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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

At the Municipal Court this morning,
H,ury Coll'ns. crested by Sergeant
stetzer for drunkenness WA nned ~ and
costa.
charged with committing an assault and
battery on David Mex in the jackson s
sharp car works, was called. BlackwAy,
= very respectable, fne looking young
man, under An error plead guilty, but
under the Instructions Of his attorney,
William r. emslley, he changed be
plea 10 not guilty. DAVID Mex, with he
head bandAgsd, was put upon the wit
6ssa stand, With Alexander Jaalowsky
Is interpreter.
Mex's story was that Blackway as
esulted him without any provocst!on
whatever; he made no threats, used NO
insulting language, but Blsckway just
struck him In The forehead with the
inckplane without any cause.
The next witness, Alfred Wade, an
appr cntice, IS years Of age, rather sur.
prised City Solicitor Turner with his
eviderce. He stated that he vas close
| beside the parties and raw the whole
affair. Mex called on Blackway to help
him carry away long car pauel. and
Black way helped rs requested. Next II
was Blackway's turn to call upon Mex
to Assist him In carrying away panel,
when Mex impudently refused. Black
way called him . "sbeeney." Mex go
very angry, called Blackwsy . yer,
approbious epithet, walked up to him
caught him BY the coat. drew back hi
flst and was about to strike, when Black
way, who had . jaek-plans In his hand
struck Mex In the forehead with 1t
Without proceeding further City S0licito
Turner abandoned the case and Black
way was dismissed.
Henry p. Mills was arraigned AM
charged with the larceny Of . lot Of shee
iron, zine, lead, brass and copper from
the Pullman Palace Car Company
works. Mills Is . junk dealer, and pur
chases cast-od articles Of the works. H
took OIL come $50 worth OF car fixtures
among which were . quantity Of pip
and brass pumps. without gsttiag then
through the right source, and sold then
to william Cr0ssley, on Tatnsll stree
between Front and Second.
William Crosslcy testiaed that be pur
chased the material, Milis Yelling hin
THAT he had better not let tho pumps La
around where they would DO seen yer.
long.
Judge Ball told Mills not TO leav
court, IS he wanted him. Crosslsy looke'
con fused.
Mills stated that he cav A. J. Drake
superintendent ct the p, w. & b. depo
and he understood from him that b
lcould take the articles In question.
The case was held over until Mouda
morning next at 0 O'Clock to have Nj
Drake present
Mr.. Crosslcy was let of In his own r
cognizsnce to answer tho charge Of r
ceiviug stolen goods.
| John q. Cooper and Anna Irons we
dismissed from charge Of committii
an assault aud battery on Gertru,
Thomas.
Il The court was In session from Q 70
O'clock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15
edition.


Mrs. Lena 8. Stephenson Wit.
Rev. Il. X. Stephenson OF ihe W,m,
ton Conference, aud daughter o, N. ~
T. A. Leathsrbury o. Onancock \, ".
buried from the parsonage Of ma sm, -
circuit, IT Smyrna, bel. an IVY .,l
norhipu. the lslh inst, at il o'ela.s
large numbsr Of friends Of The Sss,..
lady me. AZ The hou;s TO lopw \,
memory, and the services were 4: I,
prossive character. The Rev Jss
France, Presiding Elder Of The y,s..
district, was In charge. Tho Lesson, ~.
read By the Revs. John D. & Ham, ~
W. n. Warner; prayer was offered i, n.
Rev. X II, Adams, and most sn,rs,.
ate address, . beautiful tribute Ia n.
departed and protler Of sympath, Ia n.
bsrsavsd family, was delivered BY a.
Rev. X. q. Jones.
A memoir full Of tenderness. an, n,
probation was read by the Key. " NJ
W. Wilson. Other minister, pr..,.,
were tho Rsvs. John u. Egp, WVI
Sharpe, r. n. White, A. P. Pre,U.v
=. q. Atkins, s. NJ. Morgan, I. \. I'm,
aud J. II. Wiley. Among othsn d,
large company Who gathered to nsrl,.1
their sympathy and interest were Jo.iI
Pyle OF Wilmington, Mrs, tauuu
York, Pa. Mrs MAtlack, Z,ch ssurJ
son and Mrs.. Stephenson of por. D,,sll
and Miss Edith Leatherbury Of 6,,l
cock.
Mrs. Stephenson was k1ssl
Christian character. Converted ia =
Life, she wac . constant labprs ax h
good OF othersl
She will be missed In the genera vs,}
circle and In the church. but, bsc.mI
always found her nrst work In The =
she Will DO most greatly missed
She was lady Of great natural u
to which wac added the ado-nm.tt
refined nature and . cultivated mri
faithful vile, . devoted mother, 1 n
counsellor and friend, a eonxm
Chrlstiau, she leaves large vOAlu
but sho Is filling . better position % 4
other Ahore.
Thus our scquaintances and frkll
and companions are taking their ps
In the better land. We canno, call u
hack. We would not II we could. \
from toll and pain, they are at bod
But We can 70 70 them, aud AFTER IN
time, We will.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

