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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-07-16
CHURCHES.

DAPTIST.-Preacnlng each sunday at II a..
DIN. and at Z 80 y. m, at the courthouse. sun
day school at 10 O'Clock, a IN. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening OF each week. Rev. w. \.
Cain. Pastor. Residence on Cor Lincoln Ave.
and Cherry Streets.
NHRISTIAN.-Preach every Sunday at
~ II o'clock, u. m, and 80 p. m, by Elder
j. T.. Nicholson. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday night. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock a. m.
every Sunday. Pastors residence at the par
sonage study at the chapel,
hHETIIODIST EPISCOPAL.-Seryices every
If1 Sunday at II 200 H. IN. and 80 p. IN. sun
day school every Sunday at 10 II. IN. Prayer
moetin- every Thursday evening at 1880.
StrauL ers invited: ID. w. PHILLIPS, Pastor.
DRESBYTEBIAN.-S every sunday ut
Z II Il. IN. and 80 p. IN. Sunday school ut
jUa m J B. NORTH, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Services on End
sunday of every month at Sherocks hall, at
1000 a m REV. BITTER Pastor.
~ ERMAN BAPTIST BKErHREN-Holdr reg
" unr services AT Mingona, Barber county,
the second and fourth Sundays in each month.
At Forrest school house on the second sunday
Cedar Creek school house ON the third sunday.
by Elders ShamborgCr, Smith and Neher.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Birthday Party,

Yesterday being the fifteenth auniver.
sary of the birth OF Miss Emma Guthrie
daughter OF the proof-reader Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ffty Of her young
friends, being apprised of that fact by
her niece-Mies T.. Devsna Prcc-assem-
bled at the residence OF Miss Emma, No.
1928 West Third street, and gave her q
right royal surprise. She received from
them numerous useful and ornamental
preseni n, which she will ever cherish as
mementOes Of the kind feeling entertain
cd for her by her young friends. which
are legion. The evening quickly passed
away while plays OF different kinds were
INDUCED in, a. we'll ss scme very good
singing. Keireshments In abundance
had bsen provided by the good house
wife, Mrs. Annie T., which were really
enjoyed by the large company. After
wishing Miss Emma many happy returns
Of tue day the visitors repaired to their
respective homes at o reasonable hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. GressiDger, Mr.. and Mrs. -,
daughter and son.in-law OF MIR. Gressin-
ger, Miss Annie Grcssipger, Niles Name
Grcssinger, Master Louis Gress!Eger,
Miss Ida 0resslnger. Susie McElwee,
Ageie McElwee, Maggie McNsmee,
Cassie Rogers, Sarah Jane Rogers, Ella
Price, Lizzie Glenn, Katie Glenn, Alice
Hayes, Name Hare, Messrs. Edward
Oovsrdsie, William Rank, John Hogan,
Wilmer Budd, aud many others whose
names we could not ascertain.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Handsome Prizes.

The prizes offered BY the Warren AN,
letic Club for the sports which takS
place next Saturday at the Wilmington
base ball grounds, have been prepaiea
by Millard Y. Davis, the wsll.known ans
popular jsweler at No. East Sse9na
street. and are on exhibition In his win-
dow. They consist OF IS pieces ol nns
silverwsre, nine OF which are hrst Pr,Lss P
and the re IN aindsr second prlaes. Ines
arc ali made In the finest manner, ana a
reject the greatest credi, 90 IN, Mr. D.v. Th.,.
a. AN artist M IL this particular lne. .da"a. dnSds
viii .so be four first and four seeon". n0.
c,a.. % medals, which Mr.. Davis !" NJ"
having prepared.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

JeAa Walsh asd Mics Mary 0'Neii
were uaitsd il marriage 10 81 rsar: !,
Catholic Church, In ne Pressnos "
numerous friends, on Thursday evening".
b. Father Bsrmingham. Thomas Gin.
son vas evoomsnau ard Mics Lille
Leonard bridesmaid. Aiss Teresa Ryan
presided at the organ.
Dr.. A. Raub, president Of Delaware
College, and HE con, Bert, VIII 80 to
Boston on the 22l oi June ~ the guests
Of Prof Z. L Raub, 70 witnss: the grad
mating exercises OF the 6onsrvills schoola
s1d some Of the Boston 0rammer schoola
Frank A. Mitchell, No. 41s ehlplsy
street, 10 roonng tho Fourth street wharf
and over the pavement 10 front Of the
waiting room, on Fourth street, With
corrugated Iron, for the Milmingto..
Steamboat Company. WIN. r. SEEDS did
the frame work.
Daniel Dohl, bricklaysr and jobber,
No. 424 East Fifth street; work promptly
attended 10 snd satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
LoO-J tlattOo,

