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Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

"The Dear lrish Boy" new Irish
drains, received quite = rousing recep-
tion Ut the hands Of tho U icago
amusement public. DAn Mccarthy, tie
author, as Teddy O'Neil, taxes IL .
comedy part. 1t will be here on Monday
and Tuesday night OF next week.
VIM. j. Scsnlan, the Iiish comedian,
VIII give one per lormance on Wedne. day
evening.
"I.ittle Lord Fauntleroy." will be Il Q
attraction on Friday and SATURDAY eyel :
ip1s, with msliIes on Saturday after
noon.
These entertainments are good ones
and without DOUBT will be literally pa
tronized.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
List of Public Sales,
1880.

Mnrcns
sth. II. II. Chandler. Christtsna I'D
Sch. Mary Holden, Newp0rt, Del.
sth. Joseph rnliey, Brandywlns lid.
10Th. Elwood Bigger BrHndywinc I'D.
10th. Peoples 4 McElwee. Christ, HID.
10Th. Geo. 4. simmons est, Pencilder It'd
II. kdward Banks. Christiana I'D
nth. X. X. Morrison, New Castle I'D
18th. J. y. neyboid, Ned Lion ia.
18th. II. l.. Wood, Christiana I'D.
18TH. Geo u Lobdell, New Castle lid.
18TH. Lattimer n Ayers, Christinna Hid,
18th. II. w. johnson, near Elam PA.
lith. Sheldon a Leiberinan. Christ, lid,
ltth. LOWS J; Graves, Christiana lid.
18TH. B. n. Pugh. New Castle Hid.
10Th. Real Estate, Court House.
10Th. VIM. q. iiaggerty, real estate. city.
18Th. 4. u. Brown, city.
10Th. W j. McGnrr, Christiann Hd.
lIth. Weldin n McEiweo Now Cnstl Q Hid
i.tii. wm. Mckay. Ogden station. ia.
lIlh. WIN. Armstrong, Mil Tx. Ilu.
nth. James y. Hivin. New Castle Hd.
18TH. John liunsrnnn, Brandywinn I'D.
18th. =, Bougiiinan. Mill Greek Ifd.
lglh. Wih. Wheaiiey, N. y. lid.
lsth. petcr hhirids New Castle Hi.
18TH. q. Hcrst sol Poplar street. oltys
aotl- \ y. Morgan. New Castle lid.
2ist. Furniture, S2i jackson street.
Nth. e. Hinderer. Eleventh ward.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Robinson's fye cent slate eraser and
envelope sealer 10 certainly q most useful
invention. 1t consists OF . rubber ball
witb!a sponge attachment, and can also
be used ss blackboard eraser, pen wiper,
aud for applying postage stsmps, gum
med labels, &c. The arrangement Ia
very simple. and the prIcs ploces 1t within
the reach Of every child Ia the land
while ut the same time it will be found
equally useful 10 banks and Offices. A
child provided with one Of these slate
eiasers has no occasion to carry . bottle
Of water to school, as 10 frequently the
case now, and there IL no doubt but hun
dreds will be sold In this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

BALTIMORE, March 7.-The executive
officers of tho Baltimore and Ohio have
Tor some time past been considering the
advissbility OF making extensive sddi-
tions TO tho equipment of tho road and II
is expected that by the opening of the
spriug orders will have teeu placed for
, many new cars and engines. The addi-
tion OF the Philadelphia and New York
branches wss rot accompanied by great
deal OF new equipment, and the cars aud
ong nos which have been used upon the
now routes had to be diverted in large
part from the general stock. The present
equipment of tho company Ia about
20. 900 freight cais, mahy of which are
unfit for service aud are being altered In
the repair shops. Several Thousand new
freight cars, tho officials cay, could easily
be put to use, aad an addition OF ffty
new baggage and day coaches must bs
made.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

The annual meeting OF tho Woman.
Homo Missionary Society of the VII.
mington Conference will be held on
Thursday. March Is. In Grace Church,
commencing at 10 o'clock, q. m. The
morning ses ion win be devoted to busi-
:.ss. reports, etc. Rev, T.. ". Barrett OF
st. Pauls Church and Miss Ida Simpson,
city missionary of Philadelphia, will all :
dress the Afternoon session. In tho even
ing . mass meeting OF all the city
churches will be held. Rev. VIM. N.
Brodbeck, pastor OF fremont stree,
church. Boston, will be present and
make an address. Music viii be furn-
ished by Grace Church choir.
Mrs. @. WESLEY WELDIN,
March O, 1870. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