The choicest brands Of wine, liquor and
cigArs ct the Delaware House
Mssis at al hours ~ the Delaware
House, No 6l8 Market street.
Buy our Csc. patent back suspeuders.
Wyatt 4 CO., COS Market street.
Board BY the day or week At the Dsla-
ware House. No. BIS Market street..
The best tintype made In the city IL
Cummiues' gallery. 500 Market street.
Under shirtz and drawers 25c., 500,
5oc., At Wyatt q Co., COS Market street.
Bush French street wharf 10 ths
place TO buy your coal
All wool pants cut and made to your
measure, $500 dp; suits, el2 up. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Liverpool and Lon
don Merchant Tailors, 52l Market st.
Butter, eggs, cheese. &c., are sold by
W. Doughty, in the Third street market,
at Wholesale prlcos. Dealers are pArtlcu.
larry invited to call.
p. Frederick Il Sons OF Mt. Cuba have
. good supply OF pork, sausage, scrapple,
lard and other produce every market DAY
at No 22l King street.
The fAll OF rain about O'CLOCK ye0ter-
day afternoon was the heaviest expert
enced In this vicinity for year,. The wind
blew % though It was cyclone, and
considerable damage WAS done 70 sign
and awnings.
A pleasant sociable was given las
evening In Webster's dancing academ,
BY tho Friday evening class. There were
about forty-Ave couples present, ant
music was furnished by Cooks orchestri
Of Philadelphia.
Last night tramp had his foot mashet
at the West Yard aud was brought TO th,
hospital at the station In this city. q,
WAS attended by DR.. Draper and after
wards taken to the almshousc.
Delta Chapter was visited by Anumbe
Of Royal Arch Mssons Of Chester Las
evening. After the regular business hAt
been transacted supper was served =
FArras.
About II o'clock last night two sus
picious characters were found by Georg
W. jackson in his back yard. Whel
asked what they wanted they becam
very abusive aud took their departure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15
EDITION


