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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

Bn5- WEST-M MAIN STREET BAP-
TIsr CHURCH Corner Main and Beech
streets)-Rev. 5. A. GOODWIN, d. D., PASTOR
Preaching SUNDAY by the Pastor. at II o'clock A.
NJ. and at O'Clock =. N. sunday school at 9
O'Clock A. Nj Services WEDNESDAY at O'Clock p,
N. Young mems prayermeeting FRIDAY at s
p, VI. All are welcome. Is
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Hsy- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

BIZ lhO4 DAI llDI 1hO III
BROAD and Twelfth streetsj-Roy DR.. GEORGE
COOPER, Pastor-Bible school AT 9:i5 A. NJ. Rev.
Ii. NJ. WHARTON at II A. N. aud 81. n. Young
peoples service st3P. VI. At me night service
the central blocks Of pews will DO reserved for
men only.
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Observation-Disclosures

Qaurel street opposite Monroe Park. -srNDAY
services at Ills A. NJ. and p. NJ Pews at
the afternoon service are all free, by order o.
the veslry. and all will be gladly welcome. The
Sunday school opens at $50 A. H., under the su-
perintendency Of Mr.. ROSWELL PAGE. IS
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nwFRIENDS MISSION GIVEN
ry.FlFTH sTREETl.-Religiou services and
..,bs,h school eyory SUNDAY at o'clock p. NJ.
,,se,ing for divine worship at y o'clock every
rurplY MIGHT. Is
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poy- VENABLE-STREET CHURCH

school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching by Rev. Il
PITT, at II A. N. and 10 =. n u
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Fey GRACE-sTREET PREsBYTE-

RIAN CHURCH-Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, D. D..
Pastor-Seryices at II o'clock A. NJ and 5
o'clock p. NJ. Preaching b. the Pastor. Sunday
school services at ~ o'clock 4. NJ. Wednesday
night services ct 8 O'Clock. Prsyer-meeting Fri
day afternoon ct 4.30 O'Clock. Is
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RICHMOND.

W u Nv N n y 81 =
S. NEG. FIsaBH. Assistant Secretary ie--.
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PROPOSAIS.
CITY EsGISgBK's OFFICR,t
RfrUungD Va March 10 1871

CITY EsGNgRS5 OFFIcR,C
RICHMOND, Va, March 49, 1890. (
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- RECEIVED Of this office till TUESDAY,
April 5, 1890, at Q o'clock r. NJ, Tor furnishing
ALL MATERIAL AND LAYING TIE GRANITE
PEDESTAL AND BASES OF THE CONFEDE-
RATE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT
10 be erected on Libby Hill IS per plans and
specifications On file at this ONCE The right 70
reject any, or all, Of the proposals 10 reserved.
w. K. CUTSHAW,
Engineer foriConfederate Soldiers aud Sailors
Monument Association. NH 30lw
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rs~ AJL-sAINTS CHURCH (Madi.

son street near Grsce)-Roy. j. Y. DowSMASS,
MISUNDERSTANDING service at II O'Clock. Evening
service at O'Clock. Sunday school at 9.5) a. NJ
u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

Dyspepsia's victims are numbered by
thousands. SO are. those who have been
restored TO health by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

ss5- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HoGB will preach at II A. NJ and at P. NJ.
Rev b. L. TURSBULL will preach in the Old
Market Hall ats ?. ". Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

rr- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. W. W.
LANDEUN. D. D., will preach at IL A. N. and
7. N ID
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SMALL BOY AND AXE.
low North State Sheriff was Defied.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, April 4, 1890.
Deputy-Sherif Studdert went to a CO.
lored mans house near Whittaker's a few
DAYS ago to levy on his property for taxes.
A little boy about twelve years old met the
Sheriff at the door with an axe in his hand
and defed the Sheriff to center. He was in
duced to lay the axe down, when he was
seized and handcu1ed until the Sherlfs
work WAS done
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.sv- FRIENDs.-MEETING FOR

,,,,ne worship EVERY SABBATH MORNING atIi
',s,oct. seats are free, and all are welcome
,,ast,ng-house. Clay stree. above First. Services
- at II O'Clock on WEDNESDAY MORNING. Is
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n6S- CLAY-sTREEr BAPTIs T