Leighton Leo. son Of DR.. Benjamin
Lee OF Philadelphia, and grandson of the
late Bishop Alfred Lee, was married on
Wednesday at noon to Mss May CuoK
Justice, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Justice, Philadelphia, in Calvary Episco.
pal Church, Germantown.
The bride was given away by her
father. This bridesmaids were Miss
Clark, Miss Perry, Miss Lse, Miss Steel.
Niiss Hilda Justice, Mise Lucretia Justice,
Miss Margaret Neall and Miss Julia Me-
Twain. The best mau was william Gil
pin and the ushers were Alfred Lee
Louis Madeira, Charles Coperthwait, II,
Pearson, Maybury Mellor aud Warner
Steel. The wedding was quite largely
attended. Only immediate relatives Ut
tended the reception at the BRIDES hom
on Mannheim street after the ceremony
Both the house and the church wer
elaborAtely decorated with flowers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
A.purx II. n. church. Thlrd and Wal.

Asbury n. y. Church, Third and Wal,
nut streets, the Rev. John d. G. Hanna
pastor. Children's Day services. Preach.
Ing by the pastor At 1850 9. m. Subject
"Ihe Good shepherd" Tho school will
attend in q body and furnish tho music.
General Children's Day service at 3
etc., by the school. Baptism OF infants.
Preaching At 7.00 p. m. TO young men and
school AZ :. m. Christian Endeayor
prayer meeting at Q p. m. Topic "The
Great Question:" Leader Harry Gray.
Come worship with u.s., Seats free.
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. Rev.
W. y. Carr, pastor. This congregation
will Worship for the next two 5abbaths
in the Odd Fellows Hall, corner Tenth
and Orange streets. This change 10
made OH account OF their church Icing
repaired. Preaching at 1880 a. m. Sun
day school ut $50 y. IN. All are welcome.
Ezion NJ. Il. Church, Ninth and French
streets, DIR. j. Hudson Riddick, pastor.
Services tomorrow: 8a. M, Methodist
1ove feast. 1880 a. M, sermon by Pre-
siding Elder w. II. C0ffcX p. m., SER
mon by tile pastor. 81 W., sermon by
Rev. J. Harris Accooe, OF Townsend,
Del. Public welcome.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Cutting Batter.

Clerk smeltz was Obliged to cut two
tubs Of light butter on King slne'
between Second and Third, this lnorl-
ing. Mr.. Smeltx 10 efficient In the DE-
charge Of his dutles, and while he dosa
not like to bs obliged TO cut butter 10
this manner, will not hesitate to do 90
whenever II does not come up 10 the
standard. He has proved the best clerk
Of the market that this city has ever bad
not only by turning In more money thar
any of his predecessors, but also BY hi
uniform courtesy and politeness 10 an
with whom he is brought In contaot
consequently not only the farmers ana
truckers, but oil others who have bus-
ness In the market are anxious that 10
shall be reelected.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Case Dismissed

Lydia Massey, colored, was arraigned
before Judge Ball this morning on a
charge oil assault and battery on
Georgiana Newcome, also colored. II
seems that Lydia is u dressmaker, and
that on Thursday she had II quarrel With
Georsians about dress. Yesterday
they met In the street anl had II pitched
battle. GeorgiaDa stated under oath
that she was assaulted by the accut cd
but two witnesses Tor tile deieuse testl.
fled that Georsiana was the a. .grcssor,
and the case WAS dismissed. Lydia, how
ever, came very near getting herself In
trouble with the Court by the too free
use OF her tongue. but was finally let oil
with warning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
EDITION
~ ~ Tnx Once Again.

