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Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

LONDON, Jan. 2t.-Twclve bois|
have been washed ashore nj hrlport. d
is kurmised that they are part Of thl|
company Of some chip that has ,onudeTel|
In the recent gales.
The Cunard Line steamer Gala, Cap
tain Murphy, from New York Jsnu,1
10 for Liverpool, arrived at Que,ns:on
at midnight last night. CAptA.n Mar
ply says that the weather on the pA,sag
was the worat he ever experience.
ON Friday last tremendous seas wtaI
shipped, which flooded the stato. room.
Many OF the occupants OF the rooms we'd
asleep at the time, and the sudlcD en.'
trance Of the water Awoke i.cU ati
| caused q panic. Five lifeboa,s Sd,
smashed, some Of the davits were tua.fd
of and others were twisted, and al
steamer WAS much battered generally.
The Gallia sighted a large steamer ~
distance, apparently one Of tho Jobnl~i
Line, plying betw Liverpool aud La.
don and Baltimore, with Only one ua
remaining. She was at the mercy Of u
elements. Her port rails and pofiid
OF her STAFFORD rails were carried AVA
The British tramp steamer DunhoIEi
from Liverpool for New York, viii
| general cargo, took refuge at MoviIA
Ireland, to-day, badly damaged by .tofa
The vessel met n series of heavy "a
after clearing the Mersey aud rhipr-N
great deal oil water. All the life DO
were torn from their davits and wnsl
into the sea, the bulwarks were smash
the bridge broken and the deck hx,u
carried away. A number OF the u
were hurt. The vessel will have to
repaired before proceeding.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The Legislative Committee, comprlsing
Senators Dsrman aud Crossan aud Rep
resentAtiyes Eckels saud Clark met al
Dover yesterday ior tie purpose oil
auditing the accounts of State Treasurer
Herbert, and elected Flank Whelap, q
salisbury man, clerk OF the commi tee
over James Hughes, Wolcott man.
Representative Maui was not present, lie
being Federal officer aud located In the
Western territories. Tho committee ex-
amined the accounts OF State Treasurer
Herbert ard found them TO be IN excel
lent condition. TLey showed that the
receipts, including tGi, balance
from previous year, were tiD7, $40 80.
| The dIsburse meuts have been S2ji 260. 50,
leaving balance Of s5j GIG % In the
treasury.
The balance from last year IN the
school fund department was Sli, 16S u;
receipts, CSC, 1s6 "a; total, tiol ,j55.0l.
Disbursements, ssh, O9S,3l; balance. 3d.
f5O70.
In the sinking funl the balance In Tie
treasury WAS Ss,37l.59; receipts, Co.
l7i9S; total. SlI, 448 %. Disbursement.
" i2s.li !; balance IN treasury, tlD,0lS.A3,
| The bl nee In the several bianchos oil
the Farmers Bank belonging to the
school inni no. distributed is IN Farmere
Bank at iyew Castle. 81, lit.st; Farmers
Bank ut Dover, sS,0a.iH; Farme,s'
Bank at Georgetown, s5,O376 81; total,
lO.2i1.21 Grand balance III the teas
Lry, 600 JUS. 49,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The Democratic pot In Blsckbird Hun.
lred seems TO be boiling over. All The
interest appears to settle on the Levy
Court Comm ssioner. The latest cab Il.
date IN the field is Theodore Lavender.
who with A. Hayden, j. L. Seemans. a.
j. Wright, Joseph Vanl'e't, john Lock
man and James David, before aunounte d,
swolls the uumtcr to seven, with a pros
pect OF that many more before the con-
test ends, which is a'out eight moi ths
Off The vote al the primary election in
1855 WAS 202; irocksou's majority I've
| Appel Tor tho Legislature was II. The
estimated vote this year ia from 421 t,
235, aud II each OF the seven candidate,
poll from 20 to 81 votes apiece, the ear.
test will be doubtful, aud the succe$sfu
candidates will not have many yota ) t.
| spare
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Twelve hundred hat fnishers, employees
Of IA Of the 16 hat factories In Danbury,
Connecticut. were locked out yesterday.
The Finishers' Association held . meet
ing In the afternoon, and. by two.thirds
vote, passed resolution that the action
calling out e. II. Nerrill's fnishers be n
scinded, and that they return to work
thls morning. A committee was APP
pointed to investigate the matter OF allow
ing apprentices TO work in the hnishing
department, which practice In G. II. Met-
rill's factory led to the present trouble.
Charles Galliere, so years Of age. wa 5
found In drunken stupor In n hallway
in New York last Thursday night, lie
has remained 10 almost the same condl
tioh ever since, and the Bellevue physi-
clans say "he will sleep himself 10
DEATH" He was taken from the hospi-
tai to the court yesterday, and was kept
awake long enough TO answer few ques-
tions put by the Justice, who discharged
him. The mans vile and daughter
took him home fast asleep In a carriage.
BY an explosion OF natural gas from a
N ain at Sewickley, Pa, on MoDdAy
night, Mrs. George Gibbs and her daugh-
Ter were terribly burned, aud the re-
covery OF the former Is doubtful. The
Indies were on their way home, carrying
lantern, when gas which WAS escaping
from break in the main ignlted, and
they were enysloped In flames.
A telegram from plt,sburg says tina,
twenty-five Cinnamon, en- route from
California to New York, were IN th,
former city yesterday. 1T is the inteh-
ton to put them to work as laborers, IN
place OF Italians and lrlehmeu. Fifty
others are now on their way from Sal
Francisco"
: A floating hospital Is atout TO be estsb
lisbed at the mouth of the Patuxan
river, where the Chesapeake bay oyste
vessels seek shelter IN stormy weather
Patients will he transferred, when posi-
J. BILE, to The United States Marine Hosplta
y at Baltimore or Norfolk. e.
y The entire business portion Of Utica
J, Illinois, was destroyed by fire yesterda,
:. morning, Elk new business blocks hay u
been consumed. The town, which has
pc: ulatiou OF 2oC0. was nearly "wipe,
out" by contiagrAtion last summer.
A John Farley and his three chIldre
/. persisted by the burning of their dwell II
N in st. johns, Newfoundland, on Monds
,r night. Farley lost his lie while tryin
W to save the children.
20 A telegram from Tacoma, Washington
II says that at least ten men and thousand
l. OF cattle and sheep persisted In the bllz
Yard which began on the first Of The YEA
., and ragged for week.
!. Governor Beaver hss Issued a p,odls
nation fixing February 18Th as The dat
for the election OF u successor to the lat
Z. Judge William u. Kelley, in the tourt
Congressional District.
n Governor Albeit, OF New Jersey, ";
D. installed yesterday. In his Inaugural b
|. takes strong ground In iav.r OF the Au
: trslian ballot system.
Ic Isaac lockwood, who was found inIh1
C room in New York on Monday event in
suffering from suiiocatiou BY gas IRON
e stove, died yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
FIFTH edition


