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Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

The twenty-sevsDth annual session OF
the Delaware n. L. Conference, with
which Ezion Church OF this city is con.
nected, Will convene in Zoar NJ. H.
Church, Philadelphia, Wednesday,
March 90, with Bishop D. A. Goodseli,
of Texas, presiding. There will be a
full attendance OF members, and among
! the Official vlsitors will be: Rev A d.
Leonard D. d.. corresponding secretary
Of the Mssi 5nar5 Scciely; @. W. Gray,
ID. D., corresponding sss-stary y. A.
and 3, Z. Society; ~. Kynett. i. o.,
Church Exteesion; NC. HartzelI. d.
n. :@--e.~n.s'-s ..srstary OF tho Frssd
mems Aid and Southern Education 80
clety; y. J. Wagner. D. D., president OF
the q. D. /. Baltimore.
The conference will be opened at s.s0
O'Clock on the morning OF the 10Th with
the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper,
conducted by Bishop d. A. G oodss.i OF
Texse. The anniversaries will be held a.
follows: March 10Th, 80 p. m, at Zoar
Church, Freedmen's Aid and Southern
Educational Society, the Rev Hooper
Jollty TO preside, and addresses by the
Rvs g. w. Gay, y. D., j. ii. Scott
b mpiia mi;slDafs.hsrip.aH pnyn., hi az n.
~ fShihOHi tup AsSfs n II. 0nDektcY
to preside, addresses by the Heys.
A. Leonard, ID. D., and W. III,
Thomas. March 2slh, church OFTEN
sion, the Rev. w. Z. Dickerron
TO preside. addresses by the Reys. A. j.
ksntlf, ID. D., aud l.. Y. Cor. March
18th, p m, Preachcrs' Aid society,
n dresses by the Rev. j. Emory Webb
aud Others Monday, March 3ist. 7.3O
p. IN, annual sermon to the Daughter,
Of ouierence, by the Rev. ID. A. Ridout
At Ioar Church, on Sunday, March Both.
al 8. 30 a. ~, there will he a conference
! 70 least, conducted by the Rev. J. II.
Brink ey, sr., aud Charles Poliett; 10. 81
a. IN sermon by Bishop q odseli; Q, 80
p. m.. ordination service; Z. 80 D. m ser.
mon by the Rev. =. J. Wagner. b. ID.
harth 3Oth.at Bainbriige Street Church
low Iveltb, 1880 a. M, the Rev,
j. u. Maton; n ~. sermon on Christ
Ian Education; 7.3o p. IN. the Rev. J. W.
Plnkey.
There arc now " coored conferences.
and about 300 900 mem oers In the NJ. h.
Church, anil Delaware Couference alone
containing 10 600 members aud about l0(
preachers
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Many people are criticising Tie ht
nation meeting Tor not having toe ~
eeedings OF the meeting published III u
Twilight. Mr.. Brinkley has been loid
most In bringing to light great n,n
facts in reference TO the school lutsso1
aud shonld be appreciated according
his worth. .....=
Mira Byard and Miss 0lascoe are prs
pairing 70 go to Pittsburg ~ the rscepuol
rendered Wilmington Sir knights neg
month.
The school question 10 being dscuasI
by almost everyone interested in "
school question. Tho discussion instesl
Of abating 10 growing warmer.
william Weeks, who was taken 10 th
hospital several weeks ago, died ye.,ei
day. He was demented and bis remain
will be cared for by his relatives AZ
society friends.
The Industrial Hall Association vi
visit the ball In body tonight and
addressed. VIC are informed by Y
Mrs. Burty Peterson, daughter Of Rd
q. v. Peterson, expects to return
New York soon. She speaks very big
OF the people In Europe and has had
pleasure OF Visiting the Coa'lnent ID
times. She 10 one OF BarnGin q Bale
fAvorite singers, aud IL we'll trained
music. Several arc trying to penla
her 10 take part In our Easter eIerei'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
FIFTH edition
Booming tho Tin r.ale

