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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
THIRD EDITION


what the People Want to KNOW.
Mis- Lswis has been heard from. That
she hna been treated Improperly 10 beyond
dispuio and u v hoped that justice may
ut BE- accorded 70 nor.
Rev. g. v. Peterson b noted for preach.
1ng sermon on the future Of the Harm
Atss. lie has deep thought. hence . good
sermon was dsiiyered on hast Sunday
evening. He far show the average Of
NJ pssachep OF hts connection. His
ehuseh b crowded every Sunday even-
WIlbsrt Harris, one Of our young men,
hns an orchestra under training that
mests every Monday evening.
Miss Jenny Morgan, OF Philadelphia,
b the guest of Mr.. Robert Graves.
Every one knows Mr.. Graves ~ q caterer
and morally, intellectually, and fnan-
eially, he u credit 10 his race.
There are several people who live In
New street who don't want 1t called
Whitechapel. There are good and bad
10 most locations. II you live on New
street and act as you should, you need
not mind what people say who are not
capable Of Judging between right and
wrong.
Mr.. Peter Chippey, one Of the oldest
town, has been . brick-sorter for 40
yenrs, and has accum ulAtsd considerable
property, and all Of the Chippeys are
proviient, and trying to make showing
Tor the race, another evidence OF
hereditary.
Prof Anderson IL the finest musician
IN the State of Delaware. He don't ret
the appreciation that q fne musician
would get because he Ia far above the
average musicians Of his race. There
are many who simply want to play tunes
or learn one instrument. For time and
harmony, his band willscompare favora-
bly, with the bands 10 general.
NJ. P. Pinket 10 remodsliDg his shop
and Il preparing to do nice business.
Fe 10 lame aud Is one of Wilmington's
= boys whom the boys ought to apprs-
t1&te. He 10 well booked In music and
= practicing several melodies for Easter
service in Shiloh Baptist Church.
Rev. 7. b. Scott, pastor Of st. James'
Church, over Eleventh street bridge, has
got . novel idea OF raising money. He
has banner with victory marked on It,
and tho fight ID to DO between men aud
women.
Rev. Spencer Williams, one OF the
prominent local preachers OF the A. u.
n. +. Church, has recuperated sufli-
cicntly from his attack of grip to resume
his businesA He keeps stove store on
Orange street He 10 Jolly, aud Ia pub
lie resort for the clergymen to go aud
talk Scripture fom Alpha to Omega.
Miss Buity Peterson 10 Visiting friends
In Philadelphia.
Mr.. W. Glsscoe heard the practice Of
Prof. Anderson's band last evening aud
10 well pleased; be has fne ear and Is Q
good judge Of music.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Last night being the 4Oth anniversary
Of the birth OF John Emery. ono Of Red
Lion's most enterprislng fAriners, his
good wife aud con Bennett, had . COM
plete surprise prepared for him, OF
which lie was not aware until his neigh
bors came pouring In upon him with
their congratulations. Farmer Emery
calmly resigned himself to h!s fate when
hs found he had fallen Into tho hands oil
his kind nelghbors and friends. Mr..
Emery was presented with = very nne
Office char, aud substantial refreshments
were serv-,i In true farmer style. Among
those present were Thomas Slack and
VIE, Ephraim Sterling, wife aud
daughter. Alns Lydia, William y. Silver,
vile and daughter, John 7. Hayes and
wife, Miss sallie Silver, L. r. Barnes,
wife and daughter, Mrs. Crossan aud
Miss Anna Crosssn, joshua Richards and
wife, Joseph Richards, Mr.. Mcclure and
son, II. Richards, Samuel Silver. r. 8.
Neville, Thomas, William and Bennet
II. Emery and John Emery. Or.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Yes, cir, Mr.. Hamburger. you can take
my measure for suit OF this Slator
Black Ckcviot A. $500.
think It is the cheapest and beat suit
for the money ever saw.
30 they are. You see we're making
them only rs an advertisement for our
custom department. which We arc going
to boom this summer. Heretofore we
haven't had space to display our immense
array OF stylee, but soon We will occupy
the second floor Of our establishment for
q tailoring department, and We thought
this making OF Slater Cheviot Sulis to
order 1t SIS would DO . good way to let
the people know Of our Custom Depart
ment.
Alb, ha. Well, I s'poss you'll do like oil
other merchant tailors-do credit tusI-
ness-wont you'll
No, sir. That's just where you're mis-
taken. Our business In all lie branc hes
Is strictly cssh. aud ono price TO all. We
don propose to do Ne these credit houses
are compelled to do.
What's thatl
Why make Smith pay for what Jones
won't.
No, cir, our business 10 done on the
basis Of strictly cash, and with . guaIAn-
toe that II garment 10 not satisfactory
we will either exchange It or refund the
money paid.
l. HAMBURGER & SONS,
Cabh fAilors and Ciothiers,
go and 222 Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