BoRDESTowN. March IA young
man disguised as = womsn and repre-.
ssniing himself TO be agent for cor ct
and lndies' underwear firm has bees can
wasting in this neigbborhood for some
wee . past. His sex was not discovered
until to-day. When threatened with
arr st be admitted that he had been maxi
Ing livelihood In this manner Tor some
time. Ladies' In the town frt IN whom he
the matter. He lett town as soon AZ
discovered. -.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

The tszasr which has been held In the
Institute Hall. by the p. o. 8. A., will
close this evening, after . most success
ful run OF two weeks. Tue contests will
be decided tonight. The committee In
charge, headed by Mr.. J. b. Malott,
will DO the judges. The Elite orchestra,
which has furnished such delightful
music for the past two weeks, will also
be present to. night.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

PAINTED PosT. N. Y, March 8.--As
tho Rochester express train was passing
here Thursday evening, the rear iruck OF
the last passenger coach went of on the
main line on switch, instead OF keep
ing oa the branch track. Swinging
around, the coach collided with an en-
gine on the main track, and eight seats
were swept out. Three passengers were
injured, one, Charles l.. Blackeslee, of
Albany, having = shoulder-b blade broken.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
Another Big Purchase.

NEWARK, N. j., March 8.-The Eliza
beth aud Newark Street Railroad In this
place was sold yesterday to the Philadol-
phia syndicate that recently purchased
the Essex passenger lines Of Newark, for
S4,000.000. Tho syndicste now controls
all but the Newark and South Orange
road. The price paid yesterday Was not
given.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

BIaNINaHAM. Ala, Msrch IA pas
senger agent, who came IN this morning
from Mississippi, reports that be cav
from the car the body OF colored man
suspended by . rope around his neck
from u trestle near Ssbena, Miss. He
made inquiry and was Informed that tho
negro had killed . white man few days
before and had then committed suicide.
1t IL thought, however, that he was
lynched.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

All the members and representatives
OF the Most Worshipful Hiram Grand
Lodge, A. F. A. NJ, are hereby notified
to attend special meeting on Monday
evening, March 10, 1890, at 7.30 O'Clock,
at their hall on Twelfth street, above
Market. BY order OF the Most Worship.
iui Grand Master, NERO BACHUs.
Attest-WALTER q. GLAsGo,
Grand Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

EVANSVILLE, Ind. March 6.-Au ex.
plosion occurred Lers yesterday in tie
shaving or dust room OF the Arms trone
Furniture Factory. Flames followed
the explosion. Frederick Sacks, Willie
Cneathsm and George Crsw ford, boys,
who were eating their dinner In the dust
room, were burned to death. Charles
Shelby, the engineer, was probably fa-
tally hurt. The explosion was caused
by the Fame of = lantern coming In con-
tact with the powder-like dust.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
NEWEST :: STYLES.

Stoves, Ranges and Oil
Stoves of the best manufacture
ers. Refrigerators, Ice Chests
and Baby Coaches. If you
want goods for the Spring give
us a call. We have a larger
stock and greater variety than
ever before. Quality the best
and prices the lowest. Terms
the most liberal ever offered.
We know we can please you and
invite call.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

:, rrof: Well. the scientific opticlan Of
NO S0o Market street, says II 10 wonder-
fui at the large quantity OF spectscles
sold By him to the citizens Of Whining.
ton. l am busy from morning to night.
and thers 10 . continual demand for m,
spec,acles. -
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

CHICAGO, March 6.--The Conference
At the Emanuel Evangelical Church in
this city yesterday rendered q verdict
finding Bishop Bowman guilty, and de-
posing him from his episcopal office snd
the ministry until tho next General Con.
fersncs. The cbargos sgainst the Bishop
were "uuchristiau conduot' and s'slsu-
dsrous assertions against his fellow
nintstsrs."
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

PARKERsBURo, W. Va, March T.
Mrs. Sylvester Ditmsh went out Into the
yard 70 hang up clothes to-day, leaving
her baby 10 this kitchen, where q large
can full Of water WAS standing ON the
floor. The baby crawled to the can and
fell Into it head frat It could neither
get cut nor nuke any noise. and strang cd
to death.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Tho nose ID . prominent feature, aud
she most prominent and often permanent
trouble that sssails It 10 catarrh, unless,
OF course, Old Saul's Catarrh Cure 10
used. Price only 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
THE TERR0RS Of CATARRH.
HICALLY DESCRIBED by A
WILMINGTON MAN.
Theodore r. Logan, Who is Employed In
tho Car Works Of tho Harlan q Hol-
Mngsworth Company. Says He Suf-
ferod Terribly for Years Until
Drs. Mccoy and wildman
Came to his Rescue.

