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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Investigation In San Francisco Of the
charges Of cruelty aud mi.conduct
against Captain NJ. A. Healsy, Of the
revenue cutter Bear, which was post-
ponsd on account OF the absence Of wit.
ncsses for the prosecution, was resumed
yesterday. The counsel for the prsss-
cu'ion ssid rs would not prsss the
charge OF drunkenness, ~ he could not
find the witnesses 70 substantiate 1t to
his satisfaction.
While descending Q man-way OF the
Philadelphia Coal Compauy's Colliery,
At Lost Creek, Pa, yesterday morning,
Forerasn Hsaton attempted to light HE
lamp. An explosion followed, which
killed Frederick j. Faltz and Charles
Link, miners, and, 1t IL feared, fatally
burned Heaton.
Iu the New Jersey Con fersncs Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, In session
In Miilviile yesterday, the question OF
equal representation of laity and clergy
was discussed, A vote was then taken
and rssulted; Ysas, IS; nays, III.
The 500 miners in the Morewood Coke
Works At 5cottsdale, Pa, threaten to
strike to-day II the arm refuses to REIN
state man discharged for drunkenness.
The operators ray they will not reinstato
the man.
George Francis Train left Tacoma,
Washington, yesterday morning for hi,
trip arouud the world. He 10 confident
he will land at the starting point in 60
days.
Kate Tomlln, 2s years, was probably
fatally burned yesterday In Philzdslphia
by her clothing taking nre while she WAS
sitting ashes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

You arc nervous and Gyspeptic, your
rppejle ilags, your slumber ia broken or
disturbed by unessy dreams, or you
court the sleepy god in vain. Whist
shall you dol Try an alcoholic excitaut
to stimulate appetite, deaden he nerves
st led tins with a nsrcotIcl Neither Of
these Try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
1T Will, h-lisvs US, he more than tilal.
You Will continue to use this Justly re-
powncd nerve iny'gor.nt and stomschlc.
1t is In The OK ,cncy supposed Just what
10 wanted. 1t Ia q hcslthful stimulus 10
aPi site and digestion, does not excite,
but quiets the brain and ncfves, is al
excellent eiurotic and asleedy rstormei
OF = diserdersd condition OF the liver aud
bowes. Ii counteracts u tendency Il
rheumatism, nulliGes the prostratlng ef.
feets OF eTerwork, mtigates tho iniirml-
ties OF nge, and hasicHs convalescence.
Persons exposed TO rough weather should
use II Is a preventive, as should also
Bred students aud business msn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
Dsss.

The choicest brands Of wias, liquor and
siaars Ut the Delaware HousA
Meals 1t all hours At the Delaware
House. No SIS Market strsst
Board by the day or week ct The Della
ware Houss. No. $40 Market street,
The best tintyps made In the cltyis .
Csumings' gallery. So2 Market street.
Bush French street wharf y tho
place 10 buy your coal
Cure your cold for 10 eta with Brazil
Ian Balm. 20 doses 10 cts. Regular
Sizes rs and 30 ots. Beat remedy for
colds, Group, catarrh and rheumatism
ever discovered. Over 10000 bott'ss
sold In this city last year.
Ono dozen beautiful petite photographs
for so cents Of Hollands gallery, 3O7
Market street
Comfy Brothers have commenced the
coal, wood, sand and lime business at
No. GA Wsst Front street, add are now
prepared to furnish every article ID their
line At lowest rates Telephone call No.
62l.
Rev. E. L. Hubbard Of New Castle and
J. T. Mullln Of this city lectured in tho
NJ. E. Church at West Chester, last even
ing, on their European tour, to quite .
large audience. and realizing nice little
sum for tho benefit OF the church.
Joseph Morrow, who lived at the Ferris
Reform School last year, has removed to
near Fairville, Pa, where he will carry
| on farming.
W. u. White, who has been engaged
In the 1sh business In West Chester for
several years. will romoys to our city
about the a5th inst
J. d. Mickey. OF Thompson, White
Clay Creek Hundred, 10 preparing to re-
move to near Trenton, N. j., where be
will continue the business Of farming
Any one wishing 10 rent . house and
store and dwelling In Dover, should ad.
dress 7. o. Boz 217, Dover, Del.
Frank Mitchell has resigned his posi-
ton Of conductor on the p, W. q B.
Railroad In order to engage In business
In this city.
Central Sunday school has elected W.
X. Crosby and Mi,s Lille L. Taylor dele.
gates, and Mrs. W. X. Crosby aud Miss
Louise Hsrdcastle slternates to the Sun.
day school convention.
What.she. Could Circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers, Of Central Church. will give cotton
ocial on Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. John II. Dandy, No. 7l2 West
strest. The Invitations are printed on
cambria.
Prof Rodgers, Mrs. Swain and Misc
Campbell, OF this city, assisted by several
friends, win give . nusical entertain.
ment at the house Of Jas. j. MONT, In
Coatesville, Pa, % Friday evening, the
2sth in,t.. for the benefit OF the now
Presbyterian Church In that town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

