The lookout
IS lor b usy year Tor 1890.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Tho race which was to have taken place
st the Wilmington Rink, Eleventh and
Madison streets, last evening, between
Robert wilkins, Harry Kennedy and a
young man named Grier, Tor q silver Ice
pitcher, was postponed until next Friday
evening,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Tho as e,sors sitting at the Court
use yesterday were not kept very
.'sY. ihirtssn men were placed upnA
he lists in tho First district. twelve In
lie Second aad aeven IN the Third, to- al
y! The sitlilRs OF the assessors close
y, his evening, and there will be nc
Ter oppc rtunity to get assessed unit
March'ssssion OF the Levy Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Young mems meeting Sunday
noon at 4 O'Clock In Assoeiatlo'
Good music, In which all may W.
All young men welcome. MeefH@
one hour. ~
j. W. Parker will deliver M ~ ~.
lecture on "Electricity'' in Assc.s'
Hall next Monday evening at ) oc
Subject, Electric Distribution ~ ~.
Lighting and the InductVe sy'sl
Free to members and THEIR ladies', "A
deception to members aud lhe' /"
Monday, Feb. 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

A rol,icking mirih provoking lot of
nonsense, dished mp In a savory manner
will be given at Proctor's Opera House
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. j.
G. Stewart, well.knowu IS one OF the
leading characters In the "Two Johns
combination is the leading spirit in this
mob OF fun.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

King street market was well attended
CHS morning. Butter sold from so to 40
cents per pound; eggs, Is to 90 cents per
Dozen; chickens, 90 cents to $3.50 per
pair; auineas, 80 ceuts per pair; rota toes.
70 to so cents per bushel. Corn aud oats
brought the same price % last market
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01
Trustee S sale.

This morning at 10 O'Clock, at the
Court House, J. Frank Bsgss. trustee,
sold, through Auctioneer Hukill, the
two-story brick dwelling No. 800 Wilson
street, the property of George Harmon,
deceased, to W. Scott aud George +.
Vernon Tor $40.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

That "Good Enough tobacco Is rood
enough Tor King. So is Dursiein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
u pound box for a limited time. Dur
stem, No. East Second street p. s.
tbs sale Of Sanrosa cigars lie increasing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01
FIFTH edition.


o"ce Court.
Iha deek was full this morning an.
pslsoaers bslng seated back Of X. ~ ~
The livst ease called was William ~.
Iey. william Heuton aud David N.Y..
three young boyo, Who were pl,e.S 1.
the stand fGe btssking into The G.r..
LatheTen Church, corner sim ~
French streses, and stealing monev ~
ths missionary boxos.
Frederick Wsyls testified th,, tina =.
sionary collections taken up IN M ~
day school for the paat four =, ~ y.
meoths. and which were placed !. W
eeoretsSy In the Sunday school ~
Was broken into and the money ~.
He became cognixaut OF II on Tns.s..
last
Edward Heats testified to abou, a.
came thing q The former ssitnes,
Narearos Rumford testified that A.
liyes on East Sixth street, nearly M.
~ thu church, She saw several
kuteu The rata and 70 into tLe sAs,s
vssd. 66e coulil not recognize ,bs A n.y..
Nm, Nsry Montgomery tes,IO.a IN ,S
she ala not recognize any Of lie boz,
| the dock,
John Wior taatll3sd that bis ,tor, \.
400 Kius street, wAs brohen M.
| Wednesdsy eveuius. When liza ny,
| ON Thursdnv morpiar the ,,ore wan
Ssarfui conditlpn. a whole eb.,s
l,ssn p,sced on tho ato,e, eyps ~
ssvdnst nIacrd in the aonr aud ,i.s..
va In = reguIar mssa. They M ~.
Eind n iinuid IN 4 barrel 81 ma.
surar Nothinv va missipg ,,r.
mi a. ,rhich vss 6ilad viii NM
nao.,a ar,iclss. Thi. mskes m, ~
t,rns tsss hcS sutsrsd nj. store
T,.Ss,,sL rs~rI ts.ttesd ,S,, n.
.,a.. n No ia Esst Vourth .treet
~ inss .rms ,o,,s ana om.n mil n.
IL hs6 iosS - csrs on Thur,l,y mos
sr~ Ths rcrs = IA * siorv h,s ,a
al 6,inS ~ NM ana than throw h
Ahout a. ssrt., wonh
.ass sy ..S.. ~ "'A
e1us SssNso o,a
ps a,S ss" io,h u ~ M.,cs
y o'e ~ w .is s.a " A.
turned btase's evidence. Nj. Ivs
sekeu eim WAY wouia oecoms .. y.
y ne to!o ? ~. ne saio NAV sne
would GET nin. ne vac ssora'
ssid ~ seesaee o. Ientn sud nsna,
etresn. ~ eeio he Knew All o.
tnree n0ye 10 tne uocH. aus poJs
lao Were ssoee petMson ~ aaa
O'Clock " edneeoey nike! WIZ, S'o,l
knecked me ooarc on Oh uhe oAe *, y
ana enseteo tne stors. AsnAn pun
cheese on the stove, Crowley oPens2
can OF meal, Wnicn - tnrsW Afouna
store. Biz boys were 10 me gang; va.
carried the baskes CUT INTO wiyn
meat store. next door. Tney wel' ~
Wright's and chopped up ~ssf ~,
cooked sausage ON the stove. V'ov!e(
and Mahan viii b sent 70 the fatA y
form School. Hsuton and Monls0ns
will BE- held - witnesses.
. John Mccall, for drunkennes,
remandsd until this eyening tor ti'ai;
Joseph Whitcomb, Franz Jones' :,
, 4. bsrnss were arrested BY VI
shersr for loshng ON Front street "
and GOAT. and Bsrues was cOinm''''
0 New Castle:
i Patrick Hanna end Daniel u
were srrcssso by omcer upayke iol
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

The February term oil Cont cow
next Monday. Tho criminal cue.
will be very light. there being 10 ~
cases to be tried. On Monday c
the Court will adjourn over
Wednesday to give the judges an
tunity TO attend the centenary
Supreme Court Of the United
Washington on Tuesday. the @
sion promises 10 be long aud 'ey.;l
the suit against the w. u n. ~
and OF Anderson & Bon sgalnN "
for damages will DO fought o7el
the previous juries In the cases
disagreed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

A rosary was picked up in the Opera
House one evening this week, which the
owner can have by applying to Edd Q
Bayue, treasurer of the theatre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

The fret real likeness OF Nellie BLY,
published will be given away with to-
morrow's World. Printed on cream laid
paper, 18xlUH inches. To insure copy
order it to-day from Frlst 4 Davis, No.
3l3 Market slTscS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

: What's better for wound than Saliva
Non ON Echo answsrs: what" We
npswer: sNothipg" $50 say We all Of
=. 20 say 10 slii' Only 25 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-01

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
TO clearing, and rather colder. Monday
clearing, with slight rise OF temperG-
ture.