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Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
THIRD EDITION
Opening Of tho Fruit Market.


The fruit market, under the auspices
OF the lsdies Of Hanover Presby yteriau
Church, opened In the lecture room oi
well attended. The room 10 handso mel J
decorated with flags, ferns and blooming /
plants and the booths are taslefully ar.
ranged. Excellent music was furnished
by the First Prexby ttrau Church orchss-
ira, composed Of the following: Alfred
D. <nnis, leader; viol.nists, William
Alexander, John @. Collius, Samuel
Floyd aud Victor Beggs; flutes, J. l..
Ritchie aud Miller Rumford; co:notist,
Morris Ruthrauif; bass viol, j. Hughes;
accompaniet, Miss Mabot Kirk.
The booths and tables are iu charge oil
tho following:
Candy tabie-Miss Lille Weldie, Miss
6allie snodgrass and Mis- Lare.na Hcw-
lett; hsh pond-Mre. Auna Hickman,
Mise Georgia Hickman aud Miss Grace
Bowers. Flower ard fruit stsnds-Nist
Ella Il. Hartman, chairman, and the
Misses Mary Cloud, Clara Robinson
Minnie Binlx, Maggie Cloud, Ague'
Dowpey, Agnes Weldie aud the Mise,
Jenny aud Nellie Parker; cake table =
The Misses sydney Rumiord, H. T.
Chamberlain, Abel Smith. Ada Warner,
Ella X. Hartman, Mrs. Thomas McComt
and Mrs. j. X. Hartman: art gallery
The Misses Nellie Robinson and Ros'e
Frsnk; postotfice-The Misses Mamie
Byron. Josie Frock, May Cole, En- lI
Cole anu Lena Yates; peanut staDd-
Houston Harlard
There will be musical program ever,
evening. The Delaware Avenue Orehes
ira will I'LL the pro- RAIN on Thursday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
DIED.
EIED.
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TULI.Y. tho 26th inst, james J.
Tully, son of the late Patrick and
Cnthnrinc Tully. aged 25 years.
Relatives and friends nro respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, corner of Brown and
stroud reefs. ON Thursday morning, ut
. O'Clock. High mass ut St. Pnuls
Church. Interment ut st. Joseph's Gem
etery, Christiana hundred.
WALKEK.-On May ~, 1890. Elizabeth,
widow OF Bcnjumin Walker. aged ss
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited to attend her funeral from her
| lntc residence, No. 40. Delaware avenue,
| on Thursday afternoon ut o'clock. In
| terInent ut Wilmington and Brandy
| wine Cemetery.
| lM'MAlION.-In Philadelphia, on tho 2Gtl
| inst, Jennie. wife OF l.. }. McMulion
| aged 80 years.
| Relatives aud friends nrc invited tt
attend the funeral, ON tae arrival of tbs
| train at the station OF the r., W. n IL
railroad, on Thursday, ut Ia y. III. sef
| vices ut st. Mnry's Church. lntcrmeL
lat New Cathedral Cemetery. I
DAWSON Tuesday, May 81, at he
| home, near Cooch's bridge, Pencnde
| Hundred, Mrs. Sarah Davis, widow o
| the late Jchu 4. Davis, in her SD year
| Funeral on Friday ut l O'Clock sharl
without further nottt e. lntermcnt II
SALON Cemetery. Servicesht the church
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

Story 4 Clark's celebrated Organs
Eobclen's, 7i0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
FOURTH EDITION
Ar,,usements.
pRocToR's OPERA HOUSE.

PRocTOR's OPERA HOUSE.
Rip Van Wrinkle will be presented BY
Robert New ade aqd al excellent metro
politan compap on Friday aud easuE-
day evenings, with matinee each Iay'
A special matintc will be given on Fri
day, Deeorat Day, especially ior lsdies
aud children.
s'sMRNANDoAH" AT THE ACADEMY.
The audience at the Academy Of Music
last night, though numerically ANAL,
was nevertheless enthusiastically large.
Tho play, s'Shepandoah." was aitisticslly
acted. handsomely staged aud greatly
apprc cctated. 1t 10 one OF those excellent
dramas that never fail to touch rc-
sponsivs chord IN the hearts OF the audi
tors, and while 1t tells u story OF our
I civil strife there Ia not an objecuonaoie Q
feature to be found In It. Mr.. Frank
Carlyle, who will be remembered Tor MS
excellent work as John Rutherford IN
"lhe Wife," last season. enacted the
difficult role OF Col. Kerchival West,
with c0mmendsble akin and won weil
deserved applause. Mr. 10 eph Hail.
gave an effective piece OF acting as Ten
eral Haverill. Mess's. Lewie Baker,
Charles Stanley, Z. y. HawKins ahu
| NQhIto8 MhChoy hiHu uiu kcSs S'~
Miss Esther Lyon received hequent
and discriminating applause Tor her dc
cidedly clever Interpretation OF the dlili-
cult role Of Gertrude Eliiugham sue
rendered the part with much feeling and
power, aud wish Mr.. Carlyle received Q
call before the curtain. Miss Ethelyn
Friend, whose delightfully."- clever ror'
trayal OF the titular role in Sweet Law
ender" earlier In the season will be re-
memberoi, had little to do as Mrs. Edith
Hsvsriil, but that little she did well.
Miss J Josie Hall was quite fetching" a
Jennie Buckthorus, U. 9. A, and Miss
Eleanor Tyndale did good work rs MIS-
Constance Haverill.
''Shenandoah" merits the most Rener'
ous patti onage, as It 10 one OF the bss,
dramas ever seen on the local stage, aud
Furthermore 1t is well staged aud capi'
tally acted. The audience last night wal
discourag g'ngly small. This 10 Iot 80 II
should be. The management OF the house
10 endeAvoring to give to WilminRtot
plsy-gO thu best that the theatrica
ma: ket affords, asd unlrss these effort,
are appreciated It cauno, be expected
that such expensive companies as "Shea
audoah" and Dixsy eau be brought here
shenandoah" will be given the rest Q
the week, with matinees to-day and sat
uriay, and ~ 10 to be hoped the audierc
will Increase 10 tize.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

