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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Efforts are now being made to secure
the amount oil stock necessary to have
the glass company from Bridgeton, N.
j., locate in this city. The corporation
will be known as the Wilmington GlaaR
Company, with capital of TO, 900, d.
yided iuto 200 shares OF sl00 each. This
new enterprise has been endorsed by the
Board OF Trade, and Is worthy the atten-
ton of capitalists Tho subscription
books are now open, and 1t lie very desira-
BILE that $40. 1000 shall be subscribed at
on ce, 10 ensure success. Further infor-
nation can be obtained by calling upon
or addressing d. W. Taylor, president
OF the Board OF Trade, or W. ID. Mullen,
chairman OF the committee on new enter
prises.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11
THIRD EDITION


Charles Pierce, con Of George W.
Hisrcs, No. l70l Rodney street, aged 20
years, met with terrible fall yesterday
Mt North Holly Oak from the gable Of Q
new building they were erecting. Tho
young man, with his father and grand
lasheF aud tinsinith, wero on scafiold
1nishipg the work on the gable end OF
The building. Mr.. john Pierce, the
grandfather, had lett the scsfiold few
minutes before the fall. All ct once .
croas- grained board broke.
GEORGE w. Pierce, the father, and the
tiusmith olutched the tin guttsring and
BY some means, they don't know how,
climbed upon the roof aud saved them.
selves, but young Charlie was precipi-
tated about IS feet below, falling on q
pile Of stone aud rubbish. He was
knocked insensible BY tho fall. The
anguish OF the father, hanging BY the
Tin gutter and seeing h!s sou writing Ia
pain below, was understandable. He only
knows that he got on the root somehow.
The young man was gathered up and
carried into the residence Of Samuel +.
Bannar. some 60 feet away, and medical
cid was sspt for.
Dr.. Cardeza coon arrived, when an ex-
amiuation showed that young Charles
right wrist was broken with the bout
sticking out, the left wrist dislocated and
the back Of the head very much cut. bui
Il was hoped the rkull was not injured
Other parts Of biz body were very much
bruised. He lay insensible for several
hours.
DR.. C:ydezs says he will recover bu
he cannot be brought home for . day o
two. There 10 much sympathy expresse,
for the young man. He 10 . member o
the Union N. E. Church, . teacher
che Sunday Q, hool and Is well beloved b
al who know him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

L. W. stldham d Son, suctioneers
sold for H. Just, Brandy wine Hundred
on Friday, March It'll, horses, 1927, Sl7i
S95; cows IRON s25 to $50 per head.
L. w. etidham g. Son, auctIoneers
acid for J. b. Talley, Braudywiue Hun
dred, on Saturday, March Sth, horses
$3.50; cows, SIS.
L. w. StIdham & Son, auctoneers,
sold At public sale, on Monday, March
10th. for Elwood Bigger. horses, $3.50,
el25; cows from s25 to $40 so; corn 5Jla
cents, oats 81 cents.
L. w. stidlisin & Son, auctioneers,
sold at public sale, for Peoples s. Nc
Elwee, In Christiana Hundred, on Mon
day March 10th, horses, e1S5, fl35;
cows, $40, s48, s42. $40, S38, SAT, $3s,
$50, t6l, ssJ. 30, t6i, S35, $50, SIS, S45,
$50, 1888, Ssl, S3l, $50. Average for the
20 head OF COWS Sil.32. The above COW,
were all dry, not calf on the farm.
Wheat, half interest In Is acres, S4.7j
per acre.
w. A. Hukill, auc,ioneer, sold for thu
executor Of George Simmons, in Pen
eadtr Hundred On Monday, horses, So
and 800; cows, t31, SIS and $50; year
ling heller, $50; pigs. 81 and 50; chick
Gus, Si.20 to $3.50 per par; corn, Il
eenis per bushel; farm implements a
fair prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Master Leon Klund was given party
last evening by his parents at their rest
dence, No. 6l7 East Fourth street, 1t
being the occasion OF the eleventh ami
ycr.ary of his birth. Alter Spending a
few hours very pleasantly, refreshments
were served In abundance and the guertt
departed, wishing Master Leon many
happy returns of the day. Among those
present were: Misses Edith and Bessi,
shaw, Misses Lilly Eyeretts, Maud'
Christy, May Cromptop, Bessie Ruth
Florence Conway, Masters Willie Brad
ford, Harry Lewis, George Everetts
Leslie Christy, and Masters Herbert
Howard aud Elmer Klund.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11
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nUBLIC SALE,