The ehosesst bsands Il win4 liQuor and
elears at The Delaware AeasA
Meals at eli hoan u tAs DelAwaxs
HOUSE. No bi3 Maskst strsee
Board BY the day OF week ~ he Dsls-
ware House No. 5iS Market strsss'
The best t,ntyps made In the city 70 .
oummipss' gallery. 500 Market street
Bush vrsacA street wharf, b To
plaes 70 buy YOUR coal
Ono dozen bsautlful pstits PHOTOGRAPHIC
fos 30 Cents q Hollsnd's gallery, wv
Market strsst
M. Taytsr. No 2os Market street y
making . special run on ~ 90 shoes,
formerly $500. Give him , call.
One Of tho oh oicsst books Of tho season %
the "I.ifs OF Harrlett Bsecher stove, " writ.
Yen BY herself and son. For ssie BY J9HES 4;
WSnnrkSfTEEp. !" French ''r''. A"AS
Measles, the cough and all troubles
Affecting the lungs OF children are rapidly
cured BY simms' Cough Syrup for Chill.
drsn; 25c. Sold by drusglsts; depot 9Th
and King.
Men, women and children. bring 10
your He'd Light tags and get an elegant
pocket knife FREQ. Chapman. Seventh
and Orange and 5 East Third.
Atwood pants to order, $500. Liver.
pool and London Tailors, 52i Market.
A good sInels man may md q good
place on farm BY addressing Box 227,
Wilmington post of1oe.
Any ono wishing to employ an assist.
ant In barber shop should address r,
this Office.
Very desirable front rooms arc for
rsnt at No. 7i3 Market street. The locs'
ton 10 central aud persons wishing
pleasant apartments should look alter
them promptly.
The w. q. T. U. OF Newport viii give
. eupper 10 IT, reading room on Saturday
evening next from 70 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Mcguire has rented the store at
Third and Monroe streets and viii en-
gage In the sale Of dry goods, uimmings,
Hamburger q Son have secured tho
contract TO supply the Wilmington Bsse
Ball Club with shoes the coming year.
Wilmington Conclavs, No. %, ]. o.
H., OF this city, will visit Penn Conclavs.
No. so, OF Chester, Pa, Thursday even.
Ing next.
VIM. @. Earle, No. 1ll3 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia, offers $500 reward
for the recovery Of the watches and
jswelry stolen from No. 72l Marke
street, this city, on the night Of the I6tl
inst.
The beat relief for cough and hoarss
ness 10 AcInAll's Syrup Of Tar, IS oenta
Danforth, druggist second and Market
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture neve
falls to cure the worst cases OF neuralgis
and rheumatism. Try It. Only zoe. POI
bottle. Taylor s. Fullerton, druggists
302 King street.
Rev. Davis w. Lusk OF Newark, N. J.
will give his popular lecture, Life IS I
is." In Olivet Presby teriAn Oh urch
corner Of Adams aud Chestnut stree,
this evening, at 8 O'Clock. Admission
20 cents. Proceeds for the benefit Of th
church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Ths following trustees Of the Delaware
Hospital wsrs elected at recent msst'
Ing Of the corporators; Mar H. Har.
rlngtou, Leah J. Bird. Msa =. B ,.
Miller, A. G. CarpsaSsr, .Anns Cart
wright. Mary y. Carter. Cesnslia Bow
man, Hannah z. Porter, Job II. Jack,
sou, James Bradford, J. Parks Postles
W. D. MAull. y. D., James A. Draper
n. D., Edward 7. Bellah, 4. B. Rich
ardson, Edward 7. Candy. Mary H. J.
Hush, Josephine I. 0ilpiu, Mary Y.
Hart MARI X. More. AnDa 7. Candy.
Alice 3. Johnstou, Elisabeth Q. Rum
ford, 8. 3 SpotsWoHd. Edward Bring
hurst, Jr., Henry G. Jonss, Lswis r.
Bush, N. D., William 4. Bullock, y.
D., A. j. Drake, Thomas Jackson, Will
liam p. Bancroft and Charles q. How
land.
The trustees Afterwards held . meetinR
and elected Job H. Jackson, president;
J. Parke Postles, vice president; Henry
@. Jones, treasurer; William 2. Bancroft.
secretary, and all the women members OF
the board, managers. About S25, 900 has
already been expended on the lot, build
Ing and furniture and ten patients have
been treated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Sydney Rosenfsld's charming play,
THE Stepping Stone" Vas again pre-
sented o. Proctor's last evening. The
play improves greatly upon acqualntanoe
and the audience heartily sLpiauded the
many good things in II. Despite adverse
criticism, Rosenfeld's play has ''caught
on" aud this is as it should be, for no
better comedy-drams has been given this
generation OF theatre-goers. Charming
Victory Batcman made another big hit,
as also did Selma Fetter and Fred do
Bellevilie. Vida Croly acted with more
spirit than on the former evening and
won merited applause. while Beatrice
Morsiand, Loduski Young. Jane Reii-
furtb, Robert Tabee. Harry Mills and
John A. Laue arc deserving OF special
mention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
FIFTH EDI|lI
The Wey al ~. -,

