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Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

A very large audience gathered at the
A. U. III. L. Church, last evening, to
witness the entertainincnt given by the
school. The singing vas excellent. The
choruses were loudly app suded and re-
noct much credit en- the leader, Mr..
Cairpey. TIE basemeu was Handsomely
de ,ofatei, therp being two larse raiL-
bows made out Of tissu. paper. TIE
ladies wore dresses representing the
colors OF the risiubow aud the floral de-
corat!ons were good. After tho expE-
c!ses the parties were invited to the base.
ment where a nice supper was in waiting.
Rev. u. V. Pc terson and wife deserve
great credit lot making the Rainbow.
The Tribe OF Reuben gave their recep-
ton last night at Bethel. The church
was well filed Miss Dilahay distln.
Ruifhrd herself by singing solo. The
exercises were under the direction of
Prof w. II. Wright
Oneof the lesdiug musicians OF our
Cit, Mr.. NJ. STIRRING, played aud a pooi
time was had. The leople of this church
arc making good showing, their euter-
tainments being highly literary.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
A suit AZ ,nst The sugar Trust.

New York, April ll.-Henry Winthrop
GRAY, receiver OF the North River Sugar
Refining Company, has instituted another
proceeding ag Rinst the Sugar Trust Ia
which he makes al the members OF the
Sugar Refining Company defendants. 1t
Is claimed thiEt ths trust is co-parincr-
ship and the deed or agreement ul.der
which IL wac organized Is illegal and has
BEEN SO pronounced by the courts. MIR.
Gray asks for an accounting, receiver.
ship OF ell the companies in The trust, a
dissolution oil the trust and n distrtbn
tion of the assete. Decision WIS rs
naryed.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Joseph e. Martin, Of stalls Nos. 70 and
80, and James V. Martin. oil sta 10 Nos.
80 and 90. In the Third stret market,
have been fortunate IN securing ten head
OF tho young home fed steers, from
Samuel 5harpley, OF New Castle county.
Although thcse stcera arc quite young
their average weight is AGO pounds
each. Several Of them have been
slaughtered, and the Martin Brothers
will have the meat on their stalls to-
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
FOURTH EDITION.
TAKING the CENSUS.


The stats Divided Into seventy nine
sub.Dlvissons TO Facilitate tho Work.
8. J. Wiley, supe, visor of the census,
has compssted dividing tho Stats Into
dlafficts. He has divided il Into 10 sub
divisioss and his plan has boon adopted
by tho Authoritie5 at Washington. There
Will be one enumeration for each dlstii let.
The work will be commenced on the first
day Of June aud will be .shed in 10
days 10 towns and a mo; 10 the coun
try. The following are til dlvisions:
!. Approximately hundred.
q Blackbird hundred.
). Est Draudywine hundred.
4. West BrandSwine hundred.
.. South election dis,r.c', Chr!stiana
hundred.
0. North election district, Christlana
.. West election district, Christiaua
8. Esst election district, Mill Creek
hundred.
0. wes. election district. Mil Creek
hundred.
10 and II. City OF New Castle.
IL. Country portion of New Castle
hundred.
Is. Peucader hundred.
a.. Red Lion hundred.
15. East election district OF st. Georges
hundred.
hundrea.
II. East election district of W hite Clay
Creek hundred.
IS. West election district Of White
Clay Creek hundred.
IN Inn fs,fa h. ctk of
Wilmington, where there VIII be twenty.
and each district consists of one OF the
election districts OF the city.
District No. 40 comprises all that part
OF Duck Creek hundred east OF the State
road, leading from the county line to
Dover.
AZ, That part Of Duck Creek hundred
west OF the State road leading from the
county line to Dover.
As, First election district East Dover
hundred.
40, SECOND election district, East Dover
hundred.
80. West Dover hundred.
81. kenton hundred.
So, Little Creek hundred.
SO, All that part of Mlspiilion hundred
lying north OF king's highway, beginning
at Marvell's Cross Roads aud running
westerly to the Maryland line.
o., All that portion OF Mispil,ton hun
dred lying south Of tho above mentioned
road.
SO and SO, Milford hundred.
81, All that part OF North Murderkill
hundred lying esst OF the State road.
So, All that portion Of North Murder |
Kill hundred lying west Of the state
road.
80, West election dIltrct OF South |
hundred.
80, East election district of South |
hundred.
81, All that part of Baltimore Hun |
dred lying north OF road beginning at |
Baltimore mill-dam, thence easterly TO |
Roxana, Braswie's store to Bayard P. o.,
and to head OF Jetierson creek.
G2, All that portion of Baltimore
lying south OF the above road.
So. Broadki. Hundred.
o., Broad Creek Hundred.
65. 66 and CT, Cedar Creek Hundred.
Go and 10, DaRsborough Hundred.
20, Geors etown Hundred.
II, Gumborough Hundred.
~, Indian River Hundred.
10 and "a, Iewes and Rohoboth Hun.
dred.
rs, All that part OF Little Greek Hun.
dred lying east of the Delaware Rail- |
road.
20, All thar part Of Little Creek Hun.
dred lying west OF the Delaware Rail-
road.
II, Naniicoke Hundred.
20, Northwest Fork Hundred.
10, Seaiord Hundred.
Although the law does no. require IL
Mt. Wiley will have An accura'e census
taken OF the population of every town,
village AID hamlet In the State.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