John Fl. ssville was arrsisned at this
mornings session OF the City Court
charged with disordsrly conduct. Tho
evidence showed that last Saturday night
tho accused, who wss somewhat under
the influence of liquor, went to the house
OF = man named Orool., on Fi'ih street
near ChGtch, vheu tho latter jumped
upon him aud beat him In a schnd alous
manner. Not content with that he fol-
lowed him, aud struck him blow which
laid tao sccused unconscious on the side
walk. O'Tools afterwards reported the
matter 10 O!llc.r updyke, and he awore
out warrant Tor Saville's arrest. As
the evttosce Showed that he WAS not the
sggrcs.or the case WAS dismissed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Sold every where. Price, Cuticurn, SOC;
Soap, 25c.; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora.
ton, Boston.
eases" "a pages. 90 Illustrations. and lOo
testimonials.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Tho shad fish rmea are busy getting
their seins ready, and II the weather
proves ptopitious will start down the bay
some day this week. Operations are
commenced at points down the Delaware
bay, during Which time the men live IN
the cabins which they tow down to the
failing grounds. A the season ad-
vances they ke.p on coming up, until
when /, 10 about Its he'll ut all tho lshlny
10 done of the CbriitiAna river. During
a good season Thousands of 1sh are ken
by there hardy men. the greater numbsr
OF which are cent to Philadelphia. Some
OF the flshermcn's wives have Atanls on
King street below Second, vbsrs they
dispose OF their husbands shayo Of the
catch. During . good season there 10 no
doubt but there Is money in tia business,
but when the hariship., dangers and pri.
vftiona that these men endure are taken
into consideration, It will be admitted
that no matter how good the season may
be, they earn every cent thew get.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
ELS EAST pAurnIx STREET, PHILADELPHIA.


Friday is busy day with commission
merchants. and when n reporter called
at 332 y. Front street he found MIR. Mich
OILS skipping about selling boxes OF eggs
and tubs OF butter W it'll the alacrity OF q
young man Of twenty. When the re-
porter asked him how he felt, ie said.
"Why 1 feel splendid. didn't, though
couple OF months ago. 1 WAS misern-
BILE then with cntarrh. l had no appe-
titc and I was troubled with indigestion.
! had pains across my forehead nnd
across the bridge of my nose. My eyes
were wetcry anil weak and my head was
stopped up SO that could not breathe.
well IF hadn't gone to Drs. Mccoy and
Wiidman. OF 1872 Chestnut street, Phila-
dclphia, the catarrh would have had me
on my feet. that's all there ia about IL.
l was in mighty bad shape when went
to them, but now | feel entirely differ.
cnt. why, Drs. Mccoy and Wildman
have done me so much good that | nm
really surprised that | could get snch
relief in such II short time. ! certainly
shall do all J can for them, and / shall
tell all my friends.
II have good appetite now. J haven't
any more pains in my hsad. and my
nose Is prrfectly free and l can breathe
freely. Why, l tell you Drs. Mccoy and
Mildman have givon mo great relief.
They've benefited me great deal more
than had any reason to expect. used
to feet SO badly that l couldn't get
around the store. but nov ! can run
About ss well rs anybody. You see ! had
"Dh! tell you Mccoy and Wildman
are good at their speciality. Why. used
10 take NIL sorts of things, but they
didn't do mo any good. As 1 said, II 1
man the catarrh would have takcn me
on my feot.
Mr.. Nichols is a jolly, good fellow and
has lots of friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