wy VI mo Iranssr.
Judge Ball presided a. u,n.,
nacrn'ne's session Of ira mn u'ua ~
ana disposed Of tie following, a,'s " Wy
John Murphy was louns '. as
stons street at an early ho", s .
mcrning. AID US ons OF ,bs "a Ie'taa
- snas he Is an old coaster I +, ~.
eeeced to pay q line Of d and ~ s,. VAIN
0soFge Allen, colvrss 1S cosa 1
dtunk at Second and ~ N
~ ssLcs; Su a. a late hour last ulabs 10y
Only been about two week. s ~ -. "
was relsased from New C,.,I .1 81
~ VA sent back forty dsy. y. N
si' ses. q = fine of s. aud co,.' '4'a
Matthew Moore, colored, w..
WIN committing an a,ssnl, ".s 10y
on Mr.. Laura Bollen. a cola, .aa osl
reading on Washington .,'"'t wos1
Front and Second streets III" ~. . wv
showed that the accused r i"' s s
most opposite to the pro,s, nv I've
70 hsr house yesterday ma, , n' ~
lodgings. 'u'' % wa,
When told that he could ,o,,
modated he became var, ". .s " xeo
ended By striking At be- ,s ys,.,' Il,
Win : snife. After hearing n. Ivy W
the Judge ssntencsd bin "a NJ, ~, wa. . \.
20 and 10 imprisoned ops np NJ, 'nns
Andrew MAckey wa ca.,
Joshua Emmet With beluy d,a"h
disorderly. When Ctr sol'ci.o. sa u.
vas swearing tie pro..cuto, ju,a ~ 4
noticed that lie did not inv, 4, W.,
the book, and In calling Il, ,,,s s'us
the solicitor 10 the fac. reu,rLsS !,
josh" was more accu,tou,d h ~
the dock than on tie wl,D..s No.
nally he was qualified accOrlIus = \
and thsn testified thu, .lou, II ~,
last night the accused can, "a M A.
Gle and kicked the door ii "a ~
lodging. lie said thai h dii a. y
any drunken men around Mn. s.a
ssquently secured The ans, d ~
fender.
The prisoner said that b Ind n
stopping with Joshua AID paying To-
keep OF both until hIs money r,,e
and then hc wanted t5 vel nd ol
Unfortunately for the accused Il
Ball remembered that 10 was Al
offender. aud sentenced bin TO pay ,
Of Is aud costa
Andrew Iorbsr.. an elderly man, I
charged with drunkenness, and an oili]
testified thu, DO found Lin sboue
o'clock this morning at Front Z
french streets, 20 much under the
fiuencc Of irtoXicauA that 10 wa uus
TO take care oil himself. The Judge
posed . fine Of u aud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
FOURTH EDITION