punLio SALE
VIII be sold on the Andrews Farm, AZ
totnips Ueorse u. Lobdeli't home iAtn.
mite ron Wilmington. New Cassle hah-
drtd, on
FRIDAY. March Nth 1902
ssy So Ss co,nias years OLD, = good work:
er aud driver. No. bay horse, coming
years old. No. .. Bay horse. " years otIs
By DAY OF sAic, tbs balance milktnei ! year
ling itoIstain bull, ! yearllnG heller WI.
ksy hens and Eobler, "a pair Q. cnoic,s
chickens farm wagon. all In order. Win
h AZ bed; milk wAEo,, osborne mowink
machiae, been used one season. hay cut
Ter. wheeibarrow. 1 new bradley horse rake
blows, hsrrows, uitiyAtors, roller; FORKS
rakes,. isei % stage harness nearly ,cT:
set Of milk harness., cellars. pue~s,,
| milk ehurns, serving Kettles ~ ecfts oi
| wheat In the ground. hay By tue IAN ano
''' Terms, All sums OF "; and under. cash
| on ali Gums over that Ainoant . crc.lt Of
| months will be given by purchase slvlna
bankA ole note with an approved endSrscr.
No postDonsment q account Of T..
above Will be positively ~ A. \ an gong
! L. W. stiinssn i sons, snets. S-l'-'r
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Edward Mccartney, who few years
ago WAS engaged iu the rag business In
this city, and frequent occupant OF the
dock ct the city court, was back In hia
old place this morning, charged with
drunkenness. In answer To Judge Ball
he said that be had been away from here
for the past three years, and 10 now en-
gagged In tho shoe business at FoTty-sixth
street and Lancaster avenue. Philadel'
phia. Yesterday he visited this city "a
transact some business, and could moi
resist the temptation 10 sample VIII.
minaton whisky to see i 1t was ~ good
rs 1t formerly was. The consequence
was lie sampled too much, and 30!
drunk, in which condition he was found
by tho police. He was let of with fine
OF e. and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Sonicer Burroughs had warrant II his
possession since last evening for col
orsd man named Smith, whom he was
unable to End. This morning ~ be was
patrsling ovsf Third etrest bridge be vas
approached by . colcred man, who asked
him II he would aaaertain II there ~ =
warrant ont for him. The ofneer recog-
nized hun at once - the man be wanted
and not only told him yea, but took him
In custody. Smith was arrAigned bcfor.
Judge Ball this morning on . charge Of
committing IN assault and battery on
Annie Irons, also colored.
The prosecutrlx testified that shs
called on him st his boarding house tc
see II he would not give her some money
for what she spent in getting him out Of
the hall last Sunday o week. Instsad Of
giving her the money he struck her IN
tho eye.
As the prisoner said that he had wit
ness the case wss continued uutil to
morrow morning 10 give him an oppor
tanity 10 produce her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

