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Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

President Grub of the Levy Court
should make himself more acquainted
with the attempt OF Collector Resrdon
TO disfranchise twenty one voters Of
Mill Greek Hundred. When Mr.. Wier
brought the subject before the Levy
Court on Friday evening, in making Z
verbal report OF the committee to which
the matter had beer referred, the presi-
dent during Mr.. Wier's remarks ex-
pressed Ignorance of the case entirely,
and once or twice asked what II was
and what the report was about He
seemed 20 be entirely forgetful Of the
fact that he himself had referred the
matter to committee, the chairman
Of which was then making q report.
buch an important matter as the dis
frsnchisement OF twenty-one voters,
and deprivlng the county from receiv.
ing the $50 or $50 in taxes which they
owed and were ready and willing to
pay, should not be go easily lost
sight of.
The outrageous effort made by the
collector to dislranchise them should
not be SKINNED over with Mr.. Wier's
milk and water report. but should be
earnestly condemned by tho action of
The Levy Court, and when the five
days In which the DISTINGUISHED men
were given very poor opportunity TO
pay their taxes have expired. and they
are not paid, the matter should not
then drop, unless the collector has seen
all the men and has given each per-
sonal chance to pay his taxes. Col.
lector Reardon will be most likely to
carry out The real spirit of the words
Of Mr.. wier. MAY give them An OPP
portuni,y TO pay their taxes" Those
who heard the remarks OF Mr.. Wier to
the court will recollect not only the
word may being used, but the en-
phasis placed upon the word. Col
lector Reardon understands the differ
ence between the words "may'' aud
''shall," and he will be apt to act on
the spirit OF the report. The refusal
of the collector to appoint time for
the men to meet him and pay their
xes shows that he understands his
instructions, and he may be expected
10 act accordingly. But President
Grubb should not SO easily forget such
matters.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

New YORK, March l6.-Among the
20, 900 residents OF Bsyonne there is but
one centenarisu, Mrs. Anasta.ia Parsells,
who was born on st. patrick's Day, Fri
day, March II, 1885. She aud her scors
or SO of descendants will celebrate to-
morrow her l0+ih birthday. After over
century Of remarkable health she as
been mpelled to take 10 her room, aud
Tor two months has boon confnei to her
bed. During the past year abe has beer
compelled 10 don spoetscles, sitter, it IL
said, going l03 years without them.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The students OF Delaware College have
formed Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, aud elected the following Oft.
cers: John s. Wiids, President; j. H..
Lsttomus, yice-presid.nt; +. Is. Short,
Corresponding Secretary; Joseph Wells,
Recording Secretary; Messrs. Springer,
Frick and Foulk, Committee On Mem
bsrship; Messrs. Short, Grant aad Lat
tomue, Committee on Devotional Ever.
cises. Messrs. Reuh, Brown aud Wells
Com NJ ittee on NonIiua atoms.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Troy, N. Y, March 17.-Early on
Saturday morning land slide in the
southern part OF this locality swept away
tho two-story brick residence of Patrick
Garfield. and demolished the one-siory
frame dwelling OF John Laurcnson. Four
families resided In Canield's house. Mrs.
Margaret Noonan and her daughter, Mrs.
Johanna Hogan, both widows, and Annie
Burns, IA years old, were killed. NJ 8.
John Ahearn and infant, Thomas Lau.
reason and Mrs. Patrick Uanfeld, Jr.,
we're injured, / ut not seriously.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

PIrTsBuRa, Pa. March 1.-THE at
temp. to introduce Southern ores in ths
market is a failure. A member of the
arm of Carnegie, Phipps q Co. says 2oJ0
tons were received by them last week,
but 1t ia SO much inferior to the Northern
pred uction that they have refused to re-
ceive 1t, and will order NO more. Other
manufacturers say that 1t will never t.ke
the place of the ore now In use there.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