Funeral OF Aarhon - ASFSsN
Tho funeral Of Marion J. Lsreyrs,
daughter Of joseph LsFsvrs. OF New
Castle hundred, took place ysssesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock; The services
were conducted by the R,v. 2. B. Light
nsr, Of New Castle, and The intssmeus
WAS made In Rlvsrvlsw oemotery. The
students Of The Wilmiugton OoWuercaei
College. Of which she was . student,
attended the funeral In . body, going
from Tenth and Market streets 70 the
cemetery In two electric cars which had
been held for their especisl use.
At special meeting Of the students
held on Monday . COMMITTEES Of three.
cousIsting Of Ourtis Holtsn, OF Middle
town, Del, n. Bessie Fleming, Of Hills
boro, Nd, and Charles /. etengle, Of
this city, were appointed TO draft rsso.
luiiops Of respect upon their late fellow
student.
The following resolutions were
adopted;
WnEaKAs, II has pleased God, in His
all-wise Providence, to remove from our
midst our friend and sohoolmate, Marion
J. LeFevrs; be It therefore
Resolved, That our deceased school
mats through her modest and ladylike
department willie among " has won tho
highest esteem Of all, and be 10
Resolved, That We tender to the family
Of the deceased our deepest sympathy In
this their hour Of sorrow. And be II also
Resolved, That . copy OF theee resolu-
lions be sent TO the family Of the de-
ceased, and III At they DO published In the
press Of our city.
N. BESSIE FLEMING,
Quarts B. e. HOLrkN,
CHARLES /. ETRNaLA,
Committee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

To stay aud offer TO my many friends and
the public In general oil Wilmington and
vicinity. am here once more. Meyer
Meyers will open on Saturday, March 20,
1890, with fine selected stock OF mems,
boys and chiidren's clothing. Gents
furnishing goods in general at prices that
will ast0ntsh the ones now paid In this
market and others. We will do our
utmost to maintain your patronage by
offering the greatest bargains ever heard
OF, and everything sold must be as repre-
sented. To Introduce new business will
present each new customer with hand
some present in memento of my return
to Wilmington, where shall DO pleased
TO dress sill In the latest styles and best
quality OF goods 1t . price low. N.
Meyers, AUG Market street, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Bail Cartridges Were Used by Mistake.
HoLIoKE, Mass, March 25.-During
the performance OF the "Drummer boy, !"
by Company d, 81 Regiment NJ. v. M,
1T East Hampton, Monday night, ball
cartridges were by some b,under ussd in
tha battle Gene, and Frank Snyder, OF
South Hadlsy Fslls. was seriously
wounded by . bullet In the neck. His
condition remains serious. 1t WAS dis.
covered that one In three OF tho car
tdiges used was loAdej. The walls were
riddled by balls, aud only the order to
shoot high prevented serious disaster. l,
1, not known Row the loaded cartridges
got mixed 10 with the blanks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

20 head of Iowa aud Missouri horses Il
DO sold at the stablcs OF Jester q Mo
Daniel, No. Al9 West Front street, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

WrLLIAMsPoRr, March 26.-Judge
4eiEger to-day dissolved the temporary
injunction against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to prevent the cross-
ing Of certain streets with the branch
road now being laid along the canal.
The court rules that the company has a
clear titfeSto the property, that they have
. right to put 1t to whatever use desired
and that 1t is not necessary to ask The
city authorities for permission to cross
the streets. The fling OF the decision
was followed by a resumption OF work,
tracks being laid across several OF the
disputed streets this afternoon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