fiTrsBUHo, March Is. -Ir4,um.
turers who road to-day Tia. The nsn .s
~ propo'ei o placed tbs laty On | ~
ned plate Ut : . cents per .oan5 v as
particularly pleased. II s. Dunc,s
Tue Csuonshu Y Iron ard Steel l,n'1-,
SAID bis establishment wou,I has.n
manufacture OF timed y atg. A, .a %'.
the bill became u law. Ihe n,o.s
oufy viii give manufactures
ein an opeUs up large uro.n.r, !.
America, though there j. d 7, A..
Eugiish manu- aoturers wifi ~. -
suppress the budding industry byc,n,,,|
prices.
lniormation has heon re elyel i, pu.
burg that the Illinois 3t,ei Com .nv
Chicago Is aireajy erecting Al, s.t4n,,,
TUNED plate mil The ron,4n, eos
sumes enormous quahtllcs .! The nj i.
~ ~ various plants. kitsnt,ric. nj
Co., shcet.iron aud sheel see. ANN A..
turers, report thar their two p.,n., MI
In Readiness TO make 50l tons o, I'M III
plate mon h II the bill becomes Ian
The proposed hill is satisfactory. Az
under II timed plst,s can be mspai,J
tured wilnprciit
The United States Iron aud Tlnp,.l
Company, Ist Demmsr, vii rotn1
the manufacture OF the plate, on a.
scale when the bill Is passed, Is vii NJ
ID. Woods who now la. a. eriensr
shcet.ir0n mill. The several CsOes
firms will not 30 into the NV ulls
account OF the extout OF their pteseu
business Ia other directions lin sas
the industry will centre around Pitecur1
aud spread In the South.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
third EDITION


/, A quiet day for women hns been ar
saaged for tomorrow. Services will be
Atid 10 81. Andfcw's Church as follows,
4. 7.3D n. m Holy Communion.
II. 1880 a. M. to IL m.-Holy Com
m union and address. Subject: Eve
= no Tempted Soul.
III. 12.l5 TO IL. as p. m.--Hymn, prayer
AMI address. Subject: Rzhab-saved BY
1aiih.
Is v. $50 to $50 p. IN. -Hymn, iitapy
~ address. Subject: Hannah-The
LIE Of Prayer.
z. 4 to 5 p. m.-Hymn, prayer and
lfsss. Subject: Esther-True to Our
Vocation.
The addresses will be given by the
Re-. Pelham Willisms, s. T. D., rector
- t. Stephens Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The short service and address at noon
are intended particularly, but not exclu.
lively. for women engaged In business.
All women are cordially welcome to
al the services.
In the evening there will be, In the
raBe church. sermon by Rev. DIR.
Williams, for both men and women. The
service viii begin At 7.45 o'clock. The
subject Of the evenings sermon will DO:
Rizpah-Nesr the Cross.
The exercises promise to be very inter-
eating and Instructive, and we hope there
Will b. Q large attendance.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Mrs.. Ellis 10 reported to have said In
her recent temperance address at Har-
RI { on, that the condition Of the Jail at
Dover was burning shame and q dis.
grace to our Stst,. She 10 also reported
to have said that the jails In New Jersey
are supporting, and suggested that the
priaoners should be put 10 work. She
asked II some philanthropic persons
could not be found TO visit the jails In our
State, and formulate some plan for re-
form SO greatly needed. The above IL
enough TO set our ,i.lzens to thinking
and acting. The jsiin in our State are
calculated to confirm the prisoners In
habits ofidleness instead OF teaching them
habits OF industry and learning them TO
mako a living after they have been given
their liberty.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

The>Attraction at the Opera Hcusr
This evening will be the conedy Me
Carthy's Nithsps." The company is
clever one. The comedy is very funny
pieoe and played to highly pleased au
diences at the Academy of Music, Rich.
mond, Va, whose loud outbursts of APP
plsute and laughter spurred tho merry
makers on the stage to Increased effort.
All who wish to enjoy = good laugh
should witness one OF their perior-
lnanceA
The latest New York success, "The
Stepping Stone" 10 the attraction tor
ueIt Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The members Of the Ackerstrom
troupe, which wa. unable N perform the
frat three evenings Of this week, owing
To the illness OF the star, Miss Ullia
Acherstr0m, were paid of yesterday and
allowed two weeks vacation. The
troupe, with the exception OF Miss Acker.
strom and her manager, lett this clty
yesterday at noon for their homes.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

