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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08

The bslsnce WAS coRnted and found 70 consist oi currency 6.24o, silver S2 S7. gold S5.4o0, warrants paid and cancelled yesterday, l0ct. lst s, ,276.6o, check payable territorial treasurer sSSs-msking & total of sl4,S6247, whica being correct sss returned to the treasurer, talk ng his receipt for the same.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
FRrDAY. Oct 3.

FRIDAY, Oct !. Board met Friday, October 3d, with < ?. Behan [cEairman) and A A Moore. supervisors, and clerk. present The following claims were audited and allowed
 Geo. C. Wsddel. DO tsge, SC; L. J 2. Horne, postsge, g. S5; George H Curry, care ol clocks, $45; F. R. Ne,lis, Eoos as deputy sheriff, s3l.60: S. W HatchihsoII. bonnues, $oo
 Bills of. Jas. M. Sanford and 4. r. 6ibson5 5us:iees ef the peace, were re. isrred fo the district attorney.
 Board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08
Prescott 6 Phenix
 STAGE LINE.

The connexions ana c Inf lrtahte coaches If thls lfne. carrsing United States mails. leave termiaa points datiy al o'clock <. n. eSeept sand ys, via Wickenb0rg. Nuitnra Rnsi Con trexs
 Co ehes or the Btack Canyon ronle earrt- ing ? f@s3 gers and express. also jnt4aa States matt 1"i Fccu A<us rta aud ft ak {, leave Prescott at ts ns, O 2 ae.doys, lhurs- day aud x Saturdays. and leave Pbbnix don- days, MeIn sdays and Nria avs arFlyinE sJ opposite point ths dsys fal,sHia
 oflce in Prescott. on sha -uth s.ds of fh- Plaza. W. l.. GEORGE, Jc. Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-08

Anheuser- Busch (St. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice-coid. at reduced prices, iu kegs, bottles, or any amount. have refurnished my lodg- ng house, and will rent rooms beds can be reoted at two or four bits. | am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split auf delivered at house for q per cord Leave orders here or through posto ffico. Marlin Maier. ii
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

We think y sudden halt should be
called IN the matter Of paving the streets
with artificial atone blocks. The dry
weather and high winds Of last week
have dried the mud and blown tho dust
way, and has laid bare to the view OF
all pAssers-by, the condition of the
street pavement on the east side Of Mar
ket street, between Eighth and Ninth.
This pavement has not been In use SIX
months yet, and the wear has been very
great Tho stones seem to crnmble aud
wear of last, and from appeArau ces
seem TO be Of very little worth. Ths
Philadelphia authorities call them stuff.
Now let this paving material be subjected
to plain business investig alton, and II
II 10 ~ worthless As 1t appears to be. stop
using It at once, and In this connection It
seems Just TO us that 1t should bc re-
moved, and repaved with the Brandy
wine belgian blocks free oil expense to
tho city. Trying paving experiments
like this Is rather profiigAte way of dis.
ptrslng the money OF the Taxpayers o
this city. U! Tor good common sense!
j. d. e.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
PRICE ONE GENT


Auovv. w %. y.
Jackson, . welExhoM1- -IawJer Of this
city, has solved thp Jnts bag eging problem
thit has ntitated cotton circles for SO
long. Mr.. jackson has perfected me-
chemical appliances for making bAgging
from the cotton stalk, and he has just
returned from New York with . roll Of
bagging. Expert cotton men say that II
is In eyery respt ct equgl to cotton bag
ging.
lie will utilize the bare stake from
the fields. and cal afford to pay about
two dollars = ton laid down. An annual
sta yield will bAls thrce years cotton
crop. The mach merry compriscs heavily
weighted corrugated rol ers, with vats
Of running water, cArding machines aud
bagging looms. IL ID estimated that In
making bsgging from cotton stalks two
millions OF doilart annually will go into
the pockets OF farmers for what is now
cleared from the felds Al an expense.
Augusta will I'D tho headquarters for
tho companys mills and offices, which
Will extend from Virginia to Texas. Mr..
Iiiil Lad the roll of bAsging, which is
exhibited, woven by thu ju,e bagging
looms OF Mr.. J. 9. Todd, at Paterson,
N. j.. and that expert pronouuces "
equal to its jutc rival. Tho cotton stalk
bsgging is loss in1ammable and Il only 4
shade darkor than jute. Cotton circles
here aio jubilant.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