New YORK. March 1S.-John J. o.
Brlcu. the Republican leader OF the Sth
District, wastskeu In acarriage on We'd
neslay last to hotel on Coney Island,
owned by his son-in-lAw. At that time
+ wss feared that he WIS about to die.
He had been unable to eat or sleep Tor .
weak. His son Joseph O'Drleu, accom-
panied him AID has nursed him ever
since, and DE-. Dumoa has been in daily
attendance.
DR.. DumGn said to day that Mr.. o.
Brien was suffering from no disease. "lle
has been working too hard; that 10 all.
All he waI To 10 careful nursing, nourish.
Ing food and plenty OF rest. 1t would
have required but lit,le more OF the hard
gait al which he was going to briag on
heart failure or something OF the kind. /"
Mr.. O'Brien was up today, and spent
All hour on the hotel piazza. When
ssted how h, was, be said; ".'ve sim
ply got tired out, tut FL TO around
again IN ten days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
THIRD EDITION



NEw Yosx, March 18.-Miss Isab ala
Brady, Who 10 at present boarding ct No.
rs East Tenth street, began . suit for
olOO, 900 damages for brsrch OF promis q
beforo Judge Trueax to-day, against
Thomas Miskel.. The latter 10 an Eng
lishmau. Is years OF age, . musician en-
9pGed a. tue Olympic Theatre In Harlem i.
Mas Brady 10 IS years OF age, and al
though she cannot be called handsome,
che has money and It 10 basoly in,inuAted
thas this IL the cause OF I mad infatuation
which young kIskell Is said TO have felt
for her
Tho couple met In m uptown boarding
house some time ago. After 9 brief ac-
quaintance. Miss Brady says, Nickel
asked her to marry him. She ans wered
yes" wbereupon her lover entreated
her to mako . will Ia his favor. This she
did.
Then he dema nded that shs turn the
income of her bmsll fortune ever to him.
But this abe refused to do. They parted
IN anger, and did not see each other
OTHER again until some time later, when
they met IN England.
In moment they were 10 each others
arna He was deserter from the British
AMY, and she interested herself In his
behalf and had bin psrdoned, though 1t
cost her several thousand dollars. Then
Aiskell WAS taken III and Miss Brady
nulsed him with skill and devotion.
When he recovered be again asked h or
70 turn over her money to him. but aga In
cold prudepcs asserted her sway, and
tho lady again refused. Then he left
her, Is he supposed, forever. Miss
Brady followed him to this country and
brpuyh t siItt 81 xtuat him
Miskell denies that he made love 10
Mes Brady or ssked her to marry him.
He says she followed him from place to
place and was Always entreating him to
marry hcr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

RIcAMoSp, Va, March lS.-The
Grand Lodge OF Ancient Order OF United
Workman, embracing the territory Of
Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and
Virginia, met here IN annual session To-
dty. Grand Master Workman John W.
biefendori presided. AT to-uigbt's sea.
sion. by vote OF So to 70, decided not
% grant a SEPARATE beneficiary juristllc-
ton Tor the state OF New Jersey. This
question has been sgitAted in the order
for several years
vote was taken on 1t la the lodge, In
July, 1850, when the vote stood for
separation gl3, against 1t 1873. This ac.
taon, however, was aot confirmed by the
Grand Lodge tonight. There MAS an
extended debate IN that body this even
1iR,Jn which Mcssrs. Butts oil Maryland
N.cholslIiasey, Mlilets, Ytnsom, Tindsl
Ald Griffin, OF New Jersey, participated
The Grand Lodge VIII probably dlsp 81
Of all Of It's business Tomorrow sud ad
journ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
THE FISH MARKET.
4 hatsudIru the -a.tbu


As Judge Ball was passing Eighth aud
Washington streets yesterday afternoon,
he noticed man acting In n very sus-
picious manner. He watched him for .
short time when he disappeared, aud the
Judge proceeded to his residedcs. Short
ly afterwards police officer saw the
man and took him to the hall. This
morning be was ArrAignsd before Judge
Ball aud gave bis name a. Henry john
son. He said that he belongs 10 BAlti-
more, aud that some time ago while
suffering with typhoid pneumonia, he
havlor yesterday. lie produced Al order
from Bishop Coleman to the railroad
company to pass him out OF tho STATE,
and he wss committed to the custody Of
an officer, who Was instructed to see that
be lett tse city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Miss Ullio Ackerstrom, WHO W.
perform at Proctor's Grand 0Penaa
this afternoon and evening", WI v
pear, - che is still very sf n.,
doctor says she will not " i"p% n,t
pear o. the stage for some Has Wv, N
10 hoped that she will app@ I's
some iuture time. cant
The Charles Y. Rice COMEDY Con la.v
In "McCarthy's Mishaps," WIN aTl|
tomorrow and TrNny svsll's' I'M
Saturday afternoon aud cyenlaS 10,
funny piece and has tean J Y"I oul|
highly pleased audiences rlT ,snrets
outburst OF applause aud y, lin I'M,
seemed to spur nlerrymil's 90 'I 1suy 4
to increased effort At the As'u'
Music, Richmond, Va. .,, nug,
All who wish 10 enjoy q hssln .m.,e,.
should witness one OF the rcilo ont"y ID,
Mr.. Soulier booked this nlo's I,.apIu,
latest New York success me Inn T"r
Stone" for next Monday Anu
March ~ and rs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

