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Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

OOt8.
The choicest brands Of wine, liquor aud
cieArs at the Delaware House
Msals ct all hours ct the Delaware
House. No. BIS Market street.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 5l3 Market street,
The best tintype made In the cityi. q
CumminGs gallery, J02 Market street.
Bush French street wharf, u the
place TO buy YOUR coal
Thomss Bowsn' fine cigAra tobacco.
ics-cold drinks. Delaware ave. Il llth st.
Try Sans Pareil, Sc. and SC.
George Carter, foreman OF the Della
ware Farm and Hone, has returned
from visit to Smyrna
Rebecca H. Schall, widow Of william
Schall. who has been visiting her son,
Albert SchAll, No. 1887 Pine street, will
leave for York. Pa, on "Wednesday
morning, the 18th Inst, on the 0 O'Clock
train from the p, W. 4 b, station.
B. r. Townsaud will have q sale of 40
building lots on April %, 1890. at $50
p. m., located on Eighth and Ninth
square Of Eighth street electric care.
Don't forget to call on 8. A. Thorp, at
1913 Market street, when In want Of
hobby spring suit.
The best relief for cough and hoarse
meas IL McInall's Syrup Of Tar, IS cents.
Dsnforth, druggist. Second and Market.
Edwin T. Dilwortl, is arranging to pass
= week In New York City.
Il. H. Taylor Is making . tour OF our
Southern cltiss. We hops he does not
intend to leave our city at the expiration
OF his term IS postmaster.
Rebecca Emmons has taken out letters
OF administration on the estate OF the late
VIM. Emmons.
Calvary Guild will meet at the recrory,
No COS West Third street, this evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Calvary
Church will meet Ia the lecture room on
Thursday afternoon.
One OF the cb DIGEST books of the season Is
the ''l.iie of Harriet Beecher stowe." writ.
ten by herself and son. For sale by JOHN e.
snr Nh IA French street. AGENTS
Men, women and children, bring In
your lied Light tags and get an elegant
pocket knife free. Chapman, Seventh
and Orange aud East Third.
Call and examine Thorp's stock of
goods when In want OF new spring suit
ut S23 Market street.
J. II. Hammitt, builder OF carriages,
light express aud delivery wagons. Re-
pairing and repairting srcci.lty. sa'is-
faction guaranteed. Nos. 6"6 aud Gus
Walnut street.
The Police Committee of City Council
are about pui cbasiu. = police patrol
horsc from Pierce Gould, for $3.50. The
horse has been on trial Tor ten d .ys.
An apron bazaar will he bcld IN Wes-
ley NJ. L. Church Tor three evenings, be.
ginning this evening. Over 800 articles
have been contribute :. Refreshments
will be served Tho proceeds will be for
the building fund OF the new church.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Gilbert Chapel will give . couce,t on
the nth inst, under the direction Of Mrs.
w. Carr, assisted by Prof. W. u. +.
Wright This chapel never does tbinps
by halves; they have more real talented
people 10 comnisuce with according 10
their number than any Other Church Ia
The city. II WAS :his church that hrst
made Il possible for the people OF this
city to hear Mlss EdnorAh Major. tho
great elocutionist, WHO won honors all
over the country. II some Of the elo.u-
,iopisss 10 this city would attend enter
talnments Of this Kind they would be
greatly benefited.
In the psrson of Mrs. Carr ~ an &C.
companicst and Professor Wright ~ .
soloist they keep up their side Of tho
business. Miss Gaines and Sterling oil
Chester arc numbered among this class.
and wo oil know them ~ being very
hard to excel. Go 10 thiN entertainment
fret Come right down French strset 10
Eighth, up Eighth 10 the Institute.
There you will find Prof. D. h. Sharper.
president Of the I.srbers' Mutual AID
Association, ready to receive you. Re
member that this gentleman 10 his BUSH
meas lie far above the average oil his race,
and while n great many church people
are opposed 10 dancing, he u the proud
| author Of dance called the Lakcsiie.
| There are not SO many people that can
boast Of originality, and when one Of the
/ mombers Of our race 10 anything credit
able encourage him, remembering thai
dancing properly explained 10 nothing
more than keeping time TO music, and
you do 1t frequently in your churches BY
promeuaIirp.
Chase q Cb!ppey havs three fnnersli
on hand. The young mon are making q
beautiful showing Is starters.
Edmund Anderson, onS Of our Bget
gentle men, uoder whom great manJ
Of the successful young men Of our citJ
were educated, now claims tho attention
of the young men In bis declining years
Any ono having . contribution to spar,
will leave II with Stansbury Muir, ~, OF
French strest. He had the honor o
teaching when grades were not mention
cd, let alone discussed.
| Vincent Berry is making long strides
to success nv restauta nteur aud grocer
man. Give him u push. boys, and hsll
him along.
| Elizabeth Murray,, vile of John Muir
ray, departed this life on Friday, th,
llth inst Her remains were rested Il
| st. Psul's Church, Rvv. !. Il. Coupe
officiating. The church was crowdc,
with her friends and relatives. Mrs
! Coleman. ex-orgAnlst, now playing q
Haven, distiag uishei herself as a must
clan. and the Rev. l. b. Cooper preache,
an excellent sermon. The remains wer,
Inferred In Union cemetery.
The Atro-Americal League will hold
grand literary entertainment on Wcines
day evening, tho III h inst, at Mt. Hop,
Church, Townsend near B street, Soutl
Wilmington. Eminent speakers Will lie
| bate on interesting subjects pertaining u
the interests Of tho colored people. Al
are invited. Exercises commence at
o'clock.
Professor James Anderson has procure
the best musicians for the BARRIERS bal
He is really the best general musician @
the race in our city. and all should atien
this entertainment aud see for them
selves.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