CINCINNATI, O., April 81. Mary Hol-
royd, tho vile OF Edward Holroyd,
known as "tho rioA' hermit" left her
will to be recorded to-day. To the various
ius,itat OF this city she bequeaths
SO, 900, and to . university at Urbana
%. 900. She set apart $4,000 for the
founding Of flower market in this city.
Mrs Holroyd was formerly tile wife Of
Jabez Elliott After his death, 50 years
ago, she married Holroyd, who. within .
year, showed signs Of insanity, and MIRA.
Holioyd was gwen the powers Of q
femme aole. Thus she managed her
separate eetate for years. Holruyd
moved into . property he owned not .
mile from his wlfe's home, and for q
third OF . century they lived apart, not
once communicating one with the other.
Some years ago Holrojd died.
Mrs. Holroyd's properly amounts to
over Sl0O, 900, nearly bali OF which is
given to public institutions.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

The railroad uouble In Pittsburg is
still unsettled. The railroads have con-
ceded all but five Of the 16 points pre-.
sented by the men In their grievances,
gu. the most Important, wages, remains
to be settled. II 10 said that tho ruling
sentiment fAvors arbitration and sonces-
sion.
The carpenters In Sharon, Penna.,
went on strike yesterday. They have
been working 10 hours, but demand nine
hours shall constItu days work.
The strlko OF the seven hundred cement
ard asphalt layers, cement wasons, arti-
nclal stone mRsons and cement leborers
In New York city AMI Brooklyn, which
was begun two weeks ago for the 8hour
day, has resulted in . victory for the
men.
The carpenters strike 10 Chicago Is
still unsettled.
All the union painters In Indianapolis
went on etrIke yesterday on the refusal
OF the bosscs to grant 8 hours and 30
cents an hour. Tho men have been get.
thug 20 cents and worked 0 hours.
The house aud ship building trAdes In
Ut. john, New Brunswick. have secured
the adoption Of the nine-hour day.
The miners employed at tho Penwell
Company's mine in PAna, Illinois, have
dc tded to strike. The company refused
to reinstats 20 union men discharged last
week.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

For this great occasion excursion tick
cts will be sold fiom all principal points
10 the United States and Canada to NH
waukse and return via the Chleafo, NIL
waukcc Il st. Pau hallway at hall rates.
As It's pame Indicates tho Chicago,
Milwaukee IL st. PAM Railway Is the
direct route 10 Miiwaukc, aud as the
camp ground for tho Uniformed Knights
(to which poidt cars and trains will be
run through without trsIsisr) is located
directly on this line, II will he seen thar
tho Chicago, Milwaukee q 81. Paul Rail-
way fAs o great advantage over other
routes which sre uuabls to furnish such
facilities, and visiting Knights, thsir
families and friends should bcar this Ia
Mind wheu purchasing excursion tick.
cts.
a circular giving detailed Information
will bc mailed Tree upon application &c
A. v. n. CAM IESrEt., deneral Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee,, Wh.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

NASHVILLE, April 2O.-A special 10
the American from Fayetteville, renn.,
says: Last month the farm Of ]. q.
Kelso, near here, was burned, and sus.
p.cion pointed TO Steve Jacobs, colored.
who had been discharged BY Kelso some
time previous, % the incendiary. he
was Immediately arrested, and, falling TO
give bond, was lodged in jail. Threats
OF lyncbinR were freely made, but It was
though best to let the Law take is
course.
Last Tuesday night the barn Of w. ].
Sanders was burned, which again
brought attention to the case Of Jacobs.
At Q o'clock this morning 100 determined
men rode into the town and marched TO
tho jail, and demanded OF the sheriff
that he deliver Jacobs to them. The
sheriff refused to do so, whereupon they
commenced to break down the door with
sledge hammers.
Finding resistance useless, the sheriff
opened the door, and together with his
deputy, attempted to force their way
through the mob and give tho alarm !,
but wero seized and forced 70 unlock the
cell In which Jacobs was confined. A
rope was put around the prisoners neck
and he was taken about one mile from
the town and hanged to 4 tree, after
which the mob quietly dispersed. Tbs
body was cut down to-day and buried.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