finds me not only well prepared for pres
ent business. but with am plsst provision
for those persons who are going to move
on the 25th OF March and vast to get
their houses In order In the smallest
space OF tins after moving. hAys the
largest aud best selected stock OF wall
paper in the city, which am selling 10
low as the lowsst. 1 also have % large
force OF practical paper hangers. Ali
work done under my own supervision.
Harry ID. Holt No. 2l3 West Second
street. Promptness special feature with
me.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

For acme time there has been dispo-
sition or the part OF some Of tho m embsrs
OF tho Ancient Order OF United Work
men 10 have Nav jersey removed from
this juriadlction. 1t WAS resolved to
bring tho matter before the Grand Lodge,
which 10 now In a.ssion at Richmond,
Va, and private telegram received
from that city At an early hour this
morning states that after the question
had been fully discussed, = vote was
taken last night, which resulted In 63 In
favor Of . separation and 20 against It,
consequently the jurisdlctIon will remain
Tor at least another year as It now 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

In consequence OF frequent com plants
and the fact that . young wos,sn re-
Gently fell dowa an areaway on French
street near Seventh and sustained con-
adorable injury, the Street and sewer
Com mission will shortly psss . resoiu-
tion compelling tho owners OF ali places
OF this kfnd tn surround them with q
substantial iron railing, and cato, II
necessary. The young lady who was In
Jurtd on French street intended Bringing
suit for damages assiRst the city aud
wss only prevented doing No by the
owner OF the premises payisg her doc
tors bill and other expsnsa'. The csn.
mission IL determined, as far ne they
have the power, to prevent any more
suits for damages against tho city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19


On account Of last night being ut for
the opening Of tho proposals for build
ins ne ipterceptiug sewer, the regular
meeting Of the Street and Sewer Com
mission was held At 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
All the members we're present, and the
weekly payroll, amounting to el2S. 81,
wss presented and orders drawn for the
parties named.
Tho secretary was instructed 70 notify
the owners OF property on Rodney street
near Second TO have the sidewalk paved
Of once.
Permission was granted Jamos Tibbett
TO set curb on Reel street near Brcomc,
and Michael Newell was given permis-
sion to tap the sewer on Second street, 10
drain eight houses on Second street near
Harrison.
Collection OF Hens amounting 10 f26 20
were reported by CITY Auditor John M.
Newell, and also e226.99 which 10 had
received for liens In arrears.
The city snginesrs were Instructed to
furnish curb lines for both sidss OF Sec
ond street, between Harrison and Frank
lin streets.
Auditor John NJ. Newell was INSTRUCT
cd to return to the commission the a.
sessmens Tor telegraph poles for the past
two years.
The sidewalk In front OF the Lewis
property, which 10 In charge OF Head q
Co., was ordered to be rspaved at once.
In consequence Of complaints being
made TO the commissioners the strse'
commissioner was instructed to enter
suit against the owners Of certain proper.
ties on Fifth street between Vanburer
and jackson streets for nuisancos on the
sidewalks.
All the owners Of property on Frcnch
above seventh having areaways vert
ordered to enclose the same at once with
. substantial iron railing.
The sidewalk a. Fourth aud Rodney
| streets, IN fr0at OF the property OF Ars
John Green, was ordered 10 bo paved.
The secretary was also Instructed 4
notify Nathan Lieberman and Philil
Pluukett, 10 pave the sidewalks In from
OF their property on Van Buren, stree
between Third and Fourth streets.
Street Commissioner McCloskey 70
ported that Rodney street had bccr
opened from Seventh to Eighth.
1t WAS decided TO pavo Fourteentl
street from Claymont street to Piice'i
Run, with cobble stones.
Tho secretary WAS instructed to invite
proposals. for repairing the paving OIL
shipley street from Water street u
Tsnth.
1t wa. decided to give the fre bricl
pavement test, and Ninth street frou
King to Market, will be paved with thl
mat erial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Strong Cou1h Candy at Fergufon,s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
Cuticura Resoivont