A local stockh lder, Ia 5. = king of tho
ner Wilmington Club vi the AtIanf c
Assoclat on, tsys: ~ believe We Lave
the lest fielding and base running team
In the Atlantic as oeiaIiop, AMI in bat
ti1s we are not very slow. The iuaeld
Ia ony equalei in strength by Baltimore,
and We viii not have to take 4 back seat
In the battery work. Base ball Ia begin
hin2 to create quite Juror in this civ,
ana you eau sly We ara alter the peu-
nAnt"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

PrrTsBuRe. March 10. THE LOCO mer
employed in the south Tenth street mil
and the bolt factory adjoining OF Olive,
evsnihk. the employees claim that the tie
bFeun . systematic i'yhstelhff B}'i dfsafaYghaa
the men In charge Of the bolt machine,
with the intention of substituting boys
In their places.
The real cause ia said to be the opposl.
ton the AmalgAlnated Association has
10 the Introduction OF new system oil
working in bolt factories. The frin ar,
equally opposed to the Interference O
Che Amalgamated Association In thell
Snoss to cheaper the coat OF production
.ashus ides have taken determined
tssi,d. The strike Will be bitterly con.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

BALTIMORE, March l9.-The stated
month meeting oil the Board OF Direc-
tor. Of the Baltimore 81 Ohio Raiiroud
company took place to-day. Presidaut
Mayer, owing To q teyere cold, was all.
sent and General Orlando Smith, vice.
president, presided. E,rnings ana ex-
pfnBrs Tor February last (estinaled)
compared with February, 1859: Earn.
inas, 1889, 8 ,4b2.736; 1890 II. 700, $40;
.tcreas-, s256, 20. Expenses. 1859, 81, :
80 $50; 1890, 81 1922 Oio; increase. SlfG.
sol, Net earnings, 1879, S2g7, 2DJ; 1890.
:aoG=IJ; increase, sg0,7O5. Earnings
and expenses Tor the tive months Of the
isrsl wear 1889: Earnings, 1889, S..
~ tS7; 1890. t9,0is G37; Increase ST..
SO 40 Expenses. lss9 81 .07s. s78;lss5.
~ ia "a; increass, tG4i. &c. Net earn.
t4@a, 1859, Ss.i9s. 800; 1910, sa,223, SIS;
lnerea-e, u GA ,9s3.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Irma @. Lewis, a 5-yeAr-old miss OF
Smyrna, 10 for the present stopping with
her aunt. Mrs. Adolph Kloberg. No. l0i
Esst Second street. Yesterday being tho
anniversary OF her birthday, Mra Klo.
berg rendered her . party last night. at
which a number OF her little friends
were present. among them being: Annie
kienle, Mary q. Hayes, Title Hayes.
Msble CaspersoD, Nellie Casperson, Elsie
Schue, Fiorie Hauber, Nellie Kyne.
Sallie Sharpe, Bessie Sharpe, Mary
Thompson, Loleta Thompson, Edith
Sharpe, Carrie Sharpe, Florence Sharpe,
Edna Chambers, Mana Christy, Nellin
Sharpe, Florence Chambers, Roland
Fairbanks, Arthur Hauber, Leslie
sharpe, Freddie Kienle, Leonard Grubb
and Francis schue. The evening was
spent IN games and other amusements
and an abundance of choice refresh
mants were served. The little mise re-
o-ived quite . number Of presents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
M AltkIED,

MACK INV OODs.-on February 90
iss9, by Rev. Geo. W. Finlaw, Camden.
o.. Mr.. Matthew Macklem. proprie-
tor of the Western Hotel, Wiitnlnnton,
Del, and Miss Mary l.. Woods, OF the
same place.
IRoNs-sW ATKA.-In Union NJ. T..
pnrsenage on Wednesday evening,
March 18th, by Rev. Adam Stengle,
Mr., John Il. Irons and Miss Suphi.,
swatkn, both of this city.
BOTIU NV EsT.-At the Asbury NJ
Z. parsonage, 222 Walnut street. on
"Wednesday evening. March 10, 1880, by
the Rev, John ID. c. Hanna, Mr. &
FRANK Bothnm, Of Wilmington, Del.
and Hiss Mamie +. West, OF Princess
Anne, Md.
LEW TAFFORD DAT the Residence
OF Harry stafford, near " ilminVton
on wednesday evening, March 10, ls.hI
by Rev. Louis T.. Barrett, William W
i;1t%is and Amanda stafford, all oi
Wilmington.
Cecil County, Nd, papers please COW
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Last Tuesday was the anniversary Of
the nfty-sscond birthday Of fschariah
Pickels, aud the members Of 6t. Pauls
N. N. Church choir, Of which he 10 tho
surprise. Tuesday evening Ia the reen-
lar time Tor choir practice, and a. usual
Mr.. Pickels lett his residence at No e0l
Haxlet street In time 70 meet the mem
bers. He proceeded 10 the church, and
10 his surprise found no ono there: lie.
however, waited PATIENTLY until $50
o'clock, aud - not soul lad appeared
at that time came to tha conclnslon that
there must DO sumo mistake and started
for his home. Upon reaching his house
he found II Allied with unexpected guests,
who rendered their congratulations and
after he had somewhat recovered from
his surprise presented him with hand
same cane. An abundance OF refresh.
ments were served. and the evening spsn'
In . pleasant manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
ffS,