r. NJ. Long, . constable In Guta,l,.
county, Kentucky. was mu,!ersS y,
his wife dangerous'y wounded, Oh N,
day night, by . band o. iua.n, ~
broke into their housr. Il il bsl,,I
that "moonsbiners" are the "a ly,,,s
by some persons, md by oihtu ,bne.|
continuation of the HsGs l.Ne,
feud, as the victim was rel4.el Ia \.
former family.
Deforest Ailgood, Presiden, a tn,
Factory, one OF the weal,Liest leNes
lions OF North Georgia, was shN al
killed IN Rome on Monday nlgtL1E
J. b. 8. Holmes, his brotherin-lw ~ ~
OF the most prominently pll -ichn, :
Georgia. The inen had d,sagr. d AIM
business matters. The kllI'ng NAsuI
to have been done In self deieuc-.
A passenger train was s.oppa ,w
Tulare, California, yesterday mornlr2s
two masked men. Tue smpua, liz
from the express car Is not kr wn, q
Is said to bo several thousand dogi1
The robbers made the engineer aul q,
man accompany them rome dstaau
from the train.
Mrs. Day, arrested In Michigan ~ N
superstition that abe was the lama
Mrs. Bender, one OF the fam " If mU
derers, and taken TO Oswepo, Kau.s 4
trial, has become inssne. Tha thp
clans say her case is hopeless. Hort
and that OF her daughter was fixed /
the March term OF Court. .. D."
Sheriff Davidson on MONDAY a''empt
to arrest John Laugston, In Wcst paI,
Missouri, for theft. As he aprrjsch
langston the latter male motion as
to draw . revolver when the Shail 81
him dead.
| Kyle Terry, a nephew OF tho late mi
David Terry, was shot and killed,
two OF his friends were badly wound
yesterday, 10 Galveston, Texas
killing waS tho outcome Of tho Fort u,
troubles.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 2l.-Articles OF
Incorporation were filed to-day in the
Secretary OF States office by tho Ameri-
eau Tobacco Company, which It 10 sup
posed 10 {, consolidate . number OF com.
panies. Tie capital stock is fixed at
t25, 900, 900. The number OF shares Ia
400, goo. OF said stock Sl5, o0O,0O0 lie d.
vided into 800. 600 shares oil $50 each,
which shall be the general or common
stock, aud $4,000 900 is divided iuto
100, 0o0 shares OF $i00 each, which shalt
be preferred stock. Said preferred stock
shall enttle the holder to receive each
year 4 dividend Of = per cent. payable
hslf-yearly, before any dividend is set
arsrt Tor tho common stock, or SO much
OF the $ per cent. es the proilts justify.
The amount with which the company
will begin business is SIC. 600, 900, divided
Into 200 shares.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