FIJI ct Book Beer of the Season,

Jno. ?. Donahoe, bother, SIT and $40
Orange street, wishes to inform bis Gus.
toners and the public generally that he
has just received an invoice of the cele-
bratei Bartholomay Rochester Book
Beer, pronounced by connisieurs to be
she fBest ever produced, and Is now
ready to deliver all orders promptly
eitber In bottles or bulk. Telephone cal
No. 90.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
A had Boy.

A9.year.old boy named Edward Gr1
vas arraignsd before Judge Dali \
morning on . very serious char
George L. Ferguson, the wsll-kno
couisctioner at No. II Raat SEED
street, stated that he serves bis cuitonl
iu this city and elsewhere from 4 way
and that whenever be goes on J,ci
street his goods are stolen BY q crowd
boys that frequent that Vicinity. ia'
dsy a box OF candy MA tsfsn BY To
ouseli, and Mr.. Ferguson pursued
arrested him. There we're some ln
boys with him, and ~ Mt, fe1a
blamed them more than the iccuiel
asked the court to discharge hin viz
rsprimAnd. ,,,,.,,., ~
mother, and as she stated that 'hs ~
tako care OF him in the future, DO
allowed to 20, with the assurance o
court that in case he wa. again ~,
he would b sent to the Fefrl' inau'
School.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
Head Cut.

A colored man named John Brown
had his head cut with q blackjack last
evening, At ranch 10 Andersop's Court.
sixth street near Walnut The affair
occurred while tho parties were driukins
and Brown avowed his intention OF hay
Ing 0 warrant issued for his assatlaut
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
DUBLIC SALE.

DU BLIC SALE.
Household and Kitchen furniture, No.
Z East Fourth street, OH
FRIDAY, MARCH ss
ut 10 O'Clock,
one hair cloth pnrlor suite, 2 oak cliam-
Der suites, 1 oak wardrobe, Switchboard,
secretary, 2eStension tables, Wainut re-
frigerators, lounge, sofa, bureaus, bed
steads, stands. chairs, beds, bedding,
mattresses, brussels, ingram and rag
carpets, large lot of pictures. curtains.
good range, lot OF glass, queenswarc
tubs, buckets and many other ARTICLES
the above goods are nearly new and
will be positively sold as the parties are
going to leave the clay.
uIGHFIELD & CO., Auctioneers.
In26-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Cranor Il Co., e2l Market street, have
just received q full line Of spring coats
and are kept busy displaying them to
ladies' In search OF new and pretty
jackets. Tits arm Is we'll established In
the coat trade and 1t 10 now considered
'quito the thing" to own one Of their
coats. They are one of u very few
houses who handled coats successfully
last fall and winter, having less than
dozen to carry over out Of their entire
stock,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
Don't Go on Bs,ore You are R.sdy.

Don't Go on Bsiore You are Heady,
Particularly on long Journey. B, u
prepared. You cannot be, permit W
say, unless you are accompanied VI
the travellers and tourists nds mwuI
Hoststter's Stomach Bitter, most n,
OF appctlxers, Acclimatizers md PROM
ers Of digestion. Against NJ attn4
malaria, cramps aud colics ossos4a
badly cooked or unwholesous food 4
brackish water, nervousness, insrsaa
by travel, chronic biliousneM and ID
stipstion, the bittsrs IL . sovereign VI
vsntativs. IL impsrts q relish Tor ID
not altogether to your taste, and prsv,d
1t from diagnosing with you Nv
WAS there such . capital thing tul
unfortunate dyspeptIo who ,t,nd,
dread OF the best cooked meal. ko
achic trouble caused by III prspu
viands aboard ship, on steam hosu, ,
rations hastily bolted at railway resi-
rants, 10 soon remedied BY the Btu
which givss . Quietus also TO rhsumau
| kidney troubles and Insomnia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

nv Mt Z ID. TABLE ORplNNER
w Doafuers. Also ono peimunent
Donfoer. ut No. 2l2 West street.
3.26-6tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Persons who wish to dispose OF horses,
wagons Or hsrAess at Richenberger's tirst
sale must act promptly, as the entries
will G ose at ~ m. on Saturday. The
list Is being gradually filled up and the
outlook Tor u good sale 10 encouraging.
This first Of April falls on next Tuosd AZ,
and It is hoped that farmers, dealers aud
others who may wish to purchase will b.
fraaant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26
The Meat Inspector.