kELLEY.-On the goth inst. John r
keiley, son OF Bridget and the late
frank Kelley, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend his funeral from the residence Of
rs mother, Ne. 5i2 Enst Fifth street, on
mohdhy morning ut . o'clock. High Mass
at 81. Mary's Church,
rhdnuelphit papers please copy.
huSSELL.--Dn the 18th inst. Josenb
age. $50
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral IRON his
inte residence. No. 3I+ Fifth avenue
west W ilmington, On Friday afternoon
NJ O'Clock. Interment ut ST. ,Jnmas'
Cemetery at Newport.
LLiAsON.-on March 10, 1890, Ella d.
Eliason. ' 80
Relatives ana friends are inyIted IN
attend the funeral services at the resi-.
dence of her brother-in-law, James /,
foiu, on Saturday, the I'D inst. nj 10
o'clock u. m. Carriages will meet the
early morning train Mt Kirkwood.
Papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Tuesday being the Both anniversary OF
the birth oil Mrs. Sarah J. Hilysrd of
Newport, Ter friends dc ermined to TO.
mind her of he occasion. Accordingly
about fifty of her friends assembled at i
O'Clock at the residence Of Mrs. Thomas
=, Hanna, and proceeding in body To
her home completely surprised her. The
evening was pleasantly spent In social
enjoyment Refreshments were served
IN abundance. About ~ O'Clock Tie
guests departed, wishing her many happy
snrversalies of this important event 10
SE history.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Diaughtsnal Hurry Schiller. Of the
Engineering aud Surveying Department,
Is engaged In maxim new map oil the
city for use In tha fire alarm battery
room, In the basement OF the City II III.
II ia one OF the nios, complete maps ever
made OF Wiinipgton, aud not only shows
every street, railroad line, parhs, .tc.,
but a'o he entire system OF fire alarm
te.egra ph wires. 1t w,li prove Of the
greatest Use to the ncmen la locating
any disairaugement or foul OF the v Ire.
Mr.. SCHUYLER vii also make map for
the use Of Oily Ceuncll
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
About 1000 Spring Over
coats Subject to the 90 Of.

Heavy Overcoats, Broad
cloth Suits, Swallow Tail
Suits, Everyday Suits, Boys
Clotting-eisher Read "
made or Made-to-measufe
30 per cent. of the Iegu
lar price. We made no
changes on the tckets-let-
ting the usual prices speak
tor themselves as the lowest
in the eity--but to every
purchaser the 40 per cent.
discount is handed back.
It's important to get these
seasonab'e goods sold as ex
peditiously as possible. You
will Go everybody you know
a ne!ghborly act to let them
know ab2ut the 20 of
while it is going.
A generous saving of So
on a S25 Overcoat.
A saving Of enc dollar
on every five.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

The Street and Sewer Commia]
held special session last evening !
the purpose OF considering the bids
building the iutcrct pting sewer, but
neither Of the three lowest bidders \
known to the members of the COMM
sion, no action was taken until they 4
be assured Of their reliability. ~
Jscoby, OF Bridgeport, Coun., u
lowest bidder, and II his reference,
satisfactory II 10 probable hs Will
awarded the contract. 1t has mol
been decided when the work sndl
commenced or the time that shall ~
low ed the contractors, but thssmns
will he fixed before the eouR'a
aIgned.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
SONS or REVOLUTION.
Preparing to Organize State society In
Delaware.