A regular meeting OF The Board OF
Health was held last night, all The n en-
bers be ny present.
The garbage contracts ior the year 1890
were AWARDED re follows The First dis
trict was awarded to Frederick WIN
chester, at 81, 257.21; the Second di Rtricl
WAS awarded to Lelion ColliEs, ut 81 sos.
q; the Third and Fourth districts were
awarded TO Thomas Pagan, ut g., /, aud
2,1lss15, rsspettiycly.
The terms oi these contracts specify
that in the First district not less thai
three carts. iu the Second district nd, les,
than four carts, ard In the Third am
Fourth districts not less than five cart
are to be employed all the time.
The secretary oil tina board was In
struetea to Asli tho City Council for at
extra appropriation OF 81 500 y Il r til,
collection of garbage aud 500 f r TIL
benefit Of the board.
Three bills, Tor the use Of tele lion
$40, Delaware Printing Company : > nnt
Every Evening Priniiu. Company F.. Al
we've approved aud ordered paid.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22


LNOR SALE OR EENT-TlIE STONE
~ Mansion House, near Gruhb's Ian
ding, Delaware. tcnnnted for nearly 1--WE
years past Ivy Colonel John IL. sander
son OF Philadelphia. The land attached
contains ten acres, in II good atttc of
cultivation, with fruit trees. straw berry
beds, spring house. etc.
The Mansion Is of modern style, with
parlor, dining-rooln, kitchen and bill
iuard.Ioom on first floor; six chambers on
second, and four chambers on third
floor. II has two broad pnzzus TO first
and second stories, overlooking the
Delaware, with magnificent views up
and down the river for miles. The
| ~ ound Is elevated and we'll drained.
There sniso spacious barn and sta
| BILE on the place.
| II is located on the Wilmington and
Chester Turnpike rond, Ave illles north
| OF " Wilmington, and 1--WE minutes walk
| from the +. W aud Il. ltailr0ad station
NJ Gfubb's Landing. As 1t Is free from
| incuinblance easy terms can lie mad,
| for the purchaser, or will be rented foi
one year or longer, possession any tiin0
| Apply to JOHN IL. TACO ART, Grubb''
Launching, Del, j2..cod-3tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

WAsnlSGToN, Jsu. 2l.--Seere,ary
Noble hal found the amounts o. NUN.
her OF rcgeiyers OF pnbl moneys to be
short, eLd upon his Recommendation The
President has made Tho following per-
emtory removals and othera will follow
Il. W. llGtshins, at llumboll, Cal, al.
legged shortage abou, $4,000; Fred. W.
Smith, a, Tuscom, A. T., shortage to tbs
United States about s25, 600, aud to pri-
vate Individuals about t23 900 more.
Sterling $. Smith, al DeylI's Lake, n. u.
SHORTAGE about Sl25i; Ffaucis T. Anicr.
iou, at Del Sorte, Cob, shortage sbou
Slalli Chsr.es SpsiiinR, Topeka, Kan.
alleged shortage ABOUT 800.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