DO CLAY-STKEET BAP IT'S T
CHURCH corner Of Clay and Graham streets>--
Rev. s. C. CLoPros. Pastor.-Worship at II A.
N. and p. M. Prsyer-meoting WEDNESDAY, at
SIP. NJ. Young mems meeting SATURDAY at SIP. NJ.
u
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re3~ OLD-MARKET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-ReX /. b. TCRSBUIL will
preach In Old-Msrket Hall SUNDAY at II A. II.
and r. N. sunday school at 93O a. N. Gospel
service THURSDAY at SID T.. NJ Is
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LICENSE-TAX.

LiCENNL-IAA.
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF CITY TAxEs,l
RICHMOND. Va, April Sd. 1890
7 ICENSE-TAX.-CITY LICENSES
l. for the year 1890 have been placed in my
hands for collection aud arc now due. as fol-
lows:
Aeents- Chemists.
Baggage and TX CITY scsyenger.
press, Commission Merchants.
Fertilizer, Dentists.
Insurance, Detective Agencies.
Labor Express Companies
Land Fish and Oysters.
Manufacturing Artl- Frult-Stands aud Bas-
clos, keta
Renting Houses, Hotels.
Railroad Ticket, Junk Dealers
Steamship Lines, Liquor Dealers
Architects, Wholesale,
Attorneys-at-Law. Retail,
Auctioneers- Wholesale Malt,
General, BOttling Beer.
Real Estate, Iivory-Stsbles.
Tobacco, LOan-Onices.
Common Crier. Lumber Measurers.
Bnr-Room. Mercantile Agencies,
Billiard Tables. photographers.
Boariing-Houses. Physicians
boxers Private Bankera
Cattle, Public Rooms.
Commercial, Restaurants
Insurance, snacks
Merchandise, Storage.
Pawn, Telegraph and Tele-
Railroad Ticket phone Companies
Ship, Veterinary Surgeons
Stock. &C., &c.
Tobacco.
Parties falling to pay this tax on or before
APRIL 30, 1890 will DO subject 70 the penalty
prescribed by the City Ordinances.
+. W. CUNNINGHAM,
ap 4-tMy1 Collector Of City Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05

rey~FOURTH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH-Rev. II. T. WILLIAMS, Pastor
Preaching at IL a. NJ and +. 81. Sunday
school at Ok A. NJ, Is
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BOND lNTERFERES
In the Matter of Fertilizers In North Caro-
Of the Richmond Dispstch.l

lima.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
RArEIGH, n. c.. April 4, 1890.
United States Marshal Hill, OF this district.
has served subpmnas on the members of the
State Board of Agriculture to appear at the
MAY term of the United States Circuls
Court here and answer to the complaint Of
the American Fertilizer Company. In the
mean time Judge Hugh L. Bond has issued
a temporary Injunction against the board;
directing it to release the fertilizers seized
until there is preliminary hearing before
him at Greensboro on the nth instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
GRATEFUL--COMFORTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.


6NEAkF AS I.
"By q thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws witch govern the operations OF digestion
aud nutrition, and W careful application OF
the nne properties Of Neli-so.octsd COcos. NJ
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
deilcAtely Favored beverage which may save as
many heavy doctors bills. II Is BY the iudeious
use Of such articles OF diet that Constitution
may Do gradually built up until strong enough
70 rests. every tendency 10 disease. hundreds
70 sttsck wherever there Is weak poinL We
may escape many fatal shsis by keeping
ourselves we'll fortified with pure blood and
properly nourished frame. "-CIvi%Ssfvscs Ca
zstte
Made simply with boiling water or milk. sold
only in halfpound ttns ~ srocers, labelled
thus; JAMES EPPS & CO. homeopathic Che
mists, London, England al h-Sa. Iu&l hlJ
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lapiasa,yl
cA.xIAGxH WAGONS. A..