Delaware.
Probably no society which has been
organised In recent years has met with
the success equal 10 that OF the Sons OF
the American Revolution. Within the
next few months 1t 10 expected that .
State society will be 10 existence In every
State In tho Union. The newly organ
lied Delaware society Will make . strong
effort to obtain large membership from
all paris of the state. There seclns 70 DO
come misunderstanding as 10 the nature
and object OF the organization.
Article Of the constitution oil the
Delaware Society says:
Tho purpose OF the society 10 TO keep
alive among ourselves and our descend
ants the patriotic spirit Of the mon who,
In military, naval or civil service, By
their acts or counsel, achieved American
independence; to collect and secure for
preservation the manuscript rolls, rec
ords aud other documents relating TO tho
War OF the Revolution; and to promote
social intercourse aud good feeling
among Its member now aud hereafter.
Another article says thst:
Any person shall be eligible for mem
bership In the society who 10 above tho
age Of II years and who 10 descended
from an ancestor that assisted, while
acting In any OF the following capacities.
In establishing American Independence:
A military or . naval officer; soldier or
sailor; an Official ia tho service OF any
one OF the 10 original ststes or colonies;
an official In the service Of the United
States or colonies, or recognized patriot
who rendered material service In the
cause OF Independence.
The Initiation lee to tho society Is u
Ard the annual dues 81 Application
blanks will be furnished by any oil the
members or by the secretary Of the Sons
Of the American Revolution In this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Several prominent Democrats, friends
Of Sheriff Allen, are soliciting signatures
H. the following petition:
20 tue HohofaDis Members Of the f.e'y
Court OF New Css.le County, Della
"GEsTLEhES: We. the undersigned
County, do hereby petition your houora-
bic body to sustain the present rate per
diem $50 cenls) for prison board and do
hereby protest any further reduction rs
sgAinst our present sheriff, AZ 1t has been
red uced cents per day during his term,
and any further reduction We deem un.
fair aud unjust. and your petitioners
will ever pray"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

.CuARLEsroN, 9. q. March l9,--The
reports which are being received from
various psrts OF the rice belt Of this State
Indicate that tho planters are farther
ahead with their crops than ever before.
The fair weather which has prevailed
during almost the entire winter has
given them ample opportunity for getting
the crop planted and they have taken
advantage OF 1t everywhere. The proc.
pect for the crop Of 1880 10 very en-
courAging and the indications are that
Il will be one Of the lArgest made in many
Year,.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

After considerable OF chasing around
after Collector ReArdou about all Of the
twenty one rhcn retained rs delinQ uouts
about all entitled have been enabled to
pay their taxes. Eight Of them had
removed from the hundred, two OF them
already had receipts, two Of them had
their names spelled wrong, and sigh,
paid on Friday last and since. 1t 10 but
just to Mr.. Reardon to say, on The
nanSS t o. =. al nos IT., 70 Get ou;
OF the way OF the men who were hunt.
ing him to pay taxes, but he would never
say when he could be found.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Our increased trade Shows that the
public spl'rt eiate 2240 lbs. Of good clean
coal In ton, ami that is What we pro.
pose t. give Tor the year OF 1890. our
coal % under cover AID FOR, ened, under
onr own sAprrvi=iou. kindiiag wooi in
large ioads. Westrn oais a speciality,
haitl nay snd straw by III ton. Yafl,
iVo Mar! land venue. Telephone, 545.
~ efnusl olhc', 9TH aud Ming etreeta.
Telephone 5s7. open III HE evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

The stockholders OF the r. d Mems Hall
Company held the annual meeting last
evening and re.elpcted l.. A. Xebley As a
director for the ensuing year. Tie fol
lowing officers were re- elected; President.
Joseph Pyle; vice presldent, Leonar1
Hsiss; secretary, Thomas II. Ii. Mesaen-
ger; treasurer, William II. Kramer. A
meeting of the direetors was held as soon
Ne the Stockholders meeting adjourned,
and tho annual reports showed tuat tho
company Is il proc perOus condition,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Springer Grubb, residing on Rodney
street above Eighth, was most aoeeably
surprised lsst evening by some twenty Of
his friends walking In aud taking posses
sion OF the house. Music, voca and In
strumental and games were the order OF
the evening. Refreshments were served
at II o'clock.
Mr.. Grubb will remsve to Kenneth
square. Pa. next week, where he and
his brother will take charge OF the
restaurant In the Borough Hall. His
friends wish Elm prosperity and com.
fort IN bis new undertaking.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

PARIS, March la.-An ,Conro.