City Counc.lmen Baush, Shea, Mccall,
Dillin and Superintendent OF the electric
nre alarm system, ]. r. Aydon, of this
city visited New York yesterday. They
left this city At O. 30 Z. ui., and arrived at
New York At 0.30. They were immc-
diately met there BY the officers OF the
Gainowell Company and conducted to
the central station, where they were
shown the apparatus. The visitors were
completely surprised At the perfection to
which the system has been reduced.
On . table before them stood what
apparently rosembled clock, and OH Its
face were tile numbers from one up to
the highest numher of police patrol
boxes used 10 the city.
As signal came in from station an
indicator moved arouni and stopped
over the number from which the signal
came. Simultaneous with this Q paddle
would arise with the number, say OF
upon 1t, which showed that the patrol
was wanted at that box. If the patrol
threw up the letter "F" which signifed
"fast, while the letter ''So eignif ID
that there was no hurry the case being
common drunk or something OF that
kind.
Flash lights were also used at night at
the boxes to indicate the degree Of haste
required.
The boxes are mads of iron and each
10 supplied with full sst of instruments,
but nobody but poliCemen could enter
the boxes and work the signals. Several
ciliz,ns, however, are supplied with keys
in the vicinity OF . box, the mans OF the
citizen being taken and the number oi
the key given to him cot opposite his
name. This key he can usc In . lock
outside the box 10 case OF fire or need o
police aid. Puttiag the key in tho lock
sets of q signal at the central station
showing where aid 10 needed.
Tho citizen cannot practice An imposi
tion by giving false alarms, as he cannoi
take the key out Of the lock until . po
liceman comes, and the number OF tt,
key shows who struck the alarm. Tn,
committee did not get home until abou
o'clock this morning. They are so ia
vorably impressed with what they say
In relation to the patrol electric system
that It 10 expected q favorable report viii
be presented to Council next Thursda
niaht. The committee ssom to thin
that IL boxes would be sufficient for thi
city, AID that the system would cos
about $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

HAnuoR GRACE, N. F., April e.
This government has decided that for this
season only the present bait act Is to be
carried out under licenses, by which ali
foreigners will be permitted to purchase
one barrel OF bait per ton OF their regis
ter on payment oil tonnage dues Tho
Telegram. the Government organ, points
out that tho idea Is to compel foreign
fishermen to pay such an amount for
bait licenses aud light dues ~ will
cripple their competition against New
foundland fishermen in foreign markets.
1t estimates that foreign fishermen will
thus contribute to the Newfoundland d
Government Sl00, 900 year, which win
be psid to Newfoundland fishermen In
the shape of bounties.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

ELIzABETu, April 2l.-Two gypsy
women yesterday entered the house Of
Hester A. Williams, In Linden Town
ship. and pretended to tell Mrs. VIII
liams' fortune. While one of them was
engaged In this task the other threw
some whits powder on the stove, the
fumes Of which caused Mrs. Williams.
who 10 rs years OF Ego, to faint away.
When she recovered the Rypsirs were
gone, and $500 which she had In satchsi
was misaing. A warrant was issued by
Justice Frazee, Of Railway, for the
arrest Of the suppos cd thieves, but when
u constable went to the gypsy camp,
near this city, to secure them, hs found
the place deserted and that the band had
left Tor paris unknown.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