PoueHKEEPsIE, N. ". March IA
dlsgrsceiui scene occurred here yeslor-
day morning in St. MGry's Catholic
Church just before the morning service.
George Hughes, prominent merchant,
and one of the parishoners, had some
dispute with Father Early as o the own
ership oil one Of the pews. When
Hughes aud his con occupied the pew
yesterday morning, there was q war OF
worda bstveen Hughes and Father Early
which ended, 1t is alleged, 10 Father
Early hitting Hughes In the face. Then
three men, one of them tie priests
nephew, went to the latter's ASSISTANCE,
AMI q man named Cullen pounded
Hughes numerically about the face and
neck. Warrants have been sworn out
Tor all the sssailants. Father Early says
Hughes struck him first.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

MOST unexpected opposition has
been manifested In Louisiana Agalnst
the renewal Of the charter Of the hot
terry company, 100000 having been
refused. When Louisiana takes such
. stand against lotteries 1t Il hardly
the time for young. enterprislng Re-
publican State like North Dakota to
take the lottery schemors to her arms.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 17.-In the
Senate OF Kentucky, GU SATURDAY,, a bill
was passed repeating the charters OF all
lotteries in the state. A III passed. both
Houses OF the Legislature imposing Sc
we're penalties upon pertons refusing to
answer questions put BY Legislative in
vestigating committee. This is 10 ended
to compel wi:nesaes in the lottery inves-
tigAt.ou to reveal what they know.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The INFAMOUS gerrymander for the
election OF Congressman in Ohio by
the Democratic Legislature has been
followed by 3 bill to elect Presidential
electors by Congressional districts.
When the Democrats In Ohio can be
guilty OF such partisan legislation
what may be expected Of them in
some other Statebf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

SATURDAY, March s2nd, 1850.
Mt 3 o'clock, y. m, sharp, the following
described property, u wit.
Dwelling honsc, known as No. lg1
Poplar street, beginning on tile westerly
side OF Poplar street, between Front
aud second streets, Mt the distance of
81 feet from the northarly side OF front
street, IN the middle of the hricIs diVis-
ion wall between this and the adjoining
house ON the south, thence westerly par
nllcl with Front street ~ feet 10 "a stake,
thencr northeriy parallel with Poplar
street 10 feet inches tol stake, thouCe
etstcily parallel with Front street, aud
passing along the middle Of n = Iect wide
alley hetw cen this aud the adjoining
house on tho North. 81 feet to the said
side OF Poplar street, and thence there
by southerly III feet q inches TO the place
OF beginning, be the cunteuts thereof
what they may, vita the privilege of
tile feet wide alley In @umnon forever.
Possession March 25ti, 1870.
Attendance viii be given aud terms
made known by Il, u, Il. sUTToS,
Executor,
Or By GEORGE LODfs f.
3IsNt Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
7. Y. Missimer & Co.,
.5..M Successors 10
RUSSELL, MISSIMER B co.
DUBLlC SALE.

will selint public sale, on tho prcmi.
ses ut Wooddale, Landenberg Branch of
the u. \ +. II. r., on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1890,
Mt / o'clock, =. NJ, sharp, 3good farm
horses, will work anywhere and In all
kinds OF harnesB; head of good sS,4z-aj
dairy cows, ono in profit by day NLyA5S
of sale, the other u close spring NA
er; heifer II months old. of good stock.
one iar1n wagon, one horse cart, one
double harrow nearly new, ! single har-
row, several plows, or them u new
Hillside; cultivAtor, roller, l vince rake,
moving machines, ono nearly new; /
grain phosphate drill, good US new; /
corn shelter. cutting box, grain han. 2
sets OF wagon harness in good order,
set cart harness, plough harness, brides.
collars hnltcrs, set carriage harness in
good order. saddle and brdie. double
seated carriage aud carriage pole, no
top carnage, ! double hlrpoon hay fork
with ropes aud blocks complete and In
good order, hay aud manure forks. COW
chnlns, hay KNIFE, post angur and DOG,
cradles, picks, shovcls, grubbing axe,
spades, hoes, fifth and spreader Chains.
lock chains. wagon jack, marking
bags, 2 half bushel measures, corn by
the bushel. huy by the ton, and n num-
Der OF other articles not mentioned.
Terms--Ali sums of so and under. cash;
over that amount credit OF six monshs
viii DO gwen on purchaser giving a
bankuble note with nm approved enuof-
ser. JOSEPH BOUGHMAN.
stidham Il Son, Auctioneera.
3-4-2tw- std m12-l4-l6s
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