James Wilson, colored, was srrAigned
before Judge Ball at this mornings ses.
s.on OF the City Court, and fned Is aud
costs Tor being drunk and disorderiy.
William Cornells. 81 aud costs foI
drunkenness, AMI Within Murphy, 81
and costs for a similar offsnsc.
Alexander Price was held 10 500 ball
to answer charge OF selling liquor with
out n lice.se, and james Boulder was
leld In $50 hall as a witness.
10 Mcguire was fined 81 and cost
lor disorderiy conduct at the Logan
House, and Robert and Lizxie Fullerton,
arrested fer disorderly conduct. were
discharged on condition they would leave
town
George Robinson. colored, pleaded
guilty 10 committing an assault on Ills
wife, ard was 1nnd $50 and costs.
Patrick Burns. who said that he had
only drank two gla SEES OF beer, was fined
II and costa for drunkenness.
William Davis, who did not say how
much lie drank, was fred 81 and cosls
for = similar oflense.
Caroline Miller, charged with drunk.
cnness, came In the dosk crying, but on
her promise TO do better was discharged.
CorDeils Davis, colortd, was fined S.
and cost, f.'r beiug drunk and dis orderly.
The charge against Archie Galloway,
Of committing an assault on Ahram
Vessey, on Christmas night 1883, was
dismissed ami the prisoner dseh ,reel.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

The Wilmington Steamboat Company.
which started few year, since with the
steamer Wilmington, has shown . de-
sire to accommodate and plsass the pub.
lie, which has been appreciated. The
patronage increased 10 such IN extent
that In abort time the company wa
Obliged 10 have the steamer Brandywine
built, and even thIs large and commo'
dious boat was not Sufficient, with the
assistance OF the Wilmington, 10 carry
the passengers and frrlghk Consequently
the City Of Chester. one Of the finest and
fastest boats on the Delaware river, wse
ordered, aud II 10 . noticeable fact that
Ia each instance the company hiss had
its work done In this city By the Harlan
Il Eollingsworth Company.
Tho b0ats have oil boon overhauled
during the past winter, and placed 10
complete order, with everything con
ceiysbls that will conduce to the comfort,
convenience or safety Of their patrons.
The City Of Chester and Brandywine
leaves Fourth street wharf four tunes
daily for Philadelphia, and an equal
number Of times from that city for VII.
mington, atiordlng the best aud cheapest
steamboat service that Wilmington has
ever enjoyed. The captains on each of
tie boats are careful. compstent men,
and leave nothing uudonc that will con.
duce to the safety and comfort Of their
patrons.
Tho company has recently had = hand.
some wagon built for delivering freight,
and person can order goods In Phila-
delphlA BY telephone III the morning and
have them delivered by noon. constitut-
ing the fastest aud best freight service
between the two cities.
The boats have been we'll patrouixed
during the winter, and now that the
weather 10 becoming pleasant they arc
carrying . number Of passengers each
day, which Shove that 1t 10 only . ques-
tion Of time before another large boat
will have to be placed upon the line.
During the summer months the Will
ming Oh will run to Augustine Pier, and
as soon as the travel warrants II, the
Philadelphia boats will make five trlI .
daily between the two cities.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
THIRD EDITION