w G. SMITH, 314 NoRTH9EKk
w Fifth. yICroRlAs. sukRIES, So $50
PHABroNs, BuGGIRS FINE WORK. LATEST
STYLES, At lowest prices All contemplating
purchasing should call and see my stock Also
on hand few good SECONDHAND fuAk-
TONS and BU0GixS mh h-sm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

DIR. john Scott is becoming quite noted
for his successful treatment Of horses
threatened with lockjaw. Within the
past year he has treated thirty tye horses
suffering from injury resulting from run.
ming nails In their feet, and WAS success
full in effecting q cure IN each case A
few weeks ago he was called to attend a
horse belonging to Mr.. Fennimore, who
occupies the Clelland farm, on Maryland
avenue, Just beyond the toll gate. lie
found him unable to rise to his feet and
his jaws rigid.
He procured = rope, raised him and
placed . ewing under him. He admin
istercd his usual remedy for lockjaw, and
In few days his Jaws relaxed so he was
soon able TO take good dose OF Cruel.
He continued his administration OF his
remedy and the animal continued to
grow better, and to-day he ia apparently
az well as ever. He also effected, few
days ago, cure Of horse Tor William
Kyle, Fourth and Orange streets, and
also a scors OF others that We might
name Under his treatment, indeed,
lockjaw from q nail In the foot is nc
longer to be regarded as fraught with
any great danger.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
FIFTH EDITION



The following casss were disposed a,
by Deputy judge Lyman this morning
Thomas Cr0zier was arrested by ONly
Chcairs for drunkenness. lie was naI
81 and costa.
John Young was arrested BY om.,
Emmons on Water street drunk. Hssu
ilned u aud costs.
Frederick Baldwin was charged wiz
assault and battery. His case WI, por'
poned until Thursday morning, y'vs,
ball In the sum Of $500.
John y. Kirk was arraiRned for an,
hitting an assault and battery on On,
Welsh on Sunday evening, Deem IN b
over Third street bridge. The M i
said he went to Kirk and asked lin 10 "a
home when several men In the y.eaiy
jumped on him and assaulted L.iu
oonjanctionGriih Kirk, who struck Aa
three times. The officer has been ull,
the doctors care ever since
Tais morning was the first ilmo fily
Welsh had been at tho hail since Nc 4.
ssult. He Is sti.l suffering from lie 4.
iects OF the tussle.
Isaac Short, John =. Amend auITCl
Beardsiey, testified about the mantef d
the assault, that Xix was the uiIy M.
son they saw strike the officer. A ile dl
80 and costs WAS Imposed on Nix ia
committing an assault aud battery on Il,
officer.
Catherine Lewis, aged 20 year, Oh
who WAS charged with commit. m|
assault was discharged, as was also Va
I. Lewis.
Robert sarson and Charles CaHtn
were each fined 81 aud costa for iuir #.
ing with officer. ...
L. G. Vaudegr!ft, Esq,, sppcarel ID
the defendants.
Frank Harris, arrested by olAcer .ir
ford for drunkenness, WAS flied Il lsl
coste.
Thomas Mccormick was arrested b,
Officer Nealy for drunkenness. llspH
also charged with beating his wife Il,
was held In the sum Of tiO0 Tor BIS ii.
pesrance 10 morrow morning.
Michael Buiano,a gay lt,l TN LolhaiA
was srrsisned Tor abducting rata
good looking italian woman He Id
got possession OF her trunk, contain n
jewelry and clothing valued at ~!
City Solicitor Turner moved TO have Nc
bail fixed at $500 for his trial on 'iaeslg
next
| Patrick Kcegan, charged with commit
ting all assault and battery on And
walraveb. The case Was continued md
to IN orrow.
George W. johnson. colored, chr,s
with disorderly conduct BY Officer ler5
While making an arrest ON Dscls
street on Christmas day, johnson ,asl
bricks at tho officer. James WYE
testified that the prisoner threw n
bricks a. the officer David Fatra ID
corroborated the above witness iel
mony. He was fined $40 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
nafa.