The ehclcest brands Of wine, liQucr and
cisaSs At " Delaware HousA
Meals ct eli hours at the Delaware
House. No SIS Market street.
Board BY the day or week at the Dsis-
ware Houss. No. SIS Market street,
The best tintype made in the cityn .
Cummings' gallery. 500 Market street
Bush French street wharf b the
place 70 buy your coal
Kuabe g. Bteiuway pianos can only b.
obtainsd At Robslsa's. 7l0 Market street
At the East Side Baptist Mission. over
Eleventh street bridge, lev. Or. Oook
will preach this Tuesday, evening. the
Rev, Mr.. Gusnther tomorrow evening,
and Rev. DR.. Wyeth, Of Philsdelphis, on
Thursday evening.
Z. Griffith, No. COL Orange street,
alvertises for q miller to take charge oil
mill i've miles from this city.
Tho ladies should read tho advertise.
meut OF Mr.. Riley, No. 29S King street.
II they wish TO know where to get bar
gains.
Cure your cold for 10 cts. with Brazil.
ian Balm. 20 doses 10 cts. Regular
siEes rs and 90 eta. Beat remedy fol
colds, Group, catarrh and rheumatism
ever discovered. Over 10000 bottled
cold in this city last year.
+. 7. Stroud & Go. will continue tn
auction sales Of diy goods Of No. 10
| West Second street every afternoon ant
evening until the entire stock shAll hAy'
boon disposed Of.
The quarterly conference Of Madeley
NJ. Z. Chhrch will be held next Frida.
evening.
Robert Walker, Of Hocksssin, offer
% reward for the recovery OF . Roa
robe, Lost 10 this city or on the Lancaste
PIKE on Saturday last.
Mise Berthe Peterson arrived on th
steamship .Furnessia with Barnum
Bailey's greatest show on earth. BIZ
arrived In this city yesterday. aud WI
be n, Q cd 10 SEQ her friends st ht
residence, AIT French street.
Ono dozen beautiful petite photograph
for SO cents at Aollsnd's gallery, 81
Market street.
Jabez Banks Of Stanton offers TO sell
or to exchange for pigs or cattle. new
two-seAt sporting wagon, DOCTOR
buggy aud two-horse farm wagon.
Bishop Coleman was In the sena,
yesterday and heard Mr.. Higgins Made
speech In favor OF the Blair Educations
bill. The bishop says that the Senate
acquitted himself admirably and va
heartily congratulated by bis iello'
Senators.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

John Duckery, alias Duckery Jones,
colored. WAS charged with the larceny OF
a set OF harness at this mornings session
OF the Municipal Court otllcer sherer
ties fled that while he was In a second
hand store yesterday the accused came
in with a set OF harness that he wished
to sell, which the officer identified az
being stolen. Jatnes Slack, farmer.
testified that he lives mile from Hare
| Corner, and that the harness, which hi
identified as his, WAS stolen last Tuesday
night. The harness was also identified
by John w. Thorne, who Is employed b,
Mr.. Slack, and as tho prisoner had N
defense, he was committed In default 9
$500 bail for court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

On Monday evening. the 10th instant.
the Bpworth League Of eilvcrbrook =.
i. Church gave their monthly entertain.
meut. Rev. Vaughn 8. Collins, OF Scott
N. Z. Church, With about forty members
Of bis league, was proeent The exer-
discs were opened with ainging that
erard old hymn, "All hail the power Of
Jssus name" and prayer by the pastor.
Theu followed the calling Of the roll, all
the members except four being present.
The minutes Of the pssvisus meeting
were read and approved, when a Fecess
Of ave minutes was taken In order that
the two leagues might set acquainted
aud enjoy . good shake hands. The pro-
gram Tor tho evening consisted OF read
ings and sineings.
Recess being over the choir, with J
w. Cooley a. leader and Mrs. Eta Briefly
~ orRanist, sang "Rejoics Evermore;"'
reading by Miss Bessie Collins, dead
Mans Barr" singing, "Rally for the
Right" reading, 1.-THE Night Express
BY Miss Hattie Smith; Rev. Vaughn Col
Inns being then called upon for speech.
congratulated the league on the success
full progress they were making, aud gave
q very Interesting ~ well 40 instructive
talk on the object and aim Of the Epworth
League, aud very satisfactorily answered
several questions; singing. The Lights
OF Home;" reading, Church sociables, =
by Miss Sue Smith. Mr.. Pennington,
president OF Scott League, was then
called upon and gave us very neat lit
tie speech, rs did also Mr.. Bartlett o.
Scott
The Scott League invited the Silver.
brook League 10 meet with them some
time in the near future, which invitation
was accepted. The closing pieee. "Ths
Lord Reigneth." was then sung b. th'
choir, and oenediction by pastor. eev.
eral minutes were then spent 10 social
chat, when the Scott League bade Vi
alden and wendell their way across TIT
muddy fields. preceded by Brother Brilely
with his lantern TO light them safely K
the Filth street depot, where they tool
the electric cars for their homes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11
missionary Anniversary.