An Mrs.. j. II. Showalter, of No. 607
Adaihs street. was walking down ship
lay stree, OH Thursday morning she fell
over plank that had bsen laid across
tho pavement In front OF the ciiice OF j.
Is. Martin, cut,ing her nose and FACE
quite badly. she was Blinded almost by
the flow oil blood and II cat was pro
cured 10 convey her ONE. she alter
W ,rds visited the Office OF DR.. Q inby
WHO prescribed for her RELIEF. she /.
doiug well and will soon be ali right
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The steamer J. F. Smith was ,s.i,r A
at Pusey & Jones shipyafd = l,rs1
afternoon, In The presence VI
number OF spectators. 49, Nis yol,
The vessel was christened by voOlcI
lie Smith, who with her brother, = usI
smith, are building the boa. Eng = 81
mortal of their father. III pr, ,ns yessd
wine hottie over the prov oil 'n' .,rusl
several pieces Of the broken . ,"'ouuds d
Misc Smith, making slight "o
her chin and right hand. ,.,rbis vi
After the launch the rhilsu' AIS.
tors were shown through ths 4
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Tho Street and Sewer Commission held
q special meeting last evening. at which
It was stated that Contractor JAc0by had
not yet furnished the bonds required for
building the iutercep;ing sewer. It was
decided to extend the time until this
evening. The contract for grading Van
dever avenue was aw Arded to p. Carberry
At IS cents per square yard; Fifth street.
Z. Carberry. IL cents per square yard;
Thirteenth street, ]. A. McCaulley, II
ceats per square yard; Adams street,
Michael Riley, Is cents per square yard.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
A Saving of Horssshoes'

@. G. Battin, OF Christians, ~ 1o our I'D
who has been retailing milk II. " M q, b
Tor the past IS years. inio ,ar. iusI pse
morning that the two win.0' so,,rh shsl
cd he had not had his horse ~ "a thsc
but used merely summer sn1es ,bs p1i
WAS not sufficient ics, TO re nus' ,bs stsy
slippery. In every year, WIZ srtr. =
exception, Il cost somethihs I'D ena|
keep his horse 10 shoes that no 'sa ro.Ji
him to travel with safety over -"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Some time this forenoon q north
bound freight on the w. q N. Railroad
ran into the rear of another frelg hit
ahead Of II. throwing several cars from
the rails and damaging the engine con.
siderably, but fortunately no ono was
Injured. The accident has caused some
delay iu the freight trains, but passen-
gers are conveyed around tho wreck and
taken In trains running on each end OF
the road as far as the wreck. 1t Is ex-
pected to hayo tho track clear this after
noon,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The Sabbath school Association of the
First Presbyterian Church has elected
the following otiicets: Superintendent.
Howard Wa lace; assistant, James II,
Price; secre airy, James Brown; treasurer.
William Taylor; librarian, Elmer Moore:
assistant, Emmet Wells; Superintendent
OF the primary department, Mrs. How
ard Wallace; assistant, Miss Marion
Osborne.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The Hamburgers' shoe house, No. 200
Market street under the management OF
MT. j. A. Fuld has its spring opening
this afternoon, and this evening will be
he chlldren's time. The store ID yery
tastefully decorated with bunting and
tiowers, and Hyatt's Military band will
furnish delightful musio. Each little
school lad and lassie will be presented
kouvenir.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

roTTsTowN, April lO.-Mr. AMI Mrs.
samuel ss Croasley. aged respectively 50
anu OF years, Of Warwick, Chester coun.
", ceisofated the fity-seventh aupiyer.
sy ot sneir marriage at their home 10.
u ,ny Inc aged couple have thirteen liy-
s snR ehiiufen, sIty-two grandchildren and
VIZ ~ E,oa-kfandch!ldren. nearly oil OF
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The facts are In our possession which
justly us In calllng attention to the sale
Of lots in Nor I, Chattanooga. Tenneu.
SOC, adyertist d elsewhere In this paper
Chattanooga ib one OF tje mGrvele of TIC
tine-an American product, almost, II
not quite, without = parallel In the
world. 1t has grown since the rebellion
from q war-ruined village TO perma-
nent cry OF over ility Thousand inhsbi
tauts. IA tie forces which produced
this startling development are all nc I've
knd beyond the p ssibili of exhaustion,
II is not heic,ore even speculative tt
aay, here will arise one OF tho great
CitIeA OF the in crior.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