EAsToS, Jan. q The base bsllists
have agreed upon u plan for re.ni1ine
the kast4n Club OF this Interstate
L.t-Ue, and have secured q. W. Catmen
as nanager. The club viii be backed
by hotel proprietor, Il street car line,
an! the subscriptions ol tcvrrAi ciilzens.
Carmen stirred up the enthusiast, con
side ably, and waa given nucn ass!st.
ahc'. q. W. l'arLa one OF The way.
back base bail players, at ore time
pt"her OF the Bosious, put Eastoa down
as taiu ia Tie League
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

A smart man, he is called, who 'nl
TO haze told Mayor Harrington, al e y
Court, last evening, not to yet eAclNl.'
lie as arrested IN charge oil assault lul
battery on a pon.un!on malleab'e IN
mechanic, yesterday Mt about D. 80 o'coeE
and was released on t100 bail, Watch u
renewed this morning. His name 4
james Brophy. His case comes lP u
night at Z O'Clock, WHEN no propose,
have his Witnesses there. lie Is ssil u
have used threatening Language. II
non union workers seem to he cpn'idf,
bly, Oh their dignity. They are bfOuis
he:e from several states, hni there y
now Large number OF them. IGtra al
Is pcaceable 10 the last degree ami nv o.
an insulting word TO anybody. ihca
assailod, fght to an uliima,ion.
This engagement OF the attention
b til slles 10 City Court li'ga'iol
probably favorable to keeping tie Fl'
mennw bile.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOY. ONE
" nccusLomed To handling furniture.
Apply at III MarEet atrett. ~
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22


LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Nathan Marcus
Adler, d. b., chief rabbi Of the United
Hebrew congregation Of the British
empire, died to-day. He wss torn a
Hanover in 1908, and received his sduca-
ton in the Universities OF Goctungen,
Erlangen and Wurzburg. He entered the
jewish Church at the age OF 20 az chief
rabbi OF Gutenberg. In 1880 he was trans.
fsFred to Hanover and Its provinces. and
ON the 9th OF July, 1875, he was installed
to the position which be held At tho time
Of biz death, chief rabbi OF the Jewish
Church In the British empire. Dr. Adler
was writer Of some note, and has pub
lished several Hebrew works. notable
among them being "NethiuA Lager.
which Is q com mentary on the Targum Of
Onkelos. He WAS also the author OF q
number Of published sermons on the
jewish faith.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

A dozen times yesterday the Third
street draw WAS turned on aud of aud
worked to charm" 1t was not on
last night, rs a reporter of the DAILY
kEPuBLioAN, who started for the Lob
dell and Head street fire alarm about
I. 80 o'clock from box AZ, found to his no
great disappointment as he learned the
burning match factory lad been honored
with a second alarm.
All day to-day aud hereafter foot pas
sengers can walk over tie Third street
BRIDE. beginning Tomorrow morning
carriages aud teams may be driven over.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
1o-day's Fire.

r. Berner's three-story brick house,
No. 23l Liberty street, occupied BY
Alfred Ferroll, colored, and family, OF
which ). H. Fraser & Co, Third and
Market streets, are agents, was observed
by Officer Russell to have smoke issuing
from the blinds OF the thlrd-story win
dows at 1890 O'Clock this morning.
with the help of colored people the OIL
Ger drenched the fire with water and pu,
1t out with the result, he thinks, OF some
$50 damage. As the FIRE alarm tystem IL
bling overhauled 1t was not used on thii
occasion, although 1t appears to have
struck about the time of this fire.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

a N1ysterjaus Death

MrcnASIcsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2i.-A
netghbor visited the home Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Berlin this morning aud found the
dead body OF Mrs. Berlin lying face
downward on the back porch. There was
an ugly gash on her hesd, from which a
pool OF blood bad flowed turing the
night. Investigation revealed tine iacl
that the he'd in the house was undis;urh-
81 aud confirmed the theory that she
must have died early on Monday even
Ing. Coroner Davis will hold au inquest
tc-morrow. Mrs. Berlu. who WAS pos
sesse Of some means, lived rniserly AMI
alone. She was rs years cid.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Donneily surrSndors.