On "Wednesday evening, February IL, .
party Of young rpen from the village Of
Stanton, prcGe61ed to the residence OF
Edward Crauston, . short distance IRON
Stanton on the Limestone road. for the
purpose OF asfeuading his daughter
Clara, who was married early 10 the
evening 10 M. Irwin l.. Ball, OF Mill.
town. We LETT Stanton about o'clock
with horns, drums, revolvers and other
instruments generally used at an event
OF that kind. We reached our destiua-
tion and the music began Immediately,
When one Of the guests, Q email fellow
from near Nilltpwp, shouted don't
thoot, you will friahtcn the horses, but
we hammered away aud created oil the
excitement possible for about 10 minutes,
when the bride and groom made their
Appearance. The bride looked splendid.
not deceiviug her looks In the least. We
then gave them three cheers, when we
were asked Tor . Gong, but we were not
fortunate enough TO have any songsters
In our party, 90 therefore We could not
comply with their request. An invita-.
ton was then extended 10 ~ TO proceed
to the back door, which we did by fol-
lowing two OF the guests into the outer
shed, but no sooner than We were In and
setting our mouths to partake OF the
bounteoua repast when We were eou-
fronted by Nc. II. l.. Cranston, Rsq., .
brother Of the bride. whom think must
have mistaken US for dogs or brutes Of
some kind, when he walked through the
crowd aud said: "Git out O here. You
amt got good common sense" We, oil
course, dispersed, greatly surprised 81
receiving that kind Of reception. Then
came our treat, and It WAS ''iust grand, y
q part OF = basket Of 'frozen spples, -
but we made way with the apples aud
left only part OF the basket on tina front
porticc. Al the close OF this we all gave
three cheers for ''the frozen apples and
our hearty welcome" by Mr.. B. We
since, ely extend our heartfelt thanks to
Mr.. II. L. Cranston Tor the frozen apples
and our warm reception. This is the
best that We can afford 10 give him al
present, but We hope in the near future
TO repay him better.
(lyg WHO WAS THERE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Sometime after 12 O'Clock last
the machinery Of the draw al ile
street bridge broke again, anu Y
questly travel Is suspended to-day,
frequent breaks OF the mach'ne1S,
the evident failure OF the msehinn,
keep it In working order for a wee ",
time, has caused the sugges''ne w, !.
entire draw shall be rem5Net w
watchmakcr's thop, and zee "sH"
do with II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

A brand new silver watch, full jeweled,
with American movements, Will be
given away at the Philadelphia Res
tsurant, No. 1l6 Market street, Whining
ton, Del. We now call the attention OF
the public and our patrons to our extra
fried and raw oysters, which are the
richest aud of the best quality. Please
come and try them AID be convinced.
The new way Of serving our Is cent
meals will surpass anything ever At
tempted In Wilmington before. Rrmem-
Der, that with everything you purchase
at my place, you will receive ticket
with the amount stated thereon, and
when you have saved % worth OF these
Tickets they will be exchanged for a
Traffic ticket, which will entitle you toe
chauce on q brand new silver watch In
perfect order. Lodgers will also recsiv,
tickets. Call and try our 15-cent meal
and our oysters. Lodging, single rooIns
rs cents. The rattle VIII take place OF
Tuesday evening, April I, at the Phila
delphia Restaurant, No. 1l6 Marks
street, Wilmington. Del. l remain III,
public's servant, 8. GoRDoS, Philadsl
phia Restaurant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

The first annual reception OF the Victor
DUPONT Democratic Club held last even
ing in Brandywiue Hall, WAS the most
successful given IN that hall for years.
The grand march started promptly at
10 O'Clock, led by Il. e. Griffith and Miss
Maggie Kelley, followed by ID. A. Rowe
and Miss Lizzie Rowe, Joseph McMAn US
and Miss Maggie McCorkle, John +.
Kelley and Miss Name Griffith, NJ. j..
Volk and Miss Annie Wolfe. There
were about 90 couples on the promenade.
PARIS orchestra furnished excellent
mutic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

There 10 still cousidsrabls complaiat
.hout M electric IiQbts over Third street
hridge. And he people Of that pah Of
the eIty Arc wishing that tho old Essc-
line iainps had beep allowed TO remain, -
thev ssy that they then had much batter
l,.ht than Al present Last night there
we're hui nine burning, and the light
civeu bv them Waa very poor. Tho
Street Ard Sever Commission should
,akc sorne action In this matter, NJ the
people over the bridge are becoming
very impatient
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Captain Thomas d. GAinor Of
Neck, Cecil county, Nd, 10 visiting
son. Officer Gainor, Of this city,
called at the Republican Office this m|
ing. Mr.. Gainor IL rs years of
weighs 80 pounds, enjoys excel
hcalth and 10 / fine specimen OF M
land farmers. During the existerci
the old Wing party hsaHes n iaii4
sdhsrent, and since ~ 4 nauNsy]
given bis allegiance to TN RspuS!I
party. he voted for Presids gut HM1
In 1s4O, and for bis grand fOn IN \
He has been married flfty.fou yearI|
bis wife 10 stili living. Thej have
the parents OF seven childro}. sad 4
quite anumbsr Of graudchildfsA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