Permanent and table boarders are
wanted at the southwest corner OF Sew
er,h aud king streets at reasonable
rates.
Proposals are wanted for building an
addition to the parsonage OF White Clay
| Creek Church.
| Ms. Frank Bailey and Miss Lille
/ Mammele started to-day for two weeks
visit to The Blue Nouuiaps.
Cards have been Issued for the we'd
ding OF William Herman Riley aud Niles
Laura Anna Heisler, on Juue 5th, ht {
y. H., in Ashury Church. -a=..
The golden stars OF Barcro!ts' Banst
are ready to challenge amy nine under Ia
years OF age. Address, Herbert Nay
Bancroits' Banks
Harry A. richardson and family {
Dover are prospecting in California 10
= a suitable site fo- fruit packing es'ab
llishmcnt. The' are expected to retur
home in about two wecae.
1t Ia reported that President iiarrsf
AMI family will pass portion o' tn
summer in the Wan IN .ker cot age
Cape May Point.
w. S. COOLEY will have a tale
Cumberland Crunty cows at Kelley
Hotel, Braudywine Hundred, on Tue
day, the Sd Of June.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Annual Meeting Hold Yssterday-What
Has Bcen Done to Preserve the Health
nj the state.


Has Been Done to Preserve the Health
OF the state.
The Board Of Health Of the State OF
Delaware met at the Central Hotel yes
terday. Members present: Ut. l.. =.
Bush, president; Dr.. W. 1. skinner, Dr..
Aibert Wh,teley. Or. +. w. Cooper
and Dr. Robert q. Eilegood. DR.. d. L.
Mustard Of Loves was absent 10 Conuec-
ticut also Dr.. W. r. Pierson was in
Cubs, both gentlemen being unweu.
The committee ON printing reported
that twelve thousand circulars had b,en
printed and distributed. Tho secretary
obtained the name and address Of the
school teachers In the State through tho
County Suprfintendents and D. W. uar-
Ian. Eeq., Of the city Of Wilmington, who
placed the circulars aud a copy oi the
paper by DIR. L. r. Bush, read In the
section OF State Medicine At the a0tb
annual mt citing meeting Of the American
Medical Association june, 1889, at
Washington, y. c., so that 1877 teachets
In this city were supplied, and ell the
teachers throughout the State. The clr
oulx,s to town com missionere were
mailed to them In towns not having .
Board of Health, urging them TO do so.
Committee, DH. L. +. Bush.
E. r. FRAZER, secretary.
Tho secretary read his report OF In
spccl and correspondence from other
State boarLs for ito past six months,
which was accepted snd ordered to TO
published iu the sixth annual report.
The secretary read q paper from Dr.
John II. Records Of Lewes, q veterina-
rlan. Subject: Chambers In horses ex-
amined In Sussex countyi orderso 10 DC
iled aud the secretary dirse ted to return
to tho writer the thanks OF the board.
The secretary read = report oil the
health OF the State from fourteen pm ysl-
| ciara Ordered TO ke published.
The secretary was instructed TO SEQ
that proper reglsti alton books were IN
| the flices Of Kent aud 6u Counties,
| and to notify the recorders of their duty
| under the law. list OF thirteen clergy
men Of the Methodist Church have not
registered since the last Conference o.
| Milford, Delaware, although q marked
copy of the law was sent 10 the preaidins \
elder CT this district. requesting thas u
be used for the Information OF The clergy.
No attention was paid ~ 1t. No further
notice will DO given.
Tho secretary read . circular from
John B. Hamilton, NJ. D., oil Washing
ton, ID. o., Inter State Quarantine act.
The secretary read paper ON tn
hazardous work In tearing up our stI eets
After discussion the paper was ordered
to lie over for an emergency, In whiot
event the president would call . meet
ing Of the board.
After tic otLer business OF the boar
was transacted DR.. l.. +. Bush VA
unanimously elected president Ind E. B
Frazer secretary. On motion adjourned
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
FIFTH EDITION,
street and Sewer Com miss,ou.