The Warm A,blstic Club lave very
Interesting ihdo ehterta nment last
hight to crowded room oil sp, ctators.
The wystiing contests me.s very utter.
ssiing. .ieLn 7. Cooper threw Homer
q. Simmons Ia ri ht minutes, Will G
sssepb S'mtns thew James Wiiding IN
tour minutes Frank Boulien and
fhomss Howard douLei tile gloves aud
xave u good three round sst.tn. They
We're followed by Horacs Mcdaniel aud
William Wa ker, who gayo u pretty ex
libition. z. II. Lofiard. Joseph simins
and Fed Myers performed on the hori.
xonial Tar. John y. Cooper and Alfred
Davidson del gh.ed the crowd with their
tumb'iug act, In which they Introduced
veral new taking features. An excit.
ing III ht-weighi tug-of-war followed, in
VIII CHI the following teams participated:
ii. q. Simmons, anchor, George II. Hof.
ieeker, Fir d. Meyers, Robert wilkins,
and G. &. Ku:tx, anchor; z. II. LoiiAnd,
WIN. Aseh-n bach, J. A. Reilly. A tier
. three-minute pull the contest was de.
ciared tie. Charles IL. Ruth aud
Jsmes Wildinx gave set-fo with gloves
and John Y. Cooper aud 2. +. Shields
conclude the entertainments with
smother lively go Nth the gloves.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

The funeral OF 8. P. Truss to X n
this morDiug At IL O'Clock. scfvI
we're held at Emmanuel Church, "A
attendance of citizens was quite
and the services were very impressive
A large number OF colored e,t'zens|
tended st. Peters Catholic Church
Sunday evening, and the sermon
Rev. Father John DeRuyter on
Fund amentsl truths Of CHRISTIAN
was attsntively listened to aud mad
good Impression. Father DeRuytcr
HE soul in his work, and there cad
hut little doubt Of his ability 10 wof
great change In the condition of
coiored race.
The sermon Of Rev. Edward Eesel
Iminanuel Cuurch on Sunday moral
was well delivered and indicated
sidera BILE research as we'll as orator
ability. Mr.. Eckcl 10 one OF the ris
young ministers and Is destined To e.
much influence In this community 10
half of his church and the cause
christianity.
Landes Hizar Of Duluth, Minnr't
and his brother. Capt A. NJ HI,
made Interesting addresses before W
son Post, No. 5. @. A. H.. last Satul'
evening, aud their remarks created c
siderable enthusiasm. The Cominan
oil the Department OF Delaware VIII V
the post next Saturday evening.
Joseph Brough died at his p,i
residence OH Orange street on sue
evening, aged 10 years.
James Jerald lost his pocket'book c
tanning s2i on his way home from c0uI
on Sunday evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

The nus,cM and novelty exposition
under the auspices Of, Hyatt's Military
Hand, which open.d at lnsfi;ute Hall on
saturday evening, March 80. will close
this evening, aud every body and his vie
should be present and give the boys a
grand final seni-otf. All that have taken
chances on any articles are especially
invited to be present, As everything will
be disposed OF t!.ls evening. There will
be graUd hop from 3 80 o'clock until
IL, IN which ell who are present will be
welcome to participate. All goods left
over will b. disposed of OF auction to lh c
highest bidder.
Last evening the TIRES military CON-
panies from his city, and Company II OF
New Caste, visited fair. This baud has
been giving open air concer Tor the
past two years at m expense to each
member. aud The msney realized from
The far, aEer procuring new uniforms,
VIII! be- applied for the outdoor conc, rts
during che coming season. The building
should DO crowded tonight. as the ailmls-
sion is but 10 cents, aud all who 20 will
sp nd pl as.,ut evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Colonel John O'Byrne, the swta,%sS
gued orator, delivered an address on N
Pstrick's day In San Francisco, 'he !,
matc 10 that region being more iavolauj
to health than In New York. IL 'ee'j
that he is patiently waiting for tne 8
raised over the Wharf Commission u'
to subside.
Rev. T. Snowden Thomas, edl.v,
the Peninsula Netho list, has mover .,.
No. 1901 Diamond strest, PhiiaaelP"'~
William Knowles of Frederic', sm ,'
in-law Of Rev. j. L. Bryan, has se N,,",
. position In the office OF public pF'u''D'
Al Washington.
George Il. Williams and Miss Emu S'
daughter OF William II. Matthew, IA IA
be married iu West Church on W elhe'''
evening, the 23d inst.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15