THE bill introduced in Congress by
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge. providing
for the Australian ballot system in the
election Of Congressman, 10 one that
should be put through speedily !, In time
70 be OF service in the elections next
November,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Ia
now selling tickets to points In Mime
sofa, ths Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas and
tue far west at rates much below former
prices. II you think of going west 1t
will pay you to communicate with the
ticket agents Of the B. & o. railroad be-
tore puTch asing tickets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Do you suffer with chnbains2 certify
10 the prompt relief obtained from the
use Of Salvation OH for chilblalns, and
do not hesitate to recommend 1t as the
best cure | ever tried.-H. Hood, 749 w.
Pratt kireet Raltimnre Md
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

WHEN Republicans 60 10 the Levy
Court 10 get assessed they should walk
right straight inside the railing and
address the president OF the court, rs
the two young men did on Friday
afternoon, and il NcCloskey interferss
with his questions ask The president Of
tbe court TOR protection from him. He
has no business there except to help TO
bulldoze Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
G. B, / 1
Schedule IN ered /, Nov loi.a
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Express trains.
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Lineage. % % a. m. daily, except
r =. & Is IS % :, an, iallH'soep;
LEAVE pn'LA Ftrnfs Fos wrv'd
Daily,S 10, -, 400. ,lIlOam
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Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

THERE are large number of sons
OF the descendants of the Revolution
residing In this city who should at
tend the meeting to be held in the
Clayton House parlors tonight.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

THE Pottsville, Pa, Miners Journal
says. "In later times the object OF .
coroner's inquest In this country has
been to get the fees" The editor OF
the Journal must have been down in
New Castle County making investiga-
lions.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

We hardly eve- have
such good news to tell you
Of Hamburg Embroideries.
"Hay the usual money
saoea" only begins the story
You can save it on some Of
the choicest patterns that
ever came Into the store, and
just the widths and styles
that you'd be apt to select
from our entire Hamburg
stock. .... ..
This latest flight Of special.
bargain White Goods in.
cludes a line Of Cambria
Edgings and Insertings from
l to IA inches wide at from
II to BIC, and a rich assert
ment OF Nainsoo.s Edges
Tor as little proportionately.
Flouncings too. Just VOID
enough to set you thinking
Of them ... ...
Embroidered scallopcd Flouneings-
CLIPS from 81.
Sl.75 from So IS, 50 rs, aud si.75.
e. 90 from 81. 10 AID sj,3S.
$500 from S.
So and AZ inch Htmstitched Flouncing,
S5c for the si.25 Kind.
You know what rubbi b
sinks along with a bali
price under cover OF the
Hamburg name in come
stores. Course, sti, ched en-
coarse material, and moss
grown patterns at that.
Slimpsy, sleasy, sorrowiul
stuff. We generally have
the pleasure OF refusing it
before you hear OF il in
other houses.
II for no other reason we
ara too proud Of our Ham
burg fame to daily with
tr, sh.
Southwest Of centre.
Al Out 1000 pairs of our
Women's S.button Nous.
quetaire Suede Gloves ha &c
come. COCO pairs more are
headed this way. You have
never seen such a dollar 5
worth before. Neat en-
broidery.
Chestnut street aide, west of Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAM.KER.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

In OUR REMARKS on Friday about
what may or may no, be expected of
the Levy Court in the matter Of re .
duction oil the price of prison board
paid the sheriff, we were under he
idea that the price was fixed before
Land, and was, therefore, contract
with the sheriff. II We are mistaken.
. ind II it Is fact that Tho labor must be
performed before price is agreed
upon, then we stand corrected, and are
in favor OF the reduction. But it is 81
natural and general to know before
hand in all other kinds of business
what = person is To receive for services
performed that we hardly supposed
that the prison board contract was 81
exception.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

EITHER st. Patrick or the almanac
makers must have made q mistake of
. day In calculating the time for the
annual appearance of the patron saint.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

A UCTION SALE,
"A The sale OF Dry Goods and Trim
mings in store No. 100 W. Second street.
will be continued every afternoon and
evening until stock is sold.
Evening sale will common &c ut 7 O'Clock,
Il. I. STROUD h co.
VIM, n. IIuKILL, auct. m-ll-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