Tho terrors of catarrh were never
more graphically described by a sufferer
than they were told by Mr.. Theodore Il.
Logan, OF 430 South Jackson street, Will
mington. Mr.. Logan Is employed In the
car works of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company and works on wood working
machinery. He has a happy little home
and u happy little wife and q beautiful
little girl that Is the joy of his life. A
reporter called on Mr.. Logan the other
evening and he said:
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Steward & Chandler oil r the best
coal mined. We'll cleaned, and full
weight. Our Flour 10 giving grand re-
suits and we offer 1t at low prioes to suit
everybody. Try 1t. South Side or
Branch Office, Second 8 French. Phone
ilO
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

When BABY was SICK,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss.
She chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Tbs largest assortment of trunks and
travelling bags In this city may be found
at Connor's harness and trunk store, AZ
No. East Fourth street, and what Il
inore they arc sold at very moderate
prices. A call 10 respectfully eolicIted.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Thousands OF people are building up .
6no business BY pulling down their
health. For such ~ pursue the coursc
OF over-worlr and ind uce thereby liver
disesse and dyspepsis, Laxador Ia
actually blessing. Prise only Is cents
q apackage.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Fine clothing made to order on easy
payments. Liverpool and London Mer.
chant Tailors, 52i Market strees, VII.
minRton,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture neye
fails TO cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try It. Only Soc. per
bottle. Taylor q Fullerton, druggists,
s02 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

The rosy frsshness, and . velvety soft
ness Of the skin is invariably obtained
BY those who use Pexzonl,s Com mplexion
Powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

All-wool pants cut and made to your
measure, $500. euits, e12.0O up. Over
300 new patterns to select from. Liver.
pool and London Tailors, 521 Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

1890 crayon With one dozen cabinet
Photographic for $500 are still being
made at Hollsnd's gallery, s07 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Oi rags for making rag carpets can be
noughs nom Trinity Church basket at
822 Adsms strsst
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

for 6sle-The largest aud best pay Ing
tobacco and cigar business In the State
OF Delaware. Ill health and . desire to
ing. Call or address
A. A. CHAPMAN, Son Il Co.,
Seventh AMI Orange streets.
Or J. J. Peiros, No. . West Seventh
rect, Wilmington, D,l aware.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
ecaIy Skin Diseases

Psorias $ . years, covering face, head
and entire body with white scAbs.
skin red. itchy and bleeding. Hair
all gone. Spent hundreds Of dol
lars Pronounced incurable. Cured
by Cuticur.A Remedies
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
Cured by Cutjcura

My disease tpsoI Iinsls) first broke out on
my lett cheek, spreading across my nose, and
aimos. ,lns ss covering my face. i ran Into my
lose my .eyesight altogether. It spread all
over my head, aud my hair all fell out. until
was entirely bAldheadsd; It then broke out
on nay arms and shoulders. until my arms
body, my face, head and shoulders being ths
worst. The white sGAbs fell constantly from
MY head, shoulders and arms; the skin would
thicksn and be red and very Itchy, and would
crack and bleed II scratched. After spend
Ing many hundreds q deil.rs, i vas pro-
kknkDIEs, and after using two bottles OF
CuTIoURA REsoLvENr,. could see . change;
and after had taken four bottles, vas al.
mos. cured; and when had used six bottles
CUHcUBA, and one cake OF CUTfcURA soar,
vas cured Of the dreadful disease from
which had su ffered tor i've years, / Thought
the disease would leave a very deep scar, but
the CurfCUHA REMEDiEs cured 1t withou:
any scars ! cannot express with . pen
what suffered before using. the CuTICUIA
REhKDiKs. They saved my life, and ieel IL
my duty to recommend them. Ny hair Is re-
stored a. good as ever, and So is my eyeslght.
know Of others who have received great
MhS. lttldA KELLY. Rock wall CitY. Iowa
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

DIMPLES, biaclShends, red, rough,
l. M chapped and oily skin pre- vent
ed by CUTicuRA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