BALTIMORE, April 2i.-Ons hundred
collars blood money 10 the price which
the Baltimore County Court has charged
william ID. ChrIsiopber, = well-known
man about town for the privilege Of kill.
ing Charles +. Logue, also . well-known
sporting man. There had been two mis-
trials, and the fine WAS imposed - the
result OF . compromise between the
State's Attorney and the prisoners c0un. :.
sci, TO which the court assented.
According 10 the evidence adduced At
tho two trials L0gue had induced Lila
Cole. Christopher's mistress, to come
over to saloon in the neiglborhood and
drink with him and his friends. Chris
tophcr was asleep At the timc, hut upon
hearing what was going on, followed.
Ee was Ia very angry mood and by no
means disposed 10 submit to the banter
ing OF LoRue, who tossed him, boosting
OF his own success In getting his girl
away. Logue had been drinking and
finally provoked Christopher 90 thor
oughIy that be drew a pistol and shot
him. Logue dropped to the ground and
died 10 few moments.
Christopher was Indicted and last
Summer tried In the Criminal Court this
city. After long AZ d tedious trial the
jury disagreed, aud the case was at the
instance Of the prisoners counsel
removed 10 Baltimore County. The trial
again resulted In . disagreement and
Christopher was released on bail.
Negotiations were then begun between
ctate's Attorney Duncan and John w.
Graison and Messre. Heuisler and Yellott.
who represented the prisoner. The result
was the agreement which WAS carried
out to-day. Christopher was put In th.
dock aud pleaded guilty to mauslaugh
ter. The plea WAS accepted by the State'i
oiilcers. and Judge Burke imposed fine
OF 800 aud costs. This was paid ant
Christopher walked out Of court a ire,
man.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
atai Accident.

), ,',ion aGA' 100. eoon Yesterday, B. Is. Geiser,
ksn,,~ agelt At New Bridge, on the
Mort N'".,f pfaneh OF the Wilmington &
wI,s, ',''la Il.t railroad met with an accident
ls,,a, resulted fatally u few hours later.
milf s,a d4' s' oeen 10 the Henry Clay key
iag ,' a, s'a started back on train cousist,
,Is,o .ps y, 'a9 freight cars, and q shifting
o; IN. "t was sitting on the bumper
fo.rS',a =, ths cara, and Just before
oranJn'sa 'le station dropped his mcm.
Cow, Sa u oook. Ia endoayoring to re.
~, ~ u ae iell &C and under the wheels.
,som s", ia'sed over his leg cruship.
i,o"' ,'" Y , Tue thighs and seysrInr them
ea,,,.i 1 I.s body. He was immediately
,Ic," ,u ', mo Tho wsiilse room and 4 pby.
nm. aa summoned, who pronounced N.
o., 1l.I' ,,,'.l. is,al. Before his arT!yal some
win ",,,ttli9ted +, Tor wilseu's Ambulance.
,gn.,. ," ,.'e la'ention Of having tho unior.
lhe | ~ : ,., i.An removed to the Hospital. hu,
st,,stp ,phs'slAe ,a decided that it would be
Iv.s,,' l,s, 70 let him remain whers hs ua.
II, Ge,Iltt.a,ts NJ possible was done to ssy.
soon, ~, VI, without avail, and he dIed
no, nov a :, cock. TIE remains wers rs.
ihu ,a,lo. !" 10 MS home, a short distance from
bOli au9n, where Coroner Gamhls Iii
ah llqucst to- lAy. ""'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
|,HEIEYY COURT VISITS
~. CATHOLIC pRoTEcToRy
.rAs DELAWARE CITY.