As team belonging to Fred Kienle, OF
the Second strcst market, WAS being
driven down Market street this morning.
the front axle Of the wagon broke In
crossing Seventh street., frightening the
horse and causing him TO run away.
Between Fihh and Sixth streets the
team collided with a wagon belonging
to Levy Courtman hickman, = Singer
sewing machine wagon and one belong
ing to the Wilmington Laundry, each of
which were badly damaged. Tho driver
Of the runaway team held on to the
rcins and tried TO check the frightened
animal, but without avail, until be
turned ct Fifth street, when the wagon
was upset and he wss secured. For
tunately the driver escaped with slight
injury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15
Good Iricaa

w. J. Lank, auctioneer, sold for
Harry Stafford, on Thursday, near Hare
Corner. AT the Toll wi ,g prices: Cows,
from $50 TO t3s; llsllers, year old, from
$l7.75 to S26.25; hcr,es, from, SG3 TO SIC;
pig'. $575 per hundred; peach wagon,
$40, farm wagon, ti1; market wagon,
t4o, do, $40; buggy, $50; drill, $50; one.
half interest In wheat, $3.50 per acre
Attendarcs fair. bidding careful, prices
good. hale amounting to about 81 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Miss Lola Cox was years old on last
Wednesday, and 10 the evening her little
friends rendered her party in honor of
the event, at the residence Of her parents
No. 1891 Poplar street. There were
about thirty present, aud they enjoyed
themselves until reasonable hour, when
refreshments were served. Mise Lola
received quite a number Ct handsome
presents. aud when the guests dispersed
1t was with sincere wishes that she might
eujoy many happy returns of the day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15
20 PER CENT
DISCOUNT.

All our Winter clothln z
will be sold.
Overcoata. Sto m Coa's.
Fine Dress Suite. Black
Broadcloth Suits. Mems
and Young Mems cashmere
Suits. Fine Wide Vale
Coats and Vests. Black
Corkscrew Suits.
Boys Overcoats. Boys
Clothing.
Fall and Spring Over
coats.
No reservation. The vs, y
best s0e hare is TO go at a 20
Per cent discount.
A fine Broadcloth or
Worsted $50 Suit-$6.OO in
hard cash is handed back to
you.
A fine $40 Storm or Over.
coat "a In hard cash is
handed back to you.
A SIS Overcoat-$3oo
comes back to you. IT,.
Throughout the entire
house all our Winter Goods
will be sold at 20 per cent.
discount. @..s..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

A party was given At. No. 500 East Fifth
.street last evening by tho White hose
Social Club, which wac participated in ty
about thirty couples. A very pleasant
time was had. During the evening a
very nice pound cake was presented to
the musicians, Myers Baker aud the
Patterson brothers. Refreshments were
served in abundance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

The Wilmington Dramatic Club will
give priva'e theatrical entertainment
in It's play In Eden Hall tonight The
programme will include comedy In
two acts called, "A naval engagement"
and farce entitled 1.-TWO Bonn y castles"
witt be given. Among those who will
take part ore james +. Haywood, Z. A.
Ryon, Frank ID. Carpenter, Esq, Chas.
NJ. Curtis, Esq. and 6. A. Hoiiecker.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

The daughter Of James Dllso,s
Christians Hundred. In getting ~
carriage this Saturday al'efu,l
front OF Alsentzer's saloon, ~
atrest between Third AID foa'ia
beaver muff and also her po"
containing = small sum Of pon1 ,..
short time afterwards the "ilIsi .i
brought to this olfics and ret4'l''
owner,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