PARIS, March H. An Jcongo.
~ s tseu ieesiYed from tbs C6l.elegram
o. ten natives under E,iron.sY ~
nss peen massacrel at Uf,i,ngus az
spnuetion OF the wife Of pattyscii.ft ~
European Is aaid to have leen Tho p' ra,, ",
A despatch from X c,saou says that a
Eomber of European prisoners were seen
En- route to Aoomey on February 20.
They were. In chains and were being
cruelty treated By the escort. The French
Consular Agent. owing to his sufl-fine4
and despairing of assistance, attaDptel
TO commit suicide.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

To make your new home comfortable Ia
. barrel OF our Choice Family Flour and
p ton OF the hes; coal mined, we'll
cleaned, honest weight, and quick deliv-
cry. The above goods are warranted.
frices low aud terms to suit. That who
soever viii may buy. We are In business
10 terve the public, and we Intend TO do
sne pest we can to serve you well. Don't
pc backward. Phone Ito. Call on
shtward q Chandler, South Side.
0rAnch Office, Second and French.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
Five Miners Perish.

HURLEY, Wis.,, March pa as y
Cured in the Germsnia Niue llels :" ~
yesterisy morning. The alafn M
quickly given and many OF Tue n'. \,
escaped, but James Thomas, s..,,,',,
Jos spb, Hugh Waller, James ea ,ms.
and WIN. Binks persisted in TIE ~ ,.. ii
The loss to tho owner OF tue miD' =
reach HlOn D10
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

CHICAGO, Ills. March 2O.-Gaisn
Filler. OF this Stats. Issued Pnsp.os
ton yesterday Offering rsHim ~
for tho arrest OF the man Eao nsiato
ously assaulted ex-Stato Senior y. VI
Gillian, OF Upper Alton, ILL., luz
sault occurred on Tuesday mQ'al
Mr.. Gillham discovered bureM wy
house, and In the desperate sII y
which ensued, the burglar nfso
shots, one Of which took effect -
Gillham's breast, inflieting whMs
lieved to be q mortal wound. iM~
Der escaped and ID still At large
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

The Csntrai National Bunk building,
al The corner oil Filth and Market street..
WV BE- open for inspeetion On saturday,
WIN tue offices on shipiey street aud
i'ige hall over banking room With Gu
trace on Filth street. iAe oflicrra NJ
the bank will move in Oh Mond.y anl
be ieedy 10 accommodate theif custo.
mels IN ihtir new quarters.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

Newest spring styles, foreign and
domestic suitings aud trouserings. Call
and We viii convince you that We will
cut aud make TO your measure pants At
300, that other iailors charge Is. 90 for.
suits $l2OO up. Perfect fit and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Liverpool and London
Tailors, No. 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

PITTsBune, March 10.-Telegrsms
from the Fourth Pool report . strike
among the miuers for an advance in
wages. Tue men went out to-day aud
work has been abandoned. A strike oil
600 coke workers at Morrewood was
sverted By the miners officials refusing
10 endorse It. The miners dema nded this
reinstatement OF discharged employe.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
Another Change.

Ezekiel whsatlsy, who occap'1p1 s,. b
of the Commons farms, near ,obI
Corner, has postponed his sac ~ ,ba g,li|
and farming utensils to MONDAY, , nan, al
Inst, - may be sesn by adrerl.ss,%Ssd ,J|
another column. We hope 'hal ,'O ol III
may prove fair and the attendahsv, ,orf,i
neighbors may DO large. Au lu, 10 aI
Lank will certainly make IL pun
on hand.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

LONDON, March 19.-Lord sa r.vIla,|
at to morrow's meeting at INC p.,l,
Club, will threaten to dissol'Jp n,.hpt|
ment II the Tithcs and Land fh'S
bills are not passed. =. Wlud.|
The Prime Minister has gone 10 ", W Il,
sor Castle to hold an interview N"A
Queen.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

The Grippe lie over, bat Lung D.seases
are AS prevalent NJ ever. lha lIaI. am
cures every time coughs, sore l.r.sl
Group, etc. and really prevents coa.i4m,,,
t'pu, 80 cents and 81. Sold ty tlfog.sis,s
depot Fourth su- King streets.