Gold Filled Watches at Hanf's, IL
East Fourth street.
For Cltarrh, smoke Pine Needle cigar
For Sore Throat, Catarrh and Asthma.
smoke Ailan's Pine Needle Cigars.
Solid plain gold wedding rings at |
Hanrs, IL East Fourth street.
Solid Gold Watches, Z. E. Hanf, Is
East Fourth street.
We have a large quantity Of holiday
goods lett over In odds ard ends, such as
meer,chaum sets, pipes, smokers, cigar
CAGES, &c., &c, which we will close out
al ruiuously low prices. Chairman, Sew.
eulh and Orange, and No. East Third
street.
The fitch annual reception of the
| Washington Steam Fire Engine and
| Hook and Ladder Co., No. Z, will be
held in the Clayton House parlors, on
Friday evening, February 2ist Tickets
admitting lady aud gentleman, $500.
William H. Hohson died at his resi-
dence in Dover, last Saturday, after an
iluess OF ten days from pneumonia, aged
20 years. lie leaves vile and seven
children.
Frederick Mass and Alexander Dill,
who were so badly injured hy George
Peterson on Christmas, have nearly re-
covered, aud Peterson has been held IN
81 900 bail fer his appearance at court.
5 J. C. RdsHsy died at his residence in
A M!ddietowr, on Sunday morning, after
5 an illness OF some weeks. His remsins
c were inferred this tuesday afternoon.
Fanny, daughter Of Patrick COrbet, re-
e siding near the Newark station Of the T..
a ". & b. X. K. Co., died GU Sunday, attei
1t an illuess of several months from con-
(, sumption, aged about 70 years.
/. "Jack shall pipe and Gil shall dance
y juft MS long out in the opeu barn as they
Il please. The Tree born American either
y don't fear neuralgia with Salvation Oil 4
the 'front.'. Piics only 25 cents.
h A suitable reward will lie paid for tn
u return to this office Of lost ocket, will
y a photograph OF lady aud three chill
lie drep.
l. Persons who wish to enjoy a chea
T, ride should visit the Skating Rink am
e. take turn on the rs<rry. gorouud, I'll
entire cost, inc,dJing admission, onl
oi being five certs.
., - DR.. Lippincott has taken possession Q
%, his new Office at No. IA French street.
lis John Bennett of No. g2i French stree
ut started on Monday for MsLayunk. Pa.
81 Shete he expects to pass two week
H. experimenting the erection OF mschiner
lie furnished by the Pussy and Jones Com
q pany.
II. Geo, c. Maris advises landlords to cent
him u list Of houses II they wish to sccur
u. good tenants.
ri Robert scott, salesman In tie lurn Il,
I'M partment OF Wm. b. Sharp " Co.'S hr
"a goods stsre, IS confined TO the hous
er under DIR. Springers care, suffering wit
m. a regular attack Of the LA Grippe"
hs The annual meeting OF the stool
he holders OF the Eden Hall Co, will b
ch held at Eden Hall, Friday evening, Jan
.s uary IL, at 80 p; III. Thefc will be 8
election Of live directors to I'll. the vacai
H. cies OF the following, whose terms ct
OF pred January !. The present dir,clo
OF are +. W. Pyle, II. II Ward, II.
10 W alter, X. II. Young aud }. r. Grippe
ire Polls oEen at =. IN, sharp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

q. q. Thomas Mullan, DR., asslstclI
the grand officers installed tile follow
officers OF Washington Lodge, No. j.
Of r., last evening.
&. g., Lewis II. Cross; V. c., WIN
Little; NJ. of r., WIN. q. Baugh; N
T., Lewis Zebley; X. OF X. and s., 3 /
Marshall; Prclate, Josiah NJ. Fos.4f v
at A., Y. L. Ctoney; |. g., WIN Var
wick; q. g.. Frank Megaw. ..5
After the installation services, Ann.
Der of stirring addresses were msay
the Grand Chancellor and other oAea
and members Of the grand loaesa
which nearly all took part. There "
also some cool singing by MessIs- W.
wick and Cross, and an enjoyable ~
was had all around, and those q y
lodge who were absent missed :, ~
evenings entertainment. The tihcgl
reports for the term show tbs lodge
be in a good financial condition. with
satisfactory Increase In members AMI
fact the members consider Washing.
the lodge OF the State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