A rapssosntueive Of the REPUBLICAN
called q the eoaaty eollsctors' tex otnce
this forenoon for the fret time slnce inc
office hae beea re0ovsd 10 the Excnange
Bu,ldlng, esvaath and Market streets.
The large number Of men going up ana
coming down tue Seventh stSset etairway
that lsada 10 tbe once induced The visit.
At first, Tie loak having becn sprung on
the inaide, We could not enter, though
several mon IN their shirt-sleeves bad
juAt c0ns out Watching our opportu-
nifty, however, " entered later when tne
door WAS left AjaT, and paid our respects
to Collector McKee, who was at NE oeskl
aud who rscslvsd us very politely and
pleasantly.
Several Democrats, not knowing that
they could vote at tho nomination cleo
tion to-day without receipts, were stand
Ing around waitihg for them, which
were Issued - fast as Collector Mckee
could fil them up.
Collector Dougherty was not present,
not having returned from his honeymoon
trip, but the Inevitable "Charley" was
there. Inquisitor-0 General Crippen not
being present, had evidently not been
installed special detective to watch
both the collectors and the taxpayera
The office, like the old one, has two
rooms. The rear room had In 1t table,
upon which were piled thousands OF
tickets f-E the respective candidates to
be voted for to-day, and upon the floor,
tsampled under foot aud stained with to-
bacco juice. were Thousands more.
Collector Mckee vas agreeable and
chatty. and sAid nothing about doing
busiuess on business principles: He
informed us that he had received his tax
duplicates for 1890, and was prepared to
receive taxcs for that year. After few
more pleasant interchanses Of remarks
the REPUBLICAN, representative took his
departure.
Republican poll taxpayers who were
assessed last fall, winter and spring, can
now pay their tHxes BY calling At the
collectors' office, Exchange Building,
Seventh and Market streets. but 1t will
bc no use to cali st night. Let Repuhli-
cans commepce early to pay their taxea.
and not leave 1t of until the eve Of the
election In November,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

VXY XYANTED-THREE MEN AT Pc
w TxR'S HerS'sys sm'iss south Or
Wilulns ion. s'iass4t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
FIFTH edition.
High School Alumni.

The second entertainment NJ a..
Aluuui Association OF the Bovs' u&,'s &
school wAs aiven last night 10 the A..
ssmb'y room Of The High School Build.
Ing. The audience was large and entha.
slestic. The members Of the Board a,
Education we're neary ali presont
Thirty i've doilars were collected fro,.
admissions, which will be devoted IN an
alumni prize fund.
The following was the program OF tha
evening: Piano sole, W. L. II. MARI
80; recitation, "High Tide" Mira. y r
Boss, '6Oi solo. '.fhe Old Street Lamp )
Mary X. Thisiman, 's9; resSlp, p,
'"Thora," Annie Raudnitz,ki, rs;
solo, ''rhe 0suntlst" George II. Baird
90; recitation. ''How Ruby Playga';
Harry Palmer, 10; banjo solo, L. G. Van
Trump; solo, brightly the Sunlight
Cleaning" Flora Z. Jackmau, 80; "a.
citation, "Mouey Musk" Mrs. \. I.
Boss, 80; violin solo. N. Ellwood Law.
nsld, '85; defamation. "what America
HAs Done for the World" "sWlt,ip
Chandler, 'Sp; duet, "Nght aud Morn.
Ing" Flora Il Jackman and Mary k.
Thlelm
Stansbury J. Wiley, a former priuo.
| pal Of the Boys' High School delivered
an encouraging address, in which be re.
ferrsd to tie happy times he and some Of
the members had spent when lie WA
principal oi the Boys High School aud
they hs pupils. lie spoke a,so Of tAs
success with which the high school QraI.
uatos were meeting 10 life.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Objecling to Marrow Streets.