The NJ. Z. Sunday school Of Chriat'ana
celebrated its missionary anniversary on
Sunday. Missionary hymns were sung.
including duets by the Misses Susie
Vincent and Lille Jordan, Misses sallie
aud Alice Levey and Misses Lille Jordan
and Lille Graves, and q solo by Mrs.
Samuel Alr.cb. Professor Charles A.
| Grant delivered the opening address
Recitations were given by Claudia Boil
ton, Lotto Wier, Mary Wier, Bessi'
Davis and Professor Grant. The "Maste
10 Calling" was rendered In . pleasing
manner by eight voices. DIR. w. L. S
Murray delivered line address.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Governor Bigns ysstsrday appointed
John II. Bswlsy 81 bayrnA. 70 BE- reeor.
der OF deeds for Kent sounty vice Presley
Sprusnce, whose term has expired. NJ.
Bewiev received bis commissioc from
Secretary Of State salisbury IN the afsss-
noon, aud was Immediately swovn In ~
Chief Justice Consgya
Mr.. Bewlcy 10 about O. ysars o. ses
aud has always been active In Demo-
cratic politics. He was postmaster A.
emyrna, having been appointed By Presi-
dent Cleveland. For years NJ. bswiey
has been warm personal friend Of Gov.
ernor Bigga He was member o. tne
State Senate In 1854 and served iou'
yeara He hes also boon In the grain
business aud some years ago was inter
sstsd In several vessels, but latterly mai
had . number Of reversss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-Issac
sapp was con yictcd yesterday OF fcIonious
assault aud battery on Matte Metzger. z
years old, and pleaded guilty to the
larceny OF q horse and wagon, the prop
erty OF Thomas j. Calmont. Judge
Breezy sentenced him TO fifteen years 10
the Eastern Penitcntiary.
Ephraim Paul, guardian Of Mary
Crsgcr was before the Orphans' Court
yesterday on IN attachment for failing
to pay over to his ward S7S2.O2. Presi-
dent Judge Hanna committed him to
prison.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

The frat Ice OF the season Is being har-
vested by the Kehnebec Ice and Coal
Company, On the Walton meadow IL ,ar
Eleventh street bridge l. Is from three
to four inohes thick, ard Eising II Laug's
pork pe ckiog house at 4ly Orange street
is being filled with 1t. There 10 however
no doubt but the greater part OF the sup
ply needed In this city will be brought
ire IN the Ea : IN States. The Kennel OF
Company now have Eve large schooner
loaded with Ice on the way to this city
aud they arc exi ec,ed here In lev
days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Mabel, the 6-year-o!d daughter Of Om-
Ger Walker, was laid to rest yesterday
afternoon In the Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE Cemetery, alter an illness Of one
week with measles. The little one rested
In handsome white casket, robed In =
cream colored dress, trimmed with white
silk. dolicste blue stockings and white
slippers. The flowers were profuse aud
elegant. Tho work reflects great credit
en- Undertaken Kilmsr and Mrs. Sue Bel.
lepgee, aunt Of this little one. We sym
patLize greatly with Mr.. Walker, as hs
has two more children lying very Ill.
A FRIEND,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Commencing "Wednesday morning,
March ~, and continuing until Sa,ur-
day evening, March %, we will sell the
rem aindor Of our stock of one dollar
books will be sold at twenty-five cents
We have many Il ousands OF these book.
yet In stock. Elegantly bound librar,
books at fifteen cents. Open In thu
evenings. Delaware Printing Company
2o4 Market street.
EDWARD =. JAMES, President.
HARRY FoLwELL, stc'y and Treas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Commencing Wednesday morning,
March IL, and continuing until 6atur-
day evening, March %, we will sell the
remainder Of our stock of one dollar
books at fifteen cents. Our thirty cent
books will be sold at twenty-five cents.
We have many thousands of these books
yet In stock. Elegantly bound library
books at fifteen cents. Open In the
evenings. Delaware Printing Company
22i Market street.
EDWARD r. JAMES, President.
HARRY FoLwELL, sec'y and Treas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