About one year ago, Charles l.. Meiler.
who had been keeping u msas store at
seventh and iing streets, bought the
establishment ot Powdermaker " Brother
at No. 507 Kin x street, aud Nv keepiul
nothing but the very best meat an
strict ate ntion to business has succeeded
IN building up sD immense trade. Iii.
bsef, mutton, veal aud pork Is all IRON
the fertile regions oil the great Wtst
cal not be SURPASSED. Now that u riu, IL
approaching hs is making u sp sc.ality of
smoked meats aud it would be difficult
TO ilnd any ,hiI nicer or more appeiiz-
Ing than his hams, shoulders or OK ra
sE oked breakiast bacon. Mr., Meile,
wi also continue to have on land III,
largest and finest assortment of frest
neats to te ioNnd In this city al Of which
are offered at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Alfred q. Cox has been appointed
postmaster at Middletown, vice samuel
w. Wood. whose term has expired. The
salary is about 81 200, and the depart.
ment allows 5000 a year for clerk hire.
Mr.. Cox has loag been Identified with
the interests of MiddletowD, an "A his ap-
pointment should prove popular with all
parties.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

BALTIaoR \. Nd, April 1.-THE
Legislative Committee appointed to in
vssiigate tho Disdoinss Of State Treas
uieT Archer resumed it's sessions hers
yesterday. 1t was discovered that in
addition to the Sl33, LOO Of coupon tonds
which State Treasurer Archer disposed
Of for his own account, over s56, 600 OF
registered bonds are missing, The Com.
nlttes made its report to Governor jack
500, and last night Archer was placed
undsr arrest He is too III to be re N owed
from his home.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
-
Fire THIS Afternoon

An alarm Of Ore was sounded from
noI NO. ~, second and shipley streets,
ABOUT ~ o'clock, caused by the igui.
.ion OF t,s roof OF tho houses Nos. 1906
being occupied BY T. a. shannon "A a
trimming store. The damage sustsined
was not very heavy, although consider-
able alarm was caused to the inmates.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Martin Holland and Miss Mary Gil.
more were united 10 marriage yesterd Az
y. 81 ranPs Catholic Church, BY the
nef' W. .. BerninshAm. The impres.
sine seien ony was witnessed by q large
noinosroi relatives and friends Of tie
contracting parties. " VIZ
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
Hartmann & Fehrenbach's poVA"
to- morrow throughout the ci'y'


AvoNDALH, April lO.-Du,pss "a
rain storm here last evening, "u
lightning struck an OAK t'ss I'D ID
yard OF Patrick Riley. mo l ,..,,s
Llong a wire closeline thai wa nosu n
to the tree ard knooaei a.r ha.asd
severely stunned GIL who was na,, ua q
out clothes, and number % w .h,yi.s1
her shoes wers torn oil. s'iao ,,i,r ii
In the cupola OF the large ip's ,nt,nsl
machine shops OF Miller q a., ,ls cd
were ignitet BY the charge, oa ,ot mud
was soon exlinguisted wi'h0"'
dnmape.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

II you are In want VI good butter don It
forget Cartons Ia Third Street Market,
Can see a good article at l5c, and a
gilt edge creamery at zoe. Butter for
cooking purposes 12c. q. II. Carton,
Thlrd street market. ...0.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Mott Monday evening the Dickinson
College Glee Club will give grand con.
cert In tho Sunday school room OF Grace
NJ. u. Church. An intere, ting program
has been prepared, and all who attend
are assured of au evening Of pleasure,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The Wilmington city Railway Is pu-
Ting 10 an addition turn out on Fourth
street between KING aud French, pre-.
laratory to running more cars during
the Summer.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Tomorrow prom'ses to he patty ciouly
with showers In different secaione, ioi-
lowed by clearing and rather warner,
On sunday clearing, with slight til rnal
changes and rather warmer.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

WEST GROVE. April l0.-Ethel Yalen-
;ine, aged : years, III imitation of Indian
stories she had heard, st.,i ted with q
Ratchet on a scalpin expedition. Her
ars. subject was her l-year-old brother,
iie-brrt, whom she struck on the lead
For a lew hours his lite was aospaired Of.
bnt he IS now considered out OF danger.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Powell ha, on his stall In the Third
street market. fine lot Of Delaware
shsd, herring, rock, catfish. German
carp. white fish, founders, Goldfish. had
dock, cells and lot OF tsrrapin.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Big and little boys and mems base ball
shoes at Babcock's, 200 Market street,
above Second, east side. east side, east
side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Biggest and beat dinners: Roast, ave
vegetables, desert, tea, coffee or milk 25c.
Lunch &c., Peoples Cate, ID ard Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Hartmann & Felrenbach's book 10 the
iuest beer brewed,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

novelties In wall decorations at Jones,
No. 423 Market street. Work done with
despatch.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