In pursuance OF notice given 3 large
meeting Of property owners on Union
street met last night at the house OF
Samuel Mccormick, Glpin avenue aud
Scott street, TO take action against the
narrowing Of Union stfee'. Joht Den.
ney presided at tho meeting, Thomas
Sterling was secretary and John +. Daly
was treasurer. After . general dlscus.
sion Of the matter II was decided 10
draw up resolution to be presented to
tho street aud Sewer Department pro-
testing aeaiust the narrowing OF the
street. The names Of several attorneys
wsre mentioned - counsel, aud one Of
them will be chosen.
The property owners on Union stses,
are dissatisfied. and claim that the
change In the width OF the roadway de-
creases the value Of their property. They
pstitioned the Street and Sewer Depart.
msnt some time ago to allow tho street
70 Iemain ~ ut present, but no action
wac taken on the petition. The property
owners will enter vigorous protest.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
l|)oea

Jamee A. Sanders is nskine up nlee
a,tine suits for gsntlsmsn st No $50
Orause street d reasonable prizes and
Quarsut tssing satisfaction 70 I'll hs Gus
tomerA
Psrsoss wlshing butter put up for win
ter use will do we'll 10 call N Tasnsits
creamery. Fourth and shipisy streets.
Smells d Co, dealers In eli kinds Of
Southern produce. wholesale and retail.
Give o. : call. We receive large con.
elRumeuts Of eouthsrn produce evefy
day, which must be cold. No. 10 kass
Fourth street.
Jones, wall paper. at the old stand, l22
Market street. Latest dssignA Work
done at short notice.
Miss Carrie Ocheltrse Of this city LETT
this morning for . visit through Della
ware and Maryland.
For good, home-raised, 1uicy beef
steaks, 20 TO Moreland's, No. a07 king
street.
Alfred Gawthrop Of this city LETT last
evening on . special train for Denver,
COL, 10 attend the Master Plumbers
National Association convention.
Miss Susan Ferris, teacher In the young
ladies' seminary at Frederick. Md ar
rived IN this oity last night, where she
will remain with her sister at No. S26
Madison street. until the first OF August
James W. Ponder. son OF ex-Governor
Ponder Of Milton. who will graduate at
Swartbmors College on the l7lh Inst.
will study law under willard esuls-
bury, Jr.
The steamer WilmiuRton will resume
her trips to Augustine Pier on Wednes-
day, the 18th inst.
Judge Paynter is still living. but hia
symptoms are such ~ to leave no hope
for his restoration 70 health. Indeed II
10 thought he can live only few days.
For CRATES, open hrs-places. wOod
msutsls, aud tiles Tor walls, hoors and
vestibulss, 60 TO Baylis'. No 7is Market
street.
A young lady who resides in Chestel
county, Pa, In driving out the Kennet
pike day or two ngo, had the misfor
tune TO iose her pocketbook near thu
Kennett pike The finder will bo suits
bly, rewarded on leaving the same at th'
toll-gate or At this Office
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
- ~%E
DIED.


SULLIvAN.-On the l3th instant. Mar
garet, relict of the late Patrick Sulli-
van.
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of
hcr son-in-law, Thomas +. Ryan, No. 81,
North Jackson street, oil Monday morn
ing, 18th instant, at 9o'clock. High Mass
ut st. Paul's Church. lnterment at
Cathedral cemetery.
WARE.-On June llth, 1890, James Il.
Ware, in the nth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, in Mill Creek Hundred,
on Saturday. june l4th, 1890, at o., lock
y. III. Intermcnt at White Clay Creek
cemetery.
FOREMAN At Lincoln, Sussex county.
Del, on June IL. 1870, Rev. Isaac n.
Foreman, aged IL years.
Relatives and friends, are invited
to attend the funeral from the resi-
| dence of his brothcr-in-lnw. VIM. lien
derson, No. l0ll Pine street, on saturday
afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock. Intermcnt at
Mt. Salem Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Exciting Runaway.

About II. go O'Clock this forenoon III,
double team of John X. Kilmer started
from Ninth and French streets aud ran
at rapid rate until 1t reached Seventh
street, where 1t ran into q. G. Fricks
grocery team, standing in front OF the
store. Mr.. Frlck's horse WAS moro
frightened than hurt by the collision,
but the front OF his wagon was consider.
ably broken. One OF Mr.. kimer's
horses was thrown down and consider.
ably jammsd, aud the wagon, VIII ca
struck q tree on the way down, wa
broken In places. The team had been
leit In charge of . boy, but the horse'
being somewhas restive, one of them got
his bridle rein over the harness Of Tho
other and could not get 1t back, whch,
irritated the horses. and they started oil
on run aud the boy WAS not able V
hold them.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
ue Was Glad oi II.