,x,,,lng to invitation the l.-vy Court
~ Crile county yesterday paid .
4. ~ At Ip.pee.Ion to tho Catholic Male
s,.'ory near De aware City. Leav-
. VA, fity on the $50 a. m. train wors
,.rlolfimen Hickman, Grubb. SUIT
~ ~ MI EiIlgOrc, with state Senator
XII p nouahec, J. Smith Brennan. =.
sral IN p.nn.s Men on and Tax Collector
IT, i pou. herlv. At Porter's Station
s.,~ g. Rn,hse | from Blackhlrd hum
sr.s la,pe,, tho party, and At Delaware
I'M wv Courimau McCall, with Ex.
James MulliRan, fe !
4, iue, From this point tho party
,ouycyed to the institution In car
E,,d hacks. Reaching the object
~ Levy Courtman Wier and Jor-
5n.n already In waiting. having
aross from their homes In car
Md soon aiterward Levy Court
Hsh,llcrcss aui Roberts arrived, also
|heniage, ,
i,ewh9,c party was then conducted
Wt Tie am OF 20 sefe. on which were
leo annie tees Just commencing 10
Ia ON upl ilen through the buildings
,k,peycnsl by stats senator Donaloc
u6 Father DIey. Tho boys welcometl
1T, y!sioss.tA melley song, when
\. 40 saua,cf DOnsoc entertained them
vNhs To 4 smoNasing address. There
", about A. boysm 1T the piotcctory rang
IN. ,yom t-o to sptscn years undcr the
sau,. Of five sisters OF charity And one
reilirD. phst
Aia,0glI9ol the party returned Il
Dtlimap CITY and 20 tho Delaware City
Hotel Where dinner Wa served and a
With ersTybciy present was tho gues
oSsFa9rt0hl I. DeRshce. Dinafr wa
dU sa9il, silr! o'clock aud The tint
ion ihs' ha' Gn,il 4 v'ciecR, whca th'
nri i,t hIne was made. VA. llllel u.
sb'' 'uled eacn orc's inriin alton
heg @s.shi! iha fishermen, the,
ruaieI lsA and strolled sl,ng til,
phart,.
hth' parry boarded tho cars TO &c
iHra hnM- rleli oue was pressntod witt
'hr en3fiaons shah with the com
rl4si . II senator Donahoe. The,
trt 'O4 4Ydueed 10 bo part OF tti
'shi csc., OF the season, averaging
'seli ak rounds each. Tho care o
lse tnoimous lisb, added to the IA
HHlhg Iabols OF the day, made each on
NJ ind. Tho Wilmington coniingen
nyfd 'ire at about 5.50 o'clock o.
b 'N1r''lk express. the train being Ill,
lha'c' U1hind lime.
ley, Couftman Eothwell was one c
Of tie visitors, making goo
n Of hIs time in pushing his cards as
H.idLte ior sheriff into circulation
leDrl.ware City people were glad
'e,uoh distinguished party OF Wis
y /. their midst, and In many wa.
lNnl That fhsy Mrre XelcQme,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Sr. and Mrs. Harry Schwalmeyer, Of
!. Robinson street, celebrated their
OH Wedding anniversary last evening.
Mat enjoyable tins was passed In
W. ntercourse. Tho donkey furnished
htnr OF the fun. We think II Ills
kN,hip hsi not been In q state OF
h lnconsciousnsss, he would have
hsled vt the attempts made to put his
hta,u'5er in lis proper position. One
|nicuAn succeeded In placing II on tho
DE-, ioor. but lady thought It " ould
ns br'' Oh the chair back, while the
tlaAJ looked eeienely on. Among
h@e prescat were Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
tnnois, Mr. aud Mrs. Jei!r!es, Mss
i,flas, Mr, aud Mrs. Good, Mrs. Gam
Y, MF.. Writ, Mr.. and Mrs. Coyle,
aa Si'ia Mills. Mrs. Parry. Mr.. and
W. '. Il. [ Ter. Mr.. aud Mrs. jos. II.
fgi.
Ap1n, l9.aI o'clock ths visitors were
hnIei out 10 a table filed with u
enNiug array Of cakes and fruits that
.eld make even Methodist preacher
lagry q look at. That poor little
'sinau pisl got in chair back OF those
.lo Wcie al The table, AMI complained
w alet Inability TO psrtakc on account Of
',alcuon, finally succumbed, and
MsNei her appreciation Of the good
sa.' bj eating jus. like the others. A
sulOef cl d,eiul asd very pretty pres
sa"efe gwen Mr.. aud Mrs. SchwAi-
80 altogether 1t was u delightful
.su'Nf ani TIE vis!tors are waiting for
AaaV 'itatr OF ths sauie.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
for IL cabinet photographs and one 1920
cray0n portrait at Cumming gallery,
S02 Market street.


New BRUNSWICK, April 2i.-The
weather crop bulletin for the week end
ing Saturday, April 10. is summarized
as follows: "The weather conditions OF
the pact week have been characterized
by total absence Of rain, an excess Of
sunshine with tho temperature slightly
above tho average. Thess favorable
conditions have permitted the farmer to
prosecute with vigor the spring p!owing
and planting which the very wet
weather Of the preceding wceks so much
retarded. 0ais arc now nearly all
sown, and great progress has bees
made dusing the week in the planting Il
early potatoes and other ve~ ~etabies.
Di.coursging reports continue relative
to the early iruiis." In tho vicinity OF
Moorestown, burlington county, the
Observer reports: "rhe loss oil peach
bloom seldom so nearly utter. Keller
pear bloom nearly destroyed on sandy
land, while on heavy land much re-
mains" Frost on tho mornings o. the
10th and l7,h, II is feared. did consid :
efahlc damage to the caily fruit buds In
the cinity OF Madison, Morris county.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