As there 10 = probability that meat
inspector will DO appointed for this city
before long, there are already aspirants
for the position. Tho most prominent
among them 10 William +. Murphy, .
butcher In the Third street market, who
from his long experience In tho business
Is eminently qualified for the position.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

The "Buzzard Degree" will be con.
fer-ed on about tweety members of Cru
sader's Castle, X. u. T., at Odd Fellows
Hail, Highlands, to- MORE " eve / z. All
third degree members OF the oratr az In.
vited to be pressn Mt. This degree - simi.
ar to the I'll .ymskers" in tho Rcd Men
bat is not recognized oy the Supreme OF
Grand Castle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

The bal given by the KiAmsnsi Gun
Club Was grand succesA. n0tw ithstand-
ing the unpleasant weather, and realised
ei21. 60 over the expenses. This amount
was sivcn to one oil the members WIG y
sick, and the club desires 70 return their
thanks to all who contributed 10 make
the affair q succesS.
Tho regular practice match Of the
cub took place Lest Saturday, when the
following score vas made out Of . posi-
BILE Is, ton singles AMI pair doubiss:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Two seaman belonging on the brigan-
tine Hector, OF New York, were dis
CHARGED In this city yesterday, and ss
the captain reiused to give them any
money they were lett In a destitute cor
ditlon. They made complaint to Mar
shall Newlin, who 10 looking into the
matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Last evening Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter
Wood were tsniered . surprise party by
about ~ OF their friends, Il being their
18th wedding anniversary. The pres
ents were numerous aud handsome,
among them being handsome reclining
chair FROM the Delaware Fire Com papy,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

II. II. Ward, Esq, prominent menu
Der Of the A. o. U. W., will delive u lee
ture on Astronomy" before Whining
ton Lodge, No. l, at their hall, Ninth
aud Shipley streets, tomorrow evening.
All m ein bers of tho order arc cordially
invited to be present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

that you can wash with soap and water;
also large stock Of wall paper. from
the cheapest to the finest qualities. All
work done when promised. Il. d. Holt.
al3 West Second street. Estimates given
with pleasure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

On Tuesday afternoon, March Is, Owen
Mcbride, IS years OF age. residing In the
westsrn part OF the city, left his home,
and has not lean heard OF slnce. His wi o
is greatly alarned At his sudden disap-
pssrancs, and is unable to account for
his prolonged ABSENCE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

David A. Powell, $40 and 500 ALISON
street, is still ahead ON fresh shad. her
ring, Goldfish, paddock, lake pike. white
fish, FOUNDERS, yellow perch and oysters.
Delaware ,,ad and herring received fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to all parts Of the city Tree OF charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

The regular meeting Of the Board Of
Health was held last evening, but noih-
ing outside of routine business was
transacted. Tue bills tor collecting gar
bage during the month, amounting 10
S645 IS, were approved
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

Having used DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup in
my family with the greatest degree of
,stisfAction, 1 unhesi tatingly recommend
1t 20 the best remedy that ] know oil ter
children. THOMAS Y. LAWSON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

1lighasld x Co.. auctionsers, will have
a sale Of good furniture at No. Z East
Fourth street ut 10 o'clock On Friday
morning belonging to parties VINO are
about leaving our city. For particulars
see advertisement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

PARIS, March 20. "A meeting of the
Cabinet WAS held to-day ut the Palace of
the Glyses to consider the protests which
have been made BY various French
Chambers oil Commerce against tho NJ
Is iuley American customs duti,s bill,