rnnms. @ smith. was chargei oeio,, .,,
InSmaf inSnn R.il With committing an ssssuis "s
.uSRI S h.,tsr, % on Lizzie Smith. Cie,s
M.a.,anS 1na o called the names Of the WI
nesees three times, 6ni non' ,ssv vcrs
and a the officers stateu ' AZ, s,Id,
unable to fnd them, Judge ,narn. n~ Won
s.smith, we will have to aisonsk ma k,onnd.
A none of the witnesses can W sh,mg 10,
which think 10 . fortunate ''
YOU" ,,... "Jul,e daps Z
t.ct tam fortunats dey are no. I'''
inns virtually admitting ms gun"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
City ,DOttings.

Honor to whom honor is due, is a time
honored maxim that no one can AVOID
Anderson's band on the Reading excur-
sion. The high license made II impossi-
BILE for dancing to 90. but Mr.. Anderson
filled the emergency by playing concert
mueic that would have been creiitable
10 almost any set OF musicians.
The trustees OF the A, U. N. p. Church
will hold meeting on Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst, 70 settl up aud pay ior
their cemetery and back tixes. All per.
sons holding lots will please meet. By
order OF the superintendent, p. 8. Chip.
pey.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
THIRD EDITION
IsLook. Nike spite.

4 fsw days since Joshua Wall. .
nsmhsr Of the Crumptou, Nd, brass
band. removed TO this city and brought
bA isstyumeut . three dat tube horn.
With him. The Instrument belonged
~ The band collectively, aud 1t seems
thek - some OF them objected 70 his
going away, warrant was issued fcy his
Dsrest % charge Of the larceny OF the
t0rn. The case wss called before Judge
ball this morning. when = man named
Cossou, q member OF The baud, appeared
and testified against him. judge Bali,
however, examined the bylaws, and
upon finding that the members were per.
mittcd 10 take their instruments home
with them for practice, dismissed the
case, and informed MIR. Corson that his
only remedy was In securing n writ of
ssplevin TO compel the retusn Of tho
Instrument.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Fine sheen,

Patrick Monaghan, tho well-known
anton butcher at stalls Nos. II and rs,
ThirdBtreet market, has been fortunate
~eurihg the past week In securing 1870
bead OF fue blue grass sheep from Abinl-
son, West Virginia. Mutton has been
scarce an dear in ths city for some
tame, but there 10 now chance for
tall supply. These sheep have been taken
70 Mr.. Monaghan's farm near Newport,
and will be Slaughtered ss needed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
The Brick BUSINESS.

The brick makers of cur city are said
10 lie quite indignant that bricks used to
construct the intercepting sewer are
being purchased OF q nrm at Trainer,
Pa, and come oil those used In the Ship.
ley Run sewer are coming from Clay
mont. 1t is good policy to encourage
our taxpayers, ard the Street and Sewer
Department should explain why there
has been n departure from the we'll.
established principle.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Fer Assa.s,e o..y.

Another Of these dslishtful excursions
By way Of the New Jersey and wiiming-
ton Ferry Company, and the Delaware
River and West Jersey RDilroad 20
Atlantic City, will BE- livsQ e-mosrow.
and all who wish TO lpeof . plsasAns
day In inhalise the life-elving hrsssss
from old OCEAN should Improve the oR,.
portuuity. The steamer Chs1tianA Will
leave King street wharf o. 7.So 9. M.
sharp, and the train will leave Atlantic
City on the return at 0 p NJ, giving
sight hours on the beach. This y ehe
most pleasAnt route from this city 70 the
"City by the 6es," and ~ the fare 70 only
d. 90, there 10 no doubt bat II Will bs
well patroni1ed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Again Pastnaned

The hearing In the case OF Mrs. That
cher. principal OF No. II school, charged
with whipping little hoy named Elliott
too severely, and which was to have
come oil before Magistrate Monaghan
shis foronQ2u at 8 o'clock, has been again
lostpone this tino until Saturday -
elst ips< o'clock. Ths psee Is
- rusneu oy 4-SSctste1s-.ee Pre-
understood that it was post 5ned a. The
instance Of tho officers OF that a.soc!a-
lion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Tomorrow,

punday. June Is. the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company will run .
grand mountain excursion to Rtading
Apd over the Mount Penn gravity rail-
road. The excursion will be Que of the
most delightful Of the season. "A special
train will lsavs French street station at
"a %. lhe fare for the round trip, tn
uludiug ride over the Mount Penn
the only excursion that leaves this city
Tor the mountains. II you don't 60
you'll regret 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Harnsssi Harnesss