Al the weekly meeting OF the Strett
anl Sewer Commission last Light the
weekly pay roll OF t256 20, tho mo lthy
Of t30S.5 81 and the engineers OF k3B9. iS
were ordered paid. City Auditor John
NJ. Newell repoIt It'd collections Tor lena
amounting to t238.s7.
The city engineers wers Instructed 10
measure grading done by J. w. Nc
Cauley around No 20 school. Pernls.
sion WAS granted to drain the new par
sonage OF Grace NJ. Il. Church. Bour
carloAds OF broken stone were ord, red Of
McClenahan & Brother, oi Port ID po,it.
Tor fandever avenue At Si.4a psr ton.
The agreement between Matthew Kylo
aud tho city for the right Of way for A
branch Of Shiplsy run sewer between
Font and Reed streets was approved.
Arrangements were made with Con.
tractor JacobY for doing some extra
work on the King stree, iutcscsption
Presideht Farra aud Mcssrs. Shea and
Curren, CT the Finance Committee Of
Ci'y Council, were present 70 COME,
with the board in regard TO the appro.
prlation for intercepting sewsr branches.
Tho hoard requested 5000 hut
Council's FiIancs Committee concluded
to give but 100000. This amount was
deemed Insufficient, AMI several confer.
enc-s were held. II was finally found
taat the Water Comnui s,on surplus
would be about $4,000, iLsissd CT &l5,-
010.
The Finance Committee was informsd
by the City Solicitor iha, Council would
be compelled under the act to appro.
pirate whatever the beard demanded.
hence last evenings conference.
| President Carpenter said the board did
not wish to raise the tax rate il 1t could
be avoided. The Finance Committee and
President Farrs then expressed their will
lingness to give the board 81. 900.
Permission was givon to j. NJ. Rogers,
q. s. Mckee, Neary, Dickey Il l.eiber-
man to set certain curb.
DAvis u Bro. were awarded ,h. con-
tract ior paving the west aide OF Spruce
street between Fonrth and Eleventh, Al
90 cents per square yard.
Bids for printing the annual report
were received as follows: Wilmington
Printing Company, $i.25 per page tor 70,
copies; Mercantile Printing Company
tl.39 per page; J. Miller Thomas, 81. 81
per page; Delaware Printing Company
u. "a per page.
Consideration WAS postponed for one
week.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
A Deputy Killed,

wrGoTSs, W. Va, May 2ith, 1900
A. G'p Mills. Monroe county, this State,
Henry Essleston, county constab 9,
shot aud killed U. 5. Deputy Marsha
William NJ. Beans, while ON his way
with horse AMI tusgy to attend o
some business oi the U. s. Court. E.-
glsston undertook TO seize the horse and
vehicle lor come debt.
1t 10 said Beane declared hs wouI
rather die than surrender the property
under the circumstances ard drew pl--
tol, when the constable sAtt bin H.
stanty y.
Lsgleston Is in jail and claims he
shot In self-delense. Ths.e is cert sinl J
annothsr side to this narrative whici
will he brought out on the trial. U. 5
NArshals and their deputies are unfayor
ably thought of by the comnon peopl,
hero. Marshal BeaBe was a mem Der .
the Methodist Church, a kind HUSBAND
ald father aud good cit zen. w. u. W
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
The Choral Uuiou.

The Arss rehearsal Of the Choral Aie-
siou will bs held iu Odd fellowS Hall,
Third sud King streets, tomorrow oven-
Ing. The Hallelujah chorue from she
oratorlo OF the Messiah, q "Oh, Hall ye
Fiee," Will be rendered BY . chorus Of
so voices. Besides . number Of solos,
duetts, trios and quartsts will be rem
d.red. The following arc the singers;
Sopranos, Miss @. NJ. Sterling, Mrs.
Marietta Smith, Mrs. Marie 0rinnagc,
Miss Eluora Baton, Miss N. Z. DIllahay,
Miss A. e. Scott MISS Hannah Backus.
Miss Alice Fiddiman, Mrs. Harriet Hin
son, Miss Henrietta Marshall.
Altos, MIRA NJ. e. Carly, Miss Z. B.
Peterson, Miss Edith Games, Miss Belle
Scott, Miss Lizzie Gr!nnage, Mira Annie
Anderson, Mise julia Blsckst0n.
Tsnora, Mr.. W. 8. Glasgow, MT. A. L.
Macon, Mr.. Jonathan Chippey. NJ. ID.
Il. Turner, Mr.. James I. P.rter. Nj. i.
N. Parker, Mr.. J. 8. Jones.
Bassos, Mr.. Alfred Groomee, Mr..
Joshua Mercer, Mr.. Benjamin Tiiden,
Mr. soweii 7. Wright. Mr.. u. II. VIII