Thomas Donnelly, 1910 KersiaY
aurnue. for whom the police have teen
looking for several days on the charie OF
criminal assault UPON lis aunt, Jane
Donneily, with whom he boarded, am
who died under suspicious circumstances
on Saturday last, yesterday walked into
the cry Hall aud surrcnjcrnd to Lieu
tenant Main, with thr remark, "a btlieyt
! N wanted for frightening woman tt
d. ath."
Al ae'Clock be WAS alrligHcd before
Magistrate Pole, and comm tied t. avail
The result OF lie C0roncr'B inquest. VI hcl
VIII be held Oh Friday next.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
EDITION
Municipal Court.

Charles Backus, disorderly, wanted
witnesses, and was held In 500 ball for 7
o'clock court.
WIN. Ziegler and Hugh O'Donnell,
two "drunks," q and costs, making
&c 20 to each.
Sarah Ctliy, drunk; got out Of jail only
0 days ago; % and costa
A Union Ma lesble Iron worker,
James Brophy, was up on charge of
assault and battery on . nom union
worker employed by Bailey & Co. He
was continued until O. clock under 800
bail.
Two small boys were In the prisoners
dock, say 0 to IL years OF age, on a
charge of stealing a pair OF boots, valued
at et.75, etc. from the front exhibit Of
the Hamburger Shoe Houfe. The court
will consider whether they had better 60
to the Ferris Reform School or be other
wise provided Tor.
Ella Hamilton was charged with the
larceny OF Sl3 from Vim. e. Parr, a
brigham Young" style OF man.
Mary Hamilton testified the had seen
girls in his house WON ne persuaded in
there from Front street, being colored
street walkers, who get brought into
court once or twice mouth from Front
street. Dismissed, as PAR could prove
nothing. The "Whitechapel" eighth
and New street) gang leader, james
Freeman, was fined SIS and costs
(S31.30) and seutonced to three months
Imprisonment. Moral-let the next
leader OF New street gang OF colored
Soughs beware.
Mary Jeans. assault and battery OF
WIN. e. Parr. brigham" Parr hst
thrown Ella Hamilton down and tn,
other seven girls piled themselves up oil
top Of him. He could not prove wht
struck him and tho p isoner was dis
missed. He, however, was cautioned by
house and told 1t was shame tor 60 oil
man to act as he does.
Julia Guy, colored, CHARGED with th
larceny OF skirt valued at IS cents, sal,
TO the witness, Rachel Anderson, "Yo
can't say stole that skirt because yol
didn't seen me take it," Wanted 10 cal
her within sses and WAS continued until
o'clock under SO ball.
John PerkiDg, IS and costs IS. 10y fo
disorderly conduct.
Buiano could not speak English nc
She Austrian young woman vino was !
court and charged with tie larceny OF
gold watch and chain worth 500, brace
let $40, and breast pin at $40. He wa
tolu tnrcugn an interpreter thAt ne wa
held pending the action OF New Yor
authorities, and could not get out cxeep
on writ Of habeas corpus. The iude
would not allow him TO be questiole
after the adjournment o. court lest |
might criminate himself.
He promised to mary her and .tol
the property, she alleges, while she wa
IN bed. The trunk he stole, friend
Austrian went 10 New York city an
brought here. Michael is still devod {
nIl sympathy at court but there is no al
: santiago taken of him. When Juig
Ball said LIE could get cut on hsbess col
pus. City Solicitor Turner remarked h
had been trying more exred tious way
- referring TO his digging into the prisol
wall Sunday p. IN.
Westergard, Austrian Consul at Phila
delphia, said 1t WAS criminal matt.
and belonged to the courts in this cOul
Try. 1t was reckored If the youn
woman had been OF the Austrian Ii,
bility he would have used some person,
Influence. There is d bureau Tor the pr,
tsciion OF einigrans al Castle Garde
N. Y. Bueno says he will not tell whe
the yalu iDles gre until alter he is
out"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
--l--71ll77ls
A Druggist Goes to jan,