The celebrated . D. .. B. cigar, manu-
asc 1sctnred By H. J. Bourbon q Bro., No.
Sis Wsst Second street Sold at eli the
leading hstsls and cigar stores. Try one,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

for 12 cabinet photographs and one 1920
erayon portrait At CummiDgs' gallery,
S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
10 me as II Wilmington does not want q
board of trade.
"Yours very truly,
CIVILIAN NJ, FIELD"

Colonel Locke reier-c. ri Congres
made to cut down th LAURA
board In the New Ca -.u movfd
thst the Board endorse the movement,
but Withdrew bis motion and supported
one made BY Nj. Bradford calling on the
Levy Court to reduce the taxes as much
q possible. which vas adopted. The
Board then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

I OST ON WEDNESDAY~RD
IL afternoon, "A small black.
white and yellow Beagle bitch $780,
A suitable reward will bo paid for his
return to II. J. COFFIN, Twelfth and
HeAld streets. 8-T-3tt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

STULEN.-A SET OF CARRIAGE
y harness a. nd wagon bride were stolen
iron. the 81. bic near tlsre's Corner, on Tues
day Night A snitzDie reward viii be paid
ten Of the thief. THoS. SLACK, Jr.
x.5hzts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

West Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

It Is but once In q Lifetime that you
can jump right tnto q legitimate busl.
meas that will pay you from four to six
thousand dollars per year.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Hair Cloth Parlor
Suites, $50 up.
Chamber Suites, 8
pieces, Solid Oak.
S25 up.
Chamber Suites, 7
pieces, Oak Finish,
SIS up.
Chamber Suites. T.
pieces, Walnut Fin
ish, $l5 up. 5000.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

T,oR RENT.-SToRE NO. IL EAST
e Seventh street. one door from King.
large room, two large bulk window ;slso
house and store, No. 10 East Seventh st.
excellent location Tor light business.
store will be rented separate from house
II desired. Low rent. Apply to W. II.
NORRIS, Seventh and Market. mS-tf
GALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE.-A
~ few good mon 70 sell our goods by
sample to the Wholesale and retail trade.
We are the largest manufacturers In our
line. Liberal salary paid. Permanent
position. Money advanced Ior wages.
advertising. etc. For terms address Cen
tennial Mig. Co. Chicago. Ill. mst-th-s- lin
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

Sold evorywhere. Price, Cuslcurn, soc;
Soap, eoc.; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora.
tion. Boston.
AS-Send Tor allow to Cure Skin Dis
cases." "a pasos. 5o Illustrations. and loo
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

scorTDALs, March 7.--The miners and
coksrs OF the Fort Hin and PAUL. Works
OF W. J. Raiusy have decided TO come
OUT on strike, but have defarrsd doing
70 until the employees Of Rainsy's other
plane agree to join shsm. II they are
Joined BY the Meyer men they claim they
can force Rainey to sign the scale and re.
instase . discharged man, which ia tho
canss Of the disaiIcction. This insures 4
strike OF over 500 men, ~ IL 10 now
apparent that the Meyer men will joiu
lorces with the PAUL. aud Fort fill
miners.
General Organizer Wise will address a
meeting Of the Meyer men tonight.
hainey Is the only operator In the region
VINO has not signed tho labor contract.
ana very small opportunity has been
an uorded to organize Ills men, as 1t seeins
tnat u any OF his men try to further
organizaion ct his works they are dis
charged. The Fort Hill and PAUL miners
Joined tho Knights Of Labor last night,
aud II 10 the outcome Of q situation
which has furnished labor leaders nm
anxious problem for several weeks past.
Mr. L. D. Kiefer, of Lancaster, Pa,
wrote us:--hAving u eprained leg Of
almost thirty days standing. and after
trying half q dozen Advertised prepara-
tions in the market without satisfactory
results, l tried Salvation Oil, and in less
than three days my leg was all right
again. There's nothing like Il.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08
Cutleurs hoeoIvent

The new blood and skin Purlaer and
assss %.ssnaily ana Sa % Curl q umGI eTn hemed's'
great Skin Cure, and JurIoutA
Boar. AN exquisite Skin BeAutiasr, external.
ly. have cured thousands sf cAses where the
shedding OF scales measured = quart daily
the skin cracked, bleeding, burning and ilcf-
Ing almost bevond huMan endurance, hair
lif9less or all gone, suffering terrible. WhaI
ether remedies have made such cures?
Daily Republican., 1890-03-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