County Tax Collector DouslsrJ
not get to his Office yesterday un1
o'clock, to the great disappointment
large numbsr OF poll tax payers
Doueherty ~ soon a. he got In BIS =
was beseiged by quite large numoa
tax payers aud was kept busy until .
minutes after 3 o'clock. This fofs1
be WAS 10 his Office from 9 to II oed
and WAS kept very busy. Some ih1
four were waiting when the clock v
IL, but he remained and gave
receipts. collector Mckee did
materialize this forenoon worln1
thing. He called . few mlnutaI
then left again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Joseph jenkins, of the firm oil Miller &
Jenkins, plumbers, YVES much more seti
epsly injured In the accident that be'ell
him at the morocco factory Of |. I.
Qulgley, on Thursday afternoon, than
was ut first reported. lie suffers extreme
pain, and was not able last night TO oh.
tain the rest that he so much needed.
SAIL there are no serious apprehensions
Of the result.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Joseph p. Ross and Samuel s, Marley
have purchased the meat market at Ninth
and Monroe streets OF the Ellis Brothers,
and will open this (saturiay) evening
good supply OF fresh and salt meats OF
all kinds at the lowest rates. The citi-
xens generally are invited - give them a
call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Have you any suggestions to make or
do you think OF anything that We can
add to our City Directory for 1890, by
which 1t win be improved? II SO we
viii be pleased to hear from you. No
matter how small the suggestion, send il
to us. We are willing to make all the
improvements necessary to make a
eoo1 Directory. W. COSTA 81 Co,
3 ". It'll htrecL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Do not fall TO 500 Clevelund aai I'd
erly's minstrels ct Prociors Odd
House this evening. An exchange
speaking Of II says. The entn III
articles, comprising Dir. Casdisd
different organizations, sppafedh "
Entertainment At tho opssAAg o.
first part" more than fifty p,nOea u
on the stage, while In the setoaa u
third parts the number Of artists Y
increased. A hearty welcome !,
accorded the old time fAyoIiies, b9
Emerson and Hughey Douahsi1
Emerson has not been seen in New Y
since the days Of Jack Hsve'ly, but
good singing, Witty sayings aud ca
dancing were appreciated. The
grsmme was interpreted with baa
duets aud quartette. while the y
dancing Of tho two Vistos and y
and Bunncll was new and ent.rtsl
The latter part OF the performance
given up TO the clever manipulaI lot
three troupes OF Japanese artists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

'Framiidens Hopp," Temple OF Tenn.
pla's, instituted last tuesday evening by
Mr. Norlander, will hold a public tenn
percnce meeting to-mor4ow Sunday al
y o'clock in the Swedish Chapel, oven
Eleventh street bridge. Mr.. A. Peterson
OF Philadelphia, will deliver a lecture ia
Swedish. Mr.. Norlander will also speak
All scsnd!n ,viaus are cordially Invited
70 attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Ono of our most estimAh,s Y.
may he thankful for the inifdil'a |.
DR.. Bull . Cough Syrup, TO- u 4
use las saved his life. fof 'n.s
consumption 1t 10 . CERTAIN ~
Price % ceuts,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Is kept busy extracting, filling and max
fpg teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be frst-class in
avery particular. he extracts teeth for
Csc; With gas, Soc. A set Of teeth, q. so;
6tst, 50. Teeth filed with silver, 75c.;
emAlgam, Soc; gold, 81 and upwards
Teeth cleaned for 75c. Once, 7o3 Market
street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15
qHlRD EDlTIQN