A revolution In the harness business.
Hiram Yorger's handmade harness and
safe collar works sells tho cleanest hsr-
ness for the money Of any ever yet put ON
the market. Hand. made single full rub
bsr or nickel trimmed. from e16 up; ex-
press, brass or n.ckle, from $l5 mp; fac
tory harness from el6 per set down to
e4.S5 per set; ny nets from Soc. to 70 %;
fly sheets from 400. up; Webb halters
from 15c. up; whips from DC. up. Other
specially. No. 4O7 shiplsy street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Political FIGHT.

Several men met st Second and Tatnall
streets this morning, aud while discussing
the merits OF the different Democratic
candidates for sheriff and coroner en-
gagged 10 fight. during which one OF the
humber, whom 1t SCENE was more under
the influence Of liquor than the Others,
was badly beaten. A the patrol wagon
is not in service, Wilson's Ambulance was
summoned aud he was taken 70 the hall,
whore he 10 held on:a charge OF drunk
ennQes,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
A Gloomy Forecast by tho Pope.

DUBLIN, June 13.-Tho Irish Catholic
states that the Pope, in replying to the
congratulations Of visitors at the Vati-
eau, expressed himself as strongly OF the
belief that great punishment was i'm
pending on society for its disrezArd Of
and Indifference to the church.
"The Lord" be said, twill some no
longer With y sweet aud peaceful facs,
but with an angry one to strike aud
purify bis church. am neither pre-
phet nor the son OF q prophet, but feel
u my heart sJrIowful prssentnsnts. A
~ Of evil is about to beat against the
rock on which the church 1. founded,
and will leave nothing to be seen on the
horison but the thraAt OF the anger o.
God. Prayer Will not suffice to appeast
The Almighty"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Large sale Of Real Estatc

4 large sale Of valuable real estate will
be made BY Chsrles B. Lore and Lore u
Rmmons, trustees, at tho Court House,
on the 10Th Inst. These sales will bs
made to close the estates of the late
John Hare and John Ferry. deceased.
Here Is al opportunity to invest In very
dssirable city properties. See advertise
0eut.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Disorderly House.

There has been . number Of COM
plsints about the house kept BY Annie
Baker, at No. 2l5 West Third strest.
and last night there was considerable
fighting. As there were cries Of murder
officer Shsrer procured = warrant for
the arrest OF tho proprietress. She was
arrAigned before Judge Ball this mora
ing and pleaded guilty TO charge Of
keeping q disorderly house and was
fined 40 and coats.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

John Mclaughlin, working for the
Wilmington Gas Company, had the
misfortune to mash his hand one day
THIS week.
Lizzie, wife Of Edward Mote, residing
at Seventh and Windsor streets, died
last evening after IN illness OF three
weeks. aged about 80 years. She has been
married about nine years. ani was .
daughter OF James N. Hurst Of New
Castle Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Charged With Assault,

Jehp McI.suchlin WAS charged at this
N ra'ng's f6ssion OF the Municipal
Couit with dlsorderly conduct aud com-
nittipE an assault on Peter Navel.
After h.ariug the evidence the Judge
dismissed the charge OF assault, and I'm.
posed fine Of S5 and costa ior disorder
~ conduct,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

The Friendship Excursion Association
will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening
next, at their engine house, Tenth and
ohipley streets, for the purpose Of trans
acting business In relation to their trip
20 York, Pa, in October next, and also
70 accept the names of persons wishing
- 70.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Fell Dead.

ri. r.por.sd that John TllEhm.''H n
coiored man, employed A. "a ,.ll deal
B eggs Company's brick yaiu =, work
this morning while ensageus osaos Il
Upon making inquiry a. tns ss,IorasA
BeqRs q Co., the reporter was
,hst tl,ev Enew nothing of IL.