The new blood and skin Puriaor ana
parest :, and beat 81 Humor Remedies.
great SKIN Cure. and CuIrcuRA
soar. an exquisite Skfn Besuuher, eyter AAI.
ly, have cured Thousands Of cases where the
shedding of scales measured a quart daily.
the skin cracked, bleeding, burning and itch !.
ing almost beyond huRan endurance, hair,
uIrless OF all gone, suffering terrible. What
ether remedies have made such cures?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Philip Kline opened this morning tho
three cent store al Nc. 235 Market street,
and Is now ready Tor bu iness. The
number of articles tina. can DO sold at
such low price Is simply astonishing,
aud yet the free traders will doubtless
say II 1t were not for thu tariff they could
be sJli NJ lower rate. Those whe buy
may with great propriety Ask where the
dealer refs profit willis whatthe Demo
Gratis Call the "ro-ber larii'' continues
10 be tolerated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Coal and wood, 1our and feed, Lehlgh
coal, Schuylk.ll coal, Lee coal. All
grades OF spring aud winter wheat -four
Minnesota nour, Hungarian -four. LEAFS
-four. In barrels or half barrels. All
kipds OF mill feed At mill pr,csA Oak or
pine kindiing wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers anil 2aa0 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. ofiics, yard and warehouse,
SIT West Front street. Telephone 800.
l2-3-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

For some cause the cars on the Eighth
street electric railway were not running
this morning, and . gentleman who re-
sides near Eighth and Broems streets,
and 10 constant rider, complains that
this 10 the case whenever 1t 10 stormy, q
time when the cars are needed tho great
est. One OF the men connected with the
road, when asked what Was the matter,
replied that they had not power suffi slsnt
furnished them to run, aud II this Is tho
case. something should DO done to
remedy the defscs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Ella Dorset, vile OF Walter Morris,
cashier Of The Farmers Bank at Dover,
died on Tuesday morning. after n short
illness, aged 1tbut so years. She was
the daughter oil DR.. Reed, OF Phila1el-
phia, and wAs a very ostlmsbls woman.
Mr.. Morris has the sympathy OF the citi-
IONS generally In his stlllction. Her re.
naius will he Inferred In the Presby-
terian Cemetery on Friday Afternoon Mt
O'CLOCK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 2240 lbs. Of good clean
coal for ton, and that 10 what We pro-
pose to give for the year Of 1890. Our
coal 10 under cover and screened, under
oar own supervision. Kindliug wood in
large loads. Western oats . speciality,
balsd hay and straw by ths ton. Yard,
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 545.
Central oface, 7th and King streets.
537. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
Notice.
lCoMMUNlCkTED,1

Miss Eiwlna Is. Kruse, haying beau
formally dismissed IRON No Ii sc hool
ly the indis nation meeting, any ono de-
siripg The services OF competent teacher
Viii please make application to her for
hei services as her circumstances may
not permit her TO remain long out Of en-
pioJmeut. References al to qualification s
may bt made to the committee OF the iu-
diglatton meeting held tho 17sn inBt.
Pro Bono PUnLIco.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Leonard White of this city, with two
other men named Edward Mcdonnell
and Robert MeSwiggen, have been corn.
tnit"t by the coroner OF Philadelphia 1,
hloysmensing prison, to answer for
causing the death oil y co cred mnn
named Ds vid 3. Crocket The man va.
brat Ia the vicinity OF Tent, aud Ser.
geaut streets on Saturday, March /. and
died from bic injuries last SATURDAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
Mr.. NICHOLS WAS SURPRISED.
THAT'S WHAT he TOLD THE
REPORTER WHO INTER-.
VIEWED HIM.
Mr.. Nichols y the Head Of the Firm Of
Nichols, Crawford . Coz the Big
Commission Merchants ON North
Front Street, Philadelphia
His Praise OF Drs Mccoy
and wiidman, Who
Cured His CAtarrh.

Mr.. Alexander Nichols Is tho head
OF the Arm of Nichols, Crawford a Co /,
the big commission merchants of 80
North Front street, Philadelphia. They
ure very extensive dealers In butter,
cheese, eggs and poultry. and thoy han
die tho products OF farmers in Mary
Land, Delaware, Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Indiana, Minnesota and other States.
Mr.. Nichols, who Is an eldery man, is
one of tho best know men in the colony
of commission merchants. lie lives In
good style ut 22ls East Dauphin street,
Philadelphia.