Organized labor in the District has decided
views on the local railroad question. and, i'll
the resolutions of the federation Of labor
printed yesterday in The STAR, expresses itself
in no uncertain tones. The representatives OF
the local labor organizations announce the
purpose Of calling TO their assistance against
the Atkinson bill and its supporters the trade
unions and assemblies of knights of Labor in
congressional districts, and Representatives
are to be called upon to explain why they
voted to give away public property and valu-
able privileges to a railroad and neglected the
opportunity to increase the beauty of the cap
ital and to protect the lives and property Of its
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

The new ships OF our navy are playing some
queer antics. When placed on the water they
show disposition TO come ashore on occasion
and make overland excursions to points In the
interior. The last one to exhibit the usual
symptoms is the Yesuyius, which grounded at
League Island in the Delaware river yesterday
at high tide. One of these fine afternoons the
Cushing while whirling along down the Poto-
mac will take a notion 10 break for the tall
timber and the result Will be that a dozen or
two passengers will have to walk home from
some hill side corn field in the neighborhood
of Fairfax Court House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

The radical and liberal press Of England
appear to think that Salisbury has snapped a
Hehgoland bird in hand for an African bird in
the bush, or a naval station for a ship in the
desert. The opposition to the Salisbury policy
appeals TO English suscep:ibilities, which are
wounded at the loss of any acquired territory.
This sensitiveness Is as old the earliest con-
quests made on the continent. England even
held obstinately until recent times to a strip of
Land on French territory az a reminder of the
days when English yalor crowned the brow of
an English king with the diadem Of France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

Yesterdays conventions renominated for
Congress Representatives Grout and Heard Of
the District committee. Both men have rem
dered good and faithful service as legislators
for the capital, and the news of their renomina-
ton is received by their District constituents
with great satisfaction. Chairman Grout has
especially endeared himself to this community
by his recent vigorous efforts, even at the ex-
pense of health and personal comfort, to pro-
tect the interests of the city in the solution of
the railroad question. In this behalf he went
from sick bed to debate on the floor of the
House last District day in violation of his
physicians advice, and the people of the CAPT
tai highly appreciate the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

When the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
twenty years ago had the capital by the throat,
TIE STAR placed itself in opposition to that
corporation as an unprogresslve monopoly
which was suffOcatIng the growing city. To
build up competitor it favored the grant to
the Baltimore and Potomac road of free right
of way over the public streets, and when, after
that road was nearly built, request was made
for the loan of staton-site on the mall. it
favored that loan. The use Of the canal-dis-
figured and forbidding reservation was
granted by Congress with express reser-
walton of the power to repeal the
act, reservation construed by the
Congressional friends OF the measure to mean
that this power was to De exercised when the
mall came to be needed for park purposes.
The only question now is whether the time has
not come to call In the loan in accordance with
Its terms and make a new arrangement Cir
cumstsnces have changed in twenty years.
The Baltimore and Ohio is no longer the ruler
of the District of Columbia The scepter
has passed to the Baltimore and Potomac.
The formers tracks crossing Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at the very foot of the Capitol in the
neighbOrhood of the present Peace monument
no longer furnish precedent to justify tracks
on the mall They were torn up in 1873 by
vigorous local government. The Baltimore
and Ohio now pleads with its dominant rival
for southern connections. The latter now
stands in the same injurious attitude toward
Washington as that assumed by the former
twenty years ago, and the people and The STAR
are engaged in a similar struggle for relief.
Ii has been apty suggested that in this change
of railroad rulers King Stork has been sub
stituted for King Log. The reigning corpora
despot than his predecessor. He recognizes
no rights Of private property, and no public
title to government property; he is above all
law, local and general, and he exercises I'M
checked power of life and death at his grade
crossings. He has shown himself at times a
now saying to that mild-tempered individual:
II have appropriated to my uses without your
consent six of your small reservations, besides
violating the conditions which you attached to
the favors which YOU showered upon ME when
1 entered the capital. You will at once make
good my title to this illegally acquired prop
erty, condone any of my acts which would be
unlawful if committed by others, give me full
and free range for the future, and, unless you
wish to offend me, make no suggestion of CON-
pensatory improvements for the benefit of the
public. In my royal pleasure / will consider
what Is best for the people, and will attend to
their complaints at that time in the future
when / have nothing else to do" What is
Uncle Sam going to do about it?