II MMONs.---ln this city. on April 18TH
the Rev. John simmons, aged 80 years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. 3li West seventh
street, on Tuesday afternoon ut 3.3t
O'Clock. Services ut Asbury NJ. 4. Church
at o'clock.
Lee Apri, 18th. 1890
Mt Vockinnu. bel. Mary s.. widow al
Charles LeCurpcntier in the 6sth ycui
of her age.
The friends and relatives are invited tc
attend the funeral from her late resi-
nnnce " hoeH,ahu on TUESDAY, April
i'.n, nt ocioch ,. III. interhient m
'-oMci ni"nus Wins ,e",e'ety
SENT MAN.-ln this city, April lith
1890. Ralph Addison, son of Joseph A.
Mhu ". LOUISA srntnlni'.
i.ci,'isrs anu if,cnuS hre innlteu to
NV NV i"n.'", 'ro'. iuu Ivs,uchcc oi
,'ls parents, y W, cWrnrr second IN"
noon, the 18TH inst, at . O'Clock Inter
ment ut kivcrvicw Cemetery.
t;od ucc,lc,l oue more ,,uyct chilli
Amidst Ills shininv bnuI
And 81 ho hcut Will invi,,', emilia
lie clasncd o,,r J,,ling's Lnmd
$50
~ naa'., Wy iiopc 70 NEE, 'neo
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15


Tie Levy Court met al 10 o'.'l ok this
morning, President GruLb In the chair
and Al the memters answering to their
uain.T. A resolution offered by Mr.
Wiet, transferring 'hs property OF Alfred
u. llanby from school district No. | to
school district No. 4, Brandywinc Hun.
| died, Was adopted.
President Grub called upon the chair
man OF all the standing committees in
turn and asked them II they were ready
to report upon tia respective claims and
acconnts In heir charge. Nearly all of
them pleaded lrlous EXCUSES for delay.
President Grub advised them to be
diligent.
The following bills Of the Wilmington
CITY Electric Light Company were al
lowed. Power for Third street bridge
motor. Si5.6tl; HIGHT at Market street
bridge, ti304; Light at Third street
bridge, t34 81; labor aud material in
running wire, TO Third street bridge.
SIG 62; total. &209s1.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
.PIPra EDIpII|
WILMINGTON IN,IITTT.