when 10 Miss Lewis going to he rein.
avery one who is interested In the school
question. II WAS our Intention to Witt
her Yesterday. We made the attempt,
but thu overflow OF visitors shut us out.
3hare u on0 thing that can't under.
ntAnd, and that 10 this: While the boys
ofs telkine sbout our girls, their advan.
oagea, Disadvantages. etc., the young
Deu from Philadelphia and Washington
aro paying at ention to Mics Lewis So
eiAlly. Is It possible that the young
men Of Wilmington are going to stand
thisl
think 1t would pay you for the time
being TO cease discussing public affairs
and TO look after eocal affairs, more
especially when the petitioners Tor her
reinstatement have reached $500. Now,
asys one, not like 1t was twenty years
ego, somebody signs Tor you, but they
have signed for themselves, says enc
Whist does this amount to In Delaware?
II amounts 10 this. That our people
know how TO appreciate real worth; did
not the people call for An Investigation OF
the matter, and have the school board
granted III Not az yet. But this
will DO the utgrowth-people all
over tie world will know what In
tigence that $500 colored citizens have
osor . grave matter like this, and
more than that 1t will test how much VIC
are worth as citizens outside OF voting
times; pastors of the different charches
have discussed 1t before their congrega
ton, young misses who 70 to school have
s'ghcd and wished for her retention. bu
We NUT wait and watch The Board 0
Education.
Prot. Chandler Wright 10 the onlI
young man In the town who is pay I'M
attention 70 an orchestra; he made hi
mark 81 the Dramatic Association enter
tsinment last evening, while tho eide
NJ musicians have put In lie OF efforts
without success, stand OF now AM
laugh in their Ignorance, but this yoanl
man 10 slowly but surely making Ii.
Wak TO the front.
Rev. J. X. Waters, . man OF grea
worth not only as a pastor bu. as q use
tul man In the community 10 a grea
friend to tho right aui In tlls que stiol
he thinks that Misc Lewis has Tee
wronged, and he was the frat To tell III
congregation to buy the Twilight. II
snsounced It from the pulpit aud W
take great pleasure IN publishing hi
services tom orrow
Fourth quarterly meeting at Ezio
Church. Love feast at 0 a. M; preaching
~ 1879 .. IN. by Presiding Elder Rev
W. II. Cofley, aud at 1850 by the pastor
Kew, j.. ks%atsrs-- --.-..----- --~5
IHe Afro evangelist. R. II. Allen, wi
sn"held fervlcts at Sixth and Penn stree
Tomorrow at 4 p. IN. The services WEI
very Interesting last Sabbath, and wei
attended largely. Mr.. Allen Ia now d
CussinQ the religious ORGANIZATIONS OF u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Tho Right Worthy Grand III III
Heptasophs or 8. W. NJ, ., IN N
viii hold an adjourned session =, x Sl
day evening At HoptasoPh h ,,aandsd|
Market street and = full s''e'
requested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

The regular Saturday nigh meeting
for the promotion OF Holiness will he
held this evening in Fletcher Hall, G14
Nsrkt street, at :. 80 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Ssntmier Evangelist and
mem Der OF the New York y. N. Confer
ence will preach on the subject of entire
eanctihcatlon. Every holy welcome.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Isaac T. suphay has opened an em
ployment bureau at the southwest corner
OF Tenth and Walnut streets and persons
wishing work done ss well as those
wishing employment should call on him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

There was a brief session of court this
morning, but as all the jurors are dis
charged until Monday, nothing but mis-
eellaneous business was transacted
About II O'Clock an adjournment was
II d until 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Colonel Marshall and Inspector Gem
eral Armstrong inspected the officers oil
Company IL, d. N. H.. OF New Castle,
last evening, and each passed In cred.
table manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

In yesterdays chicago and ct. Atsus.
tIne game Of ball At st. Ausgusl1nel Fla,
Lawson, the new pitcher OF The Will
min gton Club, went In tho box u the
lfh inning for the st. Augustiue't and
The Chicago club did not make bit
afterwards.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

Asa wholesome and powerful tonic,
prompt aud pleasant Alternative, and thor
ough cleanser and ronovator OF the sys.
ten, the people everywhere are cordially
indorsing Laxador. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-15

WANTED-h YOUNG MAN T o
W work In Restaurant, une who can tnnn
oysters, Apply nv restaurant, Witi and
Market strD cts. l. 5-aI