- EGiSrBe'6 ORDER.
IN REdiSrEI'a OFFICE,
NEW CAerL Il couarY. DEL.
February 2ls., 1870.
Upon the rppiicttl ~ Of Henry q. alley
anu Nelson 1alley executors o; Joun H. ral-
l1t. lac OF Erandwhe n undred, la said
county, deco aseh, 10 Is ordered AL directed
by the Re.iste- that the executors Aforesaid
give notice OF granting of letters 1ts-
tamcnisry upon the estate OF the
deceased, win the tate of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
Pc ted Sitiiln fprty days from the date OF snch
letters III six OF tile most public plsc-I Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring ali persons
having demands against lhe estate to present
such ease made aud provided: and also cause
the same tn be inserted within tile same peril
cd in the DAILY RuruRLtcAs, news.
papsr published In Wilmington Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks
II Given under the hand aud Seal of
l.. s. ONCE of the Register afnreslii, al
= Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid the day and We r. above written.
JOHN X. BRADFURU,
Register.
NOTICE. ALL persons having claims ze.tnst
tie estate OF the deceased must present the
ssre, duly ate ted to the Executors, ON
or t- Feb, Eat, lsli, nr ABIDE tn. act of
/ assembly In such case made and rroviLed.
HENRY G. TALLEY,
NELSON FALLEY,
Executors.
Adirrs' Wilmington. Del. e-2s-sw.eId
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The voters OF Rhode Island will
have plenty Of material from which to
select governor, there being now
four tickets in the field, the Repnbli.
can. Democratic, Prohibition and
Law Enforcement 1t is hardly likely
,tuat the Republicans will be able to
SNct a governor under the icircum.
Stances, as two.t thirds of the Prohibi-
ton and nearly ell OF the Law En-
torcement party come from the Repub
lican party. The State, however. viii
In all probability have Republican
governor, as the Legislature viii cleo
In the failure of any one OF the nomi
noes TO get majority Of the votes cast
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17


PHrLADsLraIA. Monday. March II. 1890.
You arc invited to meet
the
New Millinery from Paris
and our own workrooms,
The Paris Wraps and
Costumes,
The New Dresses and
Over -garments for Misses,
The Novelties Ia Infants
belongings.
At your command to-mor.
row or Wednesday or Thurs
day following.
Further news of this
French Occasion" or Amer.
lean "Opening" In to.mor-
rows papers.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
DUBLlC SALE ..5.-.
HORSES.

win be sold At public sale. at our stables,
No. 40 Edgemont avenue. Chester, PA.,on
THURSDAY, March 10th. 1894
at i.so O'Clock, p. m,
20 head OF Southern Ohio horses. ~
consisting OF roadsters, DRAFT and IN
gen ral purpose horses. They can be inspect
ed At above stables two days beiore sale.
TWO aud TOUR months cred 1.
Telephone 1871. - -
ROBERTS q HANNUM.
StIdhsm A Sou, auets. 3-l2 dAw-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Pass on st. Patrick, the shorter
your visit the better we like you.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

DUBLIC SALE.
win be sold at public sale at No.
us King street, on SATURDAY evening.
March and, 1870 at $50 O'Clock, u stock Of
dry goods and trimmings. all OF which
viii be sold without reserve to quit the
business. w. A. HUk1LL,
HZo2l-s2 Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

WATCH McCloskey's movements
and see how he runs the Levy Court.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