meeting Of the Bos,d Of Park Com
mlssloners was held at abe rooms of the
Board oil Health yesterday afLernoon tn at
was better attended than any have been
for some time 1t was decided to employ
q civil engineer, who shall be wholly I'M
der the control Of the board, and respon.
sible to them alone. A committee wat
appointed to make the selection. A con.
ference was held with the Finance Com
mit9es OF Council III reference 10 pnr
chasing ground over Third street bridge
for u park.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Win. II. Mccarthy (successor TO w.
W. Doughty }, stalls 81, 81, % and "a
Third street market, has constantly on
hand Dawson Bros beat creamery but.
Ter, York State equal TO priLD butter,
at 2S cents per pound, and variey OF
sub and roll butter. He has also eggs,
cheese aud poultry, to which he invites
the attention Of the public. AS his price,
are moderate, and ~ the articles are o.
the best qualities, he may expect larg'
OAlpe,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Commencing Wednesday morning,
March IL, and continuing until sstur-
day evneing, March 22, We will sell the
remainder Of our stock Of one dollar
books at fifteen cents. Our thirty cent
books will DO sold at tweny five cent?.
We have many thousands Of these books
yet In stock. Elegantly bound library
books at fifteen cents. Open In the
evenings. Delaware Printing Company,
224 Market street..
EDWARD +. JANIS, President.
HARRY FoLwELL, Sec'y aud Treas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Timothy Oonohue was charged with
drunkenness before Judge Ball this
morning, and while he admitted the
charge, said that lie 10 an old sailor, and
is suffering from general disability, In
Cured In the United States service during
the war for the suppression OF the rebel
lion, He sometimes takes little liquor,
but Yesterday imbibed too freely. Hi
ulea had an effect on the Judge, and ht
was merely sentenced to pay the costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Alta la,e hour last night, police
officer found Daniel Murphy. au EN-
ploye al the Old Ferry rolling mil,
very drunk on Church street and took
him 10 the hall. This morning he plead
guilty to the charge, and was fiael 81
and costs as warning not to transsress
again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

William +. Morris, the conductor who
was so badly injured on the railroad
about one week ago, died about Z O'Clock
this morning II the Delaware Hospital.
At the time OF the accident he was riding
in the cab of the engine looking out OF
the window, when his head came In con-
tact with ladder on . car that was
standing on a side track, fracturinR his
skull. Everything pos,ibls wa done for
him at tho Hospital, but hts injuries
were beyOnd the skill oil the physicians.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Rhces Bradford celebrated bis fortieth
birthday last Friday evening BY. gath
eripc OF . number OF his friends ct HID
residence. The evening was spent In .
social manner, intorspeTsed with vocal
AID instrumental muse. Al 10 o'clock
q grand supper was served. to which al
present did full Justice. Mr.. Bradford
received . number Of presents, and TIT
guests retired about midnight With SIN
cere wishes that their host might EMO,
many returns OF tho day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11