HuSTiSopoN, Jan. 2i.--Jrln Y
Smith, u p ointment druggist OF I Is y
who was convicted some time ago OIL "
latlng the Brooks License Law iu5 n
Ing liquor to men OF known intemiei|
hsblta, WAS called up for sentence "a
A strenuous effort was made by LIZA
ants counsel, Hon. I. NJ, Lytle, 10 .
tain a further suspens on OF sen =
account OF the physical couditi AZ
Smith, but Judge f'urst denird WV
pl!cator anl sentenced the dc'cndlN
three months imprisonment.n ne t..''
Jail aud to pay $500 line.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The Call says: Tlr revival services at
the Methodist Ep scDp,l & urch are
growing IN Interest nightly; although
they have not been In p.oggcss two weeks
the church has been thoroughly aroused.
Twenty persons lrivs presented
themselves mt the altar, twenty-six oil
whom have been converted and nineteen
OF this number have 10 ned The churcg.
Sunday night the church sas raokcl iC
Overlooking and every ssrvice gRtus II
results. The pastor, *, Il. SIrpi cnsoB
has regained his wohtrd health, an,
spends greater par, OF tie day as wei
rs the evening Ia lie effort to help saw
| toula.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

New IonK Jan. 2i.-Seth y 1ota
son, lawyer, was arrested 10 a. ga
charge OF forgery. II Is alleged 'hl'
was implicated with. Chu fng, t'u H"'
man. who ewindlnd Chinese Inr ~
cut OF Si9, 900. Gnu Fling is IN the l"',
awaiting tiisl. The Grand Jury 'i'' ~
johnson i0r forgery iu the secor! It3 i
aud soon afterwards he was "iV ~,
He was re eased on s.. 0u0 lfl'
charged with having passed. s. '
nnfea
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Quite number OF poll tsxables paid
their taxes yesterday. Collector Mckee
was cut several times but never very long
alta tune. Collector Dougherly was III
the Office the full allotted time IN the
forenoon, but In the Afternoon h. did not
get back until about 3 O'Clock. 1t was
understood that lie was out looking after
property taxes which he OF course has 10
do, as there are many who will not come
to the oiiice to pay their taxes. While he
WAS out some poll taxpayers called aud
supposing he would not be In again went
away.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

At the revival services at O!iE' IN y,
by terian Church last eveu!n., hN "a "a,
sons stood up Tor psayers at ~ ''s ,,t
sion OF Commute address by w -
Rev. Geo. e. Thompson. These H' ',I !,
are being held every III. hit, AMI ~e
creasing In interest. There Is ,,,.,
siderable congregation there wll'a n III
In the main auditorium OF Tn .'D'-
Sevcu arose for prayers ON Snadiy'
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

The sudden change of weather from 4.
degrees at noon yesterday 10 20 degrees
At O'Clock this morning set everybody
to shlvenng who had to go out early tc
work this morning. Stin, everybody
seems TO welcome the change, as 1t is &C
much more like real winter. Now that
there ia a real, cold strap, there is gen
eral desire that IL will continue few
days. TIE cold had abated 20 80 degrees
at O'Clock p m;,to-day the promise wal
fair for an increased cold night.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Judge Of American court, to prisoner
upon whom he IL about to pass sentence:
"Do you ever think Of your mctheri'
Prisoner, much Affected. "Ye-et, Judge;
but she's dead"
Judge, sympathetica!ly: II did not
Intend to hurt your feelings. l nope you
will pardon me-"
Prisoner, Frightening: Don't mention
It, Judge; hope you will pardon me-"
Judge, catching the drift; Don't men
lion It."
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

BosToN, Jan. u. About seventy five
men aud large number oil girls EN-
ployed in tbs various departments OF the
Felis rubber factory here received notice
that after Saturday their :seryiers would
not be needed owing to the uutagorahie
weather Tor the rubber trade Two FEELS
factories which employ over 5O00 person,
are now running on three quarter time,
and unless more favorable weather set
In will probably smut down.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

NANTED.-A GOOD COOK AT ~
W W. Fourth 81. s4.3t5
WANTED. - A SITUATION AS
" drivrr or AZ manager OF hors"s. Ad-
dress II. IT,, this oil e. 4. .i-.ty
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Jas G. Lassell died at his residence In
Smyrna on Sunday last from consump-
tion, aged about 4S year.. He was
leading carriage builder and Al earnest
and active member In the NJ. II. Church.
lie leaves wife and four children, as
well MS large circle OF friends to mourn
his dpccsse. His funeral took place this
-dnesday) afternoon, Rev. e. Stubbs,
oil Philadelphia, officiating.