- E9iSrER'S ORDER.
k-O REGIS rht'SusFItE,
HEw CASTLE G1NS DBL,
+. . uhTch t4lh, isto.
bfoh lhe application ui H. lfci n. Nickel
4 iW'nlsttaiflS . JUhi#f. HlrnUl, late vi !, IL
mllistnn Hundred, In rAld county, deceased.
II 10 ofdsred az ir-et-d by ths lie zister INIT
IN Administrative Aforesaid, giss anliea uI
grshl!n. oil letters OF Standardization upon
tue esieie OF the deceased, with the date oi
.rhhlAs t5etrot, by causing Ndyertisementt
10 he ported thin forty dave from tue data
otsFcu'rtterA in ak OF the mott pu hllc places
Of tie county OF ksw castle, rrqutrlus III
persons nsvlaG denands AfsiEst the sstate "
preaeat the ssIue, or sbiue hy an Act ii As.
acmsiy In sncn case made ana provided npd
.An cause The came TO te Inserted within Iii.
saiae period In tue DAILY REPUBLICAN,, \
newspaper published Ia " linin=ton, ncI, ana
10 be eshtllued therein three weeks te, o,a,)
l. sl'en under tue nbnu And sesl oi
| l.. $. Oaice or the Register Aforesaid, Al
- Wilmington, in scw Castle Gonn,y
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JDlts X. BRA uFOEu, Register,
Norich.-All personshHyirg claim gain .
tie cbtnie of the degessrd must present tbs
SINE, duiy Httested to the hdminislrstrix IN
or Ne ore tsrch lItb, ls9i, or abide tine Arl
OF Assembly In such rsse mate and pro7ided.
| khCtihi. T.. hl6ka II,
! -,,,t,,.-z asdministrairis.
| A""fess7-" ihih toh' Del. n-ls-gt'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

DUBL1C SALE.
win tell al public sale, at sai Jackson
street, on
FRIDAY, March 2lst Is0),
ats O'Clock, q. M, full line of he uscho,d
goods, sinunk which are plush paIIor suite
Schznber suites. one IL foot walnut exten.
sion TABLE, walnut secretarY / couch, 2
leather beds, real antique bureau and wash
stair and hall carpets. one No. 7 We or COOK
stove alHo qreensnrte and cutlery and The
utual Kitchen utensils, which viii be sold 10
discontinue housekeeping. ~
3-i5-ls-ig-2o Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
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re ferreG 70 The ticket nes IA spih'
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upon which extra are . ~ MOOD,
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Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

NORFOLK, Va, March ia vessel,
supposed to be an oyster schooner, foun-
dertd near York Spit Lighthouse, in the
Chesapeake, yesterday afternoon. Five
men put out from her In q boat, but 1t
was dashed agxinst the iron piers Of the
| lighthouse and all were drowned.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
T)UBLIC SALE.

TDUB LIC SALE.
We will sell at public sale without re-
serve, to close partnership, at VIM. g..
Goodleys near Booths Corner, Del, Co.
Pa, on FRIDAY, March 2lst, 1880, thirty
fresh COWS, forward and backward
springera, o stock bulls, one good mare
six years old good worker and driver
one dearborn, lot Of shoats.
sale to commence at O'Clock.
COOLEY a BALDWIN.
j. Slawter, Auct 3lIts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
A NEW BUSINESS METHOD,

S.. H. Baynard has adopted new plan that is now
prevailing in western cities, whereby the opportunity
is given procure good watch for very low price,
through the agency cooperative clubs The plan as
follows: Clubs are composed Of forty members, who
pay one dollar for membership fee, which payment
goes the originator Of the plan. When the club
formed they mutually agree to purchase forty watches
for the sum Of seven hundred and sixty-hve dollars
Each week thereafter the members meet and
each pays one dollar, at which time
Der is drawn which entities the owner OF
such number to select and receive his watch,
similar to the old plan of watch clubs, with the en-
ception that upon the drawing oa number further pay
mcnts of that number The remaining members
Qess each weekly continue their payments and
drawings for thirty weeks. when all payments cease
and the remaining ten members receive their watches
The watches SO distributed are god-hed case,
made by James Boss, with either an Elgin, Watham,;
Springfield or Hampden movement, such are sold
all city for thirty-fve dollars and which
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Clubs now
forming and drawings will commence Tuesday even
ing March 25th. For further information and exami-
nation of the watches call at
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

N. ?. Davis, tewsler, . East sec.nd ct
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
DUBLIe SALE.

Mt No. sol Poplar street, on WE'D.
NEspAf MARCH 18th, 1870 at o'el ock
good organ, book case, wardrobe, ca r,
quantity OF MI kinds OF furniture, also
one wood turning lathe and other tools,
The above goods will be positively sold.
Il. HIRST.
L.. w, stidham & Son, auctioneers.
ml5ts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Pants to order u, suits $12. Perfect
fit, No. 521 Market str-et,