A brief session oil the Levy Court was
held tins forenoon. The grip" having
heen kind ali the members were able TO
be in their seats. Levy CouItmen Jordan
and Hickman, however, hal Just recov-
cred from a severe alt 4cs The court
was c4lle 10 order at 10. 20 clock, when
clerk Osborne read the minutes. There
seemed TO be no business OF Importance
before ,he court until d communication
Mas received aud read from Assessor
Thomas /. RObi.tou OF Brandywiue
Hundred asking for instructions IN re-
gard to assessing the new houses erected
IN East Lake Park, since the last assess.
! ment.
There were about AZ houses and on
motion Uf Mir. " Ter The assessor was In
/ structei 10 put The properly ON The
sssessneut for 1880. The property wac
rockoned to he worth 10000.
NJ. Rothwell represented that the
/ bridge asruss Blackbirl creek, at Black
i bird L4nling WIS impas able for need oil
i repair, aud moved for the appointment
Of committee TO view 1t. The motion
was adopted and Mcssrs. Rothwell,
Il Roberts aud shallcross were appointed
said committee. MIR. Rothwel says he
! tanks the committee VIII have the bridge
+ aud approaches fenced in to prevent
travel over j. Tor The present.
Fifteen dollars was owed Compary
II Of %cw Castle, tor the rent OF thei
armory luiirs the tli.l oil tie rioter
aud SO was allowed a man name,
Gle vtll Tor services rendered at the sam
time
Mcssrs. Mccall, Eliason and Wier
auditing committee, reported that tie
had examined Tue accounts oil the ReI
Commissioner Of Red Lion Hundred 10
the last two years and they found q bal
alce to his credit OF S2ol7. The fepoI
was adopted.
The Court then took recess Of t.
minutes, after which Messr: Hickman
Grub aud Ellison, committee sp
pointed TO examine and report upon G. {
5esterhenn's bill, handed IN their report
allowing Mr.. Sestcrhenn tJ3 81, the ful
amount OF his #hill. The report wa
adopted.
The Court ut ll.35 a. m , adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

CHICAGO, Ills. Jan. 6.-The siat M
OF shipments eastward from Chicago
week, 10 the largest on record. Iae ID
tonnage being lla,5O In the ~
spending week OF 1888 0, the tolll 4
mage was los, G6i and In the last Nlea
1889, the total was TO-, 1856 tons.
In spite OF the immense traffic ,tt 4
rosds are In better shape, SO far as .ad
age of cars 10 concerned, than they y
TWO weeks ago.
The western lines cannot keep upHl
the demands on their equipment, 4
several OF the eastern lines have 4
large numbers OF their cars west
doing away with the necessity ui N
ferrlng at Chicago. Fer this reas n
1t Is probable that next week, OF
week after, the east bound shipnI
will be even larger than they were
week. ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

A team OF Two horses and . WAGON, the
latter loaded with mill worked lumber,
started at Market and Third streets about
0 o'clock this morning and ran at rapid
rate down Third street. The driver
though he could not sop his team kept
II In the middle OF the street until Walnut
street was reached wien he got the
horscs turned up that street, and pulled
them into the steps TO Moo school house.
where they stopped. The driver went
back and picked up come pieces OF lum-
ber that had been josflei out. Nothing
was broken aud neither the horses nor
driver were injured. Nobody could find
out who the team belonged TO.
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- . - -
IyEA tbs.

BoE.-On January 5ih. Elizabeth J
liplS, in the - i year of her axe, at the
residence OF her nephew, Theodore
Rps Ill., o1i ", Fourth street.
Funeral Will leave the r., W. & u.
depot Wednesday morning, sth iust.
on the s.io train Tor Philadelphia scr.
vices aud iutcr1ncnt at Old swcdcs'
Church, Philadelphia.
TOLETrE-Ianuarv g, 1870. Henry
Clifford Bertolette, aged 30 years.
Relatives and friends ure respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services At
his parents residence, Cos West Fifth
street, on Thursday evening, sab inst, ut
80 O'Clock. intrrment Al Amityville,
/ Berks county, Pa. Train leaving r.. W.
4 Il. station Friday at : joa, M.
J AQE Elton ~undpy evening, Jan
! UsiA ssh, at her residence, near Mil
! ford Cross lkuad-, Mr-. tdtharhU ia
] Qnutt, in her 6jth year.
+ Funeral FROM her lte residence on
= "wednesday the eth inst, at 1850 o'clock.
/ hteImcni At White clay Creek GENE.
| trfN. SClN ices at the house,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