Annual Meeting of the stoek,,o,,..
Fair showins-omcrrs Elected
Committees Appointed.
The annual meeting oil tie s,oc,h o,
o. inc Wilmington Institute wa, HI
tine library room Of the ins,I,u,e M
Ing last night. d"
Tho retiring president. Wall. II
Bush, made Ills annual report Of "
the following Is an extract: v
with tue result of tie uuselfSb ]
OF our predecessors before ia Il won,]
well to ask II tito slvantag 10. And bs,1
10 have been derived from hi. wert|
been enjoyed in It's full measnr. liz n
whom they were INTENDED to reach
10 with regret that We are eompellel
Say We lear rot. Wilmington. nh
not different from other cities ia ma
nent In the Tact that with a lar,e
portion OF hef population made III
intelligent mechanics aud artisans
tue ones TO b. most benefited nv
organization. there Is lack OF M
In II aud al Indifference whieh IA
cult I understand.
"Why is IL that In 1893, with . n
lation of Is, 900, thsre werl Ggj mem|
and today, with Il population OF nj
We eau report but 61i memtefs Al
holders aud subscri5e.s?"
Tho difficulty that lies IN lie ,,ey
Bush thought, WAS tbs necessary I'd
the subscription, which seemed i'm
bic to reduce except by er ilGgulshlu1
oadcd dest. Tho report further
Rests the sale OF the present propcrt
the erection OF lrM expensive hui
Tue report also states ihst WiImt
IL much behind many ot her sister
In scientific and literary interests,
would undoubtedly he greatly b,u
BY being educated 10 an tppteeiasl
such matters.
The librarian reported In tho VI
IL 1876 books 10 good and seryic(
condition. There are GA memhers
the record shows o circulation Of q
volumes, or an average Of tori
books per member for the past yelr
The treasuier's report shows TIL
ceipts for the wear 1889 TO have
| 81, 900 ~, aud the expenditures s.,
02, leaving a balance on April o,
o.. The Increased rece. pts over
were Ssi7.S0.
At the close OF the stockholders I
ing The board Of directors mel
elected the following otficen: Jo
A. Richardson, treasurer; I. y. -
corresponding secretary, al u.
| Cleaver, recording secretary.
The president, q. W. Pusey, anro'
the appointment of the following
rnittces Tor lS90.9l:
Ways and Means--L. G. hea',
ter ID. Bush, 10. eph A. Richardson
Newspapers aud Periodicals
Lawson, 8. x. Smith, V. q. Haz2a
Donations and Archives deol
Elliott, T. II. Porter, 7. j. Lawson
LibIary-J. J. johnson, Dr.
Curtis, W. +. Taylor.
| Rooms snd Fixtures-D. w. Ia
III. Wiley, Wilmer Palmer.
| Printing-Waiter d. Bush, I.
ter, Geofge A. Elliott.
! Lectures-Dr. J. VI. Curtis,
Taylor, L. G. Kent.
| Drawing School-V. g. Hazzart
Smith, J. 4. johnson.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
A CoItaUs Giee CLUB.

The Dickinson College Giee cup, y, MI
sistipg OF fourteen young meu, iareI
very line concert OF vocal music " sboc
audience In Grace n. y. SUNDAY unds
rooms lat evening. The club was "n rs,
the direction OF Professor Dut'opI,, ,lIsi
gave q clever imitation Of ~ ,,a wv
Opera during recess. The sins,sE b,nI
interspersed with some very nne ,ibsra
playing by MI. Pettinus. who was lou
Nv cncored, The club Is making
aiying these entertainments.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Sheriff Allen sold this morning TIE
stock OF boots and shoes, al No. 22J Mar
ket street, 10 Samuel lirsch, OF Wilkes
barre, Pa. including the lease Of store,
for shout $1,000, and he will now pro-
coed to cell tue same al retail at very low
prices.
The store Will be open tomorrow
"wednesday Inornlng, when the cleric
will bs ut their pJsts ready to 10, eiye
callers aud supply them with bargains.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
FOURTH EDITION


BLooMiNGroN, ILL.,, April l4.-A most
unusual fall Of raiu yesterday raised tne
streams out OF their banks and carried
away many bridges on country roads: IN
this city four inches Of rain fell In less
than an hour.
There was q remarkable fall OF hail
the stones were as large % hickory and
walnuts. The storm south Of Blooming
ton seems 10 have been even more severe
than here. The glass in the greenhouses
10 the city was demolished BY the hall.
At Miner, II miles west, nearly every
glAss Ia town was broken. The country
between Miner and here was delugsd
and considerable injury wasdon to the
Chicago and Alton track. Piles OF ties
were aoated away, many Of them being
lodged on the rails. The young wheat
and garden vegetables were crushed nat.
AT KANKAKEE.
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, April li.-The heavi-
est rain storm ever known In this section
fell yesterday afternoon. The storm was
general throughout Eastern Illinois, and
was accom- panied by hall and . brilliant
electric dlsplsy. For half an hour the
rain fell SO rapidly that the streets were
overlooked. The storm will put farmers
behind In their work for some time, ~
well ~ injufe the grain now In.
RAIN AND HAIL.
PEKIN, ILL.,, April IA "A very heavy
fall OF rain, accom- panied by hail, reached
here yesterday afternoon. The water
fell In torrents, flooding the streets and
many store cellars Hall stones as large
As walnuts fell, damaging trees that are
far advanced.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