On Sunday evening David ; I'M
tied the house Of Moses ,ar il
Summit Bridge, Pencaue, M
where he met Ell Brls-o .JIi,.u,}
charged with trying to aI srsu|
wifo's affections from MN, hard
90 Gar % 10 rent . house An p,,.psoe|
her to live with him. D .'S M
the imputation, and protesn.sos, bel
cencs Of the entire cnArko, III, null
to satisfy ssga;s, who nnM ~ I'D
his pistol aud shot him IL 10 'n' DR..
which he made his escape, ths |
was called 10 and dressed :. ,o Ss I
which, though severe 1t
prove fatal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

A representative Of ,t t1s talk
several peach growers ~ . Oh are
sex counties, esoh OIL " n,oa 10 II
opinion that the pefeh c rid thst
ally ruined. Ono ma man , la.a p.se
there might be . low .onal ini
VA satisfied from v"D.,hps.I
that the crop Wa gone
redemption.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Manuel Riohenberger is now prepared
to coll and buy horses, wagous, harues.,
etc., at his bazaar on Maryland avenue.
Persons wishing to have sales caa pro
cure this establishment at any time. lilo
will give notice of his init alton sale at
an carly date. Communications received
Ut eharpe's hotel. Front aud Market
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

The recently elected third assistant en-
ginrer. II. u. Griffith, reported for duty
yesterday at the Department of Engineer
ipg and Surveying. The blue print
room is completed, and the department
has received two now draughting table:
% take the places of the old ores for
merly used.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Frederick Watson died at Ocean
Grove, N. j., on Monday, 10 tho SD
year OF his age. His remains Will be
brought to this city on the l2.06 trAin on
the r., w. Il Is. Railroad tomorrow
afternoon. Interment will be made at
the Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry. lie was a charter member Of Hope
Lodge, /. o. o. f.. OF th's city, and the
members Of the order Will attend the
funeral.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Northwest corner OF Third and Shipley
streets, has been thoroughly renovated
and papered, aud is now open tor the re-
csption OF guests. The table will be well
supplied with the best our III rket affords
and the bar will he stocked with the fin
est brands of wines aud liquors. A choice
stock Of fine cigars will always be found
there also. Charles J. Fl. Beckett. mana
UPr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

OFFICE OF LIGUTlIoUsE INSPECT
OR. FOURTH DISTRICT, At riiiL-
ADELPIIIA, FEBRUARY 20, 1870
Proposals will DO received ~ TINS o..
e5th day of April ,isDo, for fuel for vessels
and stations IN this district, for tho hs-
cal year On Ting June 10, 1891.
Forms ofproposai and printed specin
cations giving full particulars Ms to the
kinds OF fuel required, tho quantity and
quality, and the terms Of delivery ant
payment, can be Obtained ut this ofiice
The right is reserved to reject any nnt
all bids, aud to waive any defects; Con
gress has made the appropriations To-
| the next fiscal year.
| J. J. READ,
Commander, U 3. NJ.
Inspector An IT, H.. District.
| 3-il.4t.eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March l0.-De-
tective jackson, who has becn following
the noted outlaw, Rube Burrows, for
many weeks AMI whose body was repor-
ted to have been found Saturday on the
mountains, riddled with bullets, sud
denly turned up to day alive and In good
health. The noted outlaw has, therefore
not this additional crime to answer for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

DUBLIC sALE.-WILL DE SOLD AT
No. sll Madison street. on Friday,
March II, ut l o'clock, hair cloth paflor
suit, walnut and cottnge chamber suits,
walnut side board, secretary and book
case, ma ttress, chairs, BRUSSELS carpets,
hall md entry carpets. All kinds OF
china, glass and qiieenswnre. l.. W
sTIDHAM 4 son, Auctionecrs;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

A meeting WAS held yesterday OF the
com missioners to assess damages to the
estate OF Edward Pusey Tor land taken
Sor Kirkwood Park and the interce pting
sewer The amount to be paid has been
agreed upon, but will not be made pub
lie until after tue return is made te
Juupe Grubb.