We have sixteen double
blanket shawls in small
checks and large plaids OF
erays and browns. The
price OF these shawls Is SIS
and 81. We have reduced
them to 1885 ard S..
There's elk double blanket
shawls in gray and plain
black. The regular price is
81, these are reduced to
SIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

W&SHiN6roN. Jan. 7.-Cpngtess ress.
senihltd Yesterday. In the Scna'e Nh.
fiati presented copy OF the ronstituiion
adopted At Boise city ior tile prop, ,ei
STATE OF Idaho, and 1t was referred to the
Com mittee on Territories By Mr.. Hale
ior the appointment and retirement Of
John Z. Fremont MS Major General In
the army. Mr.. Chandler offered a re.o.
luton proposing AL anonimrnt To Tho
tonsttutior, provdiu. that al ary state
shall iail TO enact OF eilectuafly 10 eutp5ce
laws against murder and other irl0lf.s
Congress may provide Tor furnishing
thos- crimes within such state
Mr.. Call offered long preamble and
resolution recit rg that tho bonded an,
ct Cuba is In the hands d German bank-
efs, aud subject TO The control. none mr.
less dlr"ct, ot the German Government.
| declaring hat he German Government
| thereby becomes interested in sssistiup
| SPAN To perpetuaie her sovereignty In
| tuba, and that such Il condition cuusii-
| thtes menace to the best I'm.
'eres's OF the United siatrs and
mat, IN the seuse OF tLe ser
ate, II must he discountensnc.d and nro
tested against. Tue resolution Also "a.
lquesis the President to furnish tin sen
ale hurh Information MS may be iu nos
session oil the State Department in regard
tp the matter, 80 that the senat,. ma,
take such action as may be deemed
proper The resolution WAS referred :,
I've Committee OIL Foiei.u Relations
Mr.. sherman obifclieg 10 lis diseu,slsn
hittr an eNecuiye session the Seuat,
Adjourned
III tie House, On motion of Mr. Oar,
ilsle, the Sneaker WAS authoIlzel Ia al
minister the official oath To Mr.. l,nudsII
% Pennsylvania, al his r.sl.uc. /,
Washington, and Ncssis. Wllbef ~ New
Yoik, " hithorue. ri Icn,es.er (,l.cr
though Sickness), werc also autloItln
io'ake the oatL u Office before mope
l officers. ~
/ BY Mr. Perkins, for tie free cdio5,e +,
gold anl silver. ly Mr.. fm'ry5 ut k,r
turdy, TO reduce taxation ai,i GRIM!
!, rings and monouuics BY Mr. Il M
loolfine to the imp rit,ou VI an iucom
= tex Tor tho paynic OF PENSIONS: aisp. if
The fico coinage OF silver; also, Hmitiu
the cOinsge Of tie double ea.le' Nv N,
, Bingham, for the sale OF the present ~,
# tile Mint In fhAgielphia and "A
erection Of Mutt building GA a ne
, ste.
] Secretary Window Is suffering froun
q severe cold, and II Ii feared mat lie h
- ia Ripe"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

George c. Rothweli, Levy Court Com
missioner from Blackbir Hundred and a
Democratic candidate for Sheriff of New
Castle County, came up to the city yes
terday and placarded the town with cards
with bold type telling the faithful that he
would be extremely Obliged to them for
their votes. lie met great many Of the
boys" who were enthusiastic for him
until they found that he would treat to
nothing stronger than lemonade. Then
they turned up their noses and said
''Wbat candidate for Democrat But
Mr.. Rothwell 10 hustler, aud he 10 max
Ing lots of friends, even II the star gszers
through the bottom OF tumbler do turn
their backs upon him. Ii Mr.. Roth well
Ia elected he will make most excellent
and crclItable Sheriff..