See our children's and misses fine kid,
button, heel and spring heel. Babcock s,
o06 Market, above Second, east side, east
side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

What 10 Amer to drink than an extra
ape glsss OF Book Beer, which i. the
gslsbfssed Esoeckle's ,ioeS.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Fine and medium footwear at lowest
prices at Babcock's, 2r6 Market street.
above Second, east aide.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Hurrah for Hartmann & Fthrenback's
book beeri
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

II you wish something y sahrfpsassy
system, use Hartmann y h
book beer. ."
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
Lam

ready with tho latest noveliie,,, ,w va sl.dsa
stylss Of wall paper and winao" '
A. b. Joues. 400 Market stree"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
MARRIED..


now MAN-RINEFKANK - On Amil
It'll, 1880, at 24l7 N. College avenue, by
I,ev. Robert Graham, MIR. Edward &.
bowman and Miss Katie Rincfiank,
both Of Philadelphia.
SMITH-PENNELL.- the Asbury NJ.
". parsonage. 29s Walnut street, on
Thursday evening. April TO- 1850, by
the Rev. John ID. c. Hanna, MIR. CLAIR
ence w. Smith and Miss sarah Il. Pen
neil, both of Wilmington, Del.
GIST-sCiIoEN.-At st. Paul's M. L.
Church, OH Thursday afternoon,
April 10th, 1890, by Rev. Louis n. bar.
rett, Grlnt q. u. Glst and Sarah 4.
schoen. all OF Wilmington.
EIsD.
IARvEY.-In this city, Lillian Grace
Harvey, aged one year, ntne months
and two unys.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her parents, Charles L. and
Ella Harvey. 700 Orange street, Jon Thurs
day afternoon, att O'Clock
A darling flower has faded
That has to us been given,
Tho angels kindly took 1t
And carried 1t home to Heaven.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

1nvaliGs may be restored to health by
The use oil Hartmann u tehrenbach's
book.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

8. pysfepsla may 6e cured by Hartmann
O fshiehbach's book. Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

New Styles
AND
hobby Styles
FOR
Nice Boys.
Tomorrow we'll de-
vote our time to the
little men. What a
grand reception we'll
give them ! Hundreds
OF new and beautiful
stylcs-the myriads OF
noveities--our Juvenile
department piled full
oithc newest and finest,
most select and most
superb stock OF Suits
for Spring and Sum-
mcr wear, all spread
out before them; all
ready, waiting to glad
den the hearts of the
little fellows. What a
pretty picture |! What
a variety Of quaint and
curious devices! Ev.
erything that a first
class house can have is
here, and hundreds Of
things that no other
house IN this city keeps
are also here. The styles
and devices Of last sea-
son were nothing COM
pared with this seasons
and our variety is ov-
erwhelmingly larger
than ever before, and
the more interesting
feature Of this is that so
much substantial beau-
ty can be obtained for
SO little money.
Tomorrow you will
ask. What for the boyp
kits. Well, we have
hundreds of them in
fancy plaids, tricots,
ladies' cloths, and other
desirable fabrics. Jcr-
sey Suits in all the
latest designs and COL
or'nss; some plain,
some tastily trimmed
with narrow and heavy
braids, and some hand
somely dccked off with
with a satin facing.
Only a School Suit.
We'll, we have more of
them to select from
than all the other
houses in town COM
bined, and our prices
well they are astonish-
ing. $3.50 up. Boys
shirt waists, from &c.
up. Percales, flannels,
Danets, &c. Ball and
Bat with every Suit.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

,lartmann s. Fehrcubacl's book beer
ca IT be beat.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

M ANTED-- 30 ARD ny FOU II
w young men, iii "A private family,
centrally located. Address BOARD,
this Office. all.2ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

fer IL oAbihet photographs aud ona l6x40
Xey2n portrait At Cummtngs' gallery,
~ Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

WANrED-AT ONCE BOARD IN A
w small private protestant family,
south OF 9Th street and East of shipley
street. Address q. this Office. pll.ltt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

"ASTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w upstairs work at No. l3o3 Della
ware Avenue. ull-3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The second Book Beer of the season
from the Dismon State Brewery will be
delivered on Saturday to all patrons.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Try Hartmann g. Fehteabach's book
beer Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENER-
w M honse-work. Apply at No. 20l
West siNth street. aI2.2t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

For refreshing drink nothing equsls
uaItmann y lshren baeh's book.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

TOP RENT FURNISHED FRONT
y rooms on second and third floor.
saitanle for man and wife or two gentle.
m }, at 60. Madison street. ail-3t~
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Book beer from Hartmann 4 FenH
,ach's brewery cannot be ,1erllci
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