About 10 years ago y serge cloth was
made OF better texture, more slightly and
more durable than any Previously made
for the uppers OF ladies' shoes. On ac-
count OF ils durability It was called ever
lasting, then abbreviated to lasting.
Fashion has induced many to discard the
lasting shoe, though many still consider
1t comfortable. economical shoe and
ask Tor 1t. Ladies' plain lasting button,
lace and congress shoes aud slippers
mems lasting congress aud iow-cut shoe,
can be had At W III. Il. Babcock's Family
Shoe House. 206 Market street, Abov,
Second. east side. Prices lower than yot
expect to pay.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

John NJ. Solomon. coal dealer, has
leased the mhsIi property adjoining hi,
coal yard, formerly occupied by IL, K.
Folsom, as L umker yard, at Front and
Church street,, ard will use 1t In The
fnture IS hriekyarJ, where he will
keep stored really Tor sale from 200.0r0
" 800, 0Cp building bricks. This Will
snlatse Mir. solumou 8 facilities Tor sery-
tug the public. and i, fgttering testi-
mopial oil enterprise. Mr.. solomon will
rou,iune TO cell coal, linz, sand, cement,
cit. hsrd.. Front aud Church streets
main office. No. } West 1hird street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Contractor John Jacpby hegan work
on the inieIcepting sewer on Saturday
morning at Sixteenth aud Poplar streets,
Aad by last night II trench had been dug
10 Wsltut street in depth iiom IL Ii
Ssst and > feet in width. To-day the
brick work WIS commenced. About 40
Italians and negroes are employed in the
digging. A diiiiculty will be met with
d. building the sewer under the forha y
n tho ii mill pumping station, where
considerable Of blasting will be required.
A large number OF men are bese!g ling
Contractor Jacoby TO get work.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

An unfortunate quarrel ensuei bs-
tween two Players OF the W lm,nston
Bass Ball Clab yesterday AFTERNOON after
tue Boston, Wilmington game was over.
Pitcher A. w. awson and Lett Fielder
John Millmau were IN the dressing
room, when a dispLie occurred over a
pair OF shoss. Getting very angry a.
each other Millnan kicked at Lawson
sud burt him OH the leg with an iron
plate On his shoe. Other members OF the
club interiered and stopped further vio-
iencc, but Law.cn raid he would gei
square with Miilman at the hotel alter
hu?p T. The men met on ths porch OF
tho Bellevue lot'l ter supper, aud ircm
hot words they came to blows, aud gol
sut OIL the AFFECT. Before they could be-
ieparated Lawson threw Miiman ia the
gutter, breaking his left ley above he
ankle. Mi man was taken To DIR. short
hjgr's offiee, where HE leg was set, after
which he was taken back " Lie hotel.
IL not likely ho viii be aba 10 ola,
any more b. Sc bali this season.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

because she saw that he had ceased to
love her. Her beauty had ia led, her for
nier high spIrits had gwen place 10 a
dnll lassitude. What had caused this
ehnnsst Functional arrangement; she
was suffering from those Aillneuts pecul-
lar to her sex. Ard az Their two young
lives ari,led apart. How needless, how
cruel Had she taken Dr. Pierce's Fa.
vorito Prescription she mi. lit have been
restored TO health ard happiness. II any
lady reader of these lines is similarly
afflicted, let them loss no time In procur-
ing the "Favorite Prescription. 1t will
give her new lease of HE. SOLD BY
druggists, under positive guarantee
irom the nsbuisciur-r9, Of Ieriect eatis.
faction in every case or money refunded.
See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

a sidehoard or ward Oh attsnl tie 4.lt
t-.a.rrow, AT ehipiry street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Some time during Sunday p .iols !
Monday morning soms thisse em samuel
horse aud set Of harness IRON o.trsst,
Patterson, residing on Hawles son lied
Silverbrook, and going to s.s.,d,ncs.
at the rear Of Patrick Carney a.srborp,
on the same street. took notnIps
thereby making q full team. , ana Or tns
has sincs Der" hard Of thu Thieves
stolen propei
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

EtDR sALE.-A GOOD HORSE, STORE
Apply ut fifth ana King streets. ul5.6