PIrrsBURe, April 21.-Ths death is
announced 10 Washington county Of
Mrs. Mary Miller, ths wealtbiest col ored
woman In Western Pennsylvznia. When
oil was found In her neighborhoos, four
years ago, all Mrs. Miller had In the
world was lot OF gre und. This she
leased tor one-fourth royalty. What
became famous as the "BuDghole Well"
was drilled In and yielded nearly 1000
barrels daily. giving Mrs. Miller an in-
come OF 5000 per diem. Auolher big
woll was subsequently drilled on the
same To-, and the two made the poor old
co,ored woman rich.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Strike while the iron 10 hot We offer
the best coal mined at "a 90 per 2 $40
pounds, in lots anywhere from one
bucket to enc hundred tons or more.
We solicit our pairons and othsrs, when
ready to put IN their wiuter supply, to
call on us. We can aud do intend to
give all bargain In coal. Steward Il
Chandler, South Side; branch Office Sec.
oud aud French. Phone 1lO.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
Personal.

George Stubbs, q son OF Rev. Enoch
stubbs, rormarly pastor OF Asbury NJ. +.
Church, having graduated at Hahncman
College. Philadelphia. has been appoint
Ell resident physician AZ the institution.
Rev. Mr.. Lvingstore, of Nav York
". L. CONFERENCE, Is lying very sick at
the house oi Mrs. Dr.in, No. -
atreet.
Thomas Ford is lying seriously Ill At
his home, rilth and R0dney streets and
1t Is feared that he may not recover,
although eve ~ toiug is being done Tor his
relief that his ply slcians can suaeest.
lie will be visited to-day by DIR. Hayes
Agnew OF ri ilsdelpha.
Rev. I. Showden Thomas, editor OF
the Peninsula Methodist, Is making a
two weeks' visit to the Eastern States.
Revs. J. f. Bryan Of Newport, Julius
Dodd of IIoekossiD, and I. Il. Given oi
stanton, yisitcd our city GU Monday.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
Stop at No. 8o5 Market street and see
II jackson has what you want.
capturing Robbers In Colorado.

DENVER, April 2l.-W. A. Leonard,
from silver City. brings news Of daring
attempt At robbery near there on Thurs
day. John Boyle, Jr., and his brother
left Silver City with $4,000 iu gold to
pay off men at the Mountain Key Mine
at Piuos Altos, which Is owned BY John
Boyle oil st Louis. When half way up
three men sprang from the rock., pulled
their guns S.d demanded the money.
The Boyle boys replied by drawing re-
volvers. A pucky fight followed, which
forced the robbers to retreat. The
Boyies rode hurriedly to Pinos Altos,
where . posse was orianize1, and the
following dsy the rObbors were run
down and after flght captured.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

GuruRIE, !. T., April 2l.-The tenn
perance people met here yesterday and
sent telesI sm to Secretary Noble to the
effect that the prohibitory law Of the
territory was being flasran,ly violated |;
that the United States revenue officers
aud that advantages are taken OF this
to open low dens and to sell intoxicants
In drug stores indlscrilninateiy to In-
dams, tpebriates aud children.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

The military drama ''In The Ranks'
was well received BY large sized audi.
snce last evening a. the Opera House.
Ths company 10 . good one and should
be literally patronixed, as they give
first-class presentations OF this remark
able and attractive drams.
"He. She, Him and Her." one OF the
funniest Of farce comedies, " II be pre-
sented on Thursday, Friday aud satur-
day evenings.
"Ths Rivals" will DO given here on
Monday evening by the Jrter'on-Flor-
ence-Drew combination. This is an sx'
ceptionally strong company, as the prin
cipals, Jefferson. Florence and Mis.Johr
Drew, VIII b seen togsther.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Yesterday word WAS cent to Special
Agent Stout oi the y. T. Z. A., that two
inen were using . horse In u cruel man
ner at Claymont. Mr.. Stout went TO the
placs a. once, but by the time he arrived
the mep hsd taken their departure, going
toward 0hestsr, whore it Is thought the
animal belongs. II Is said that the mon
beat the horse with fence rail and then
nllad his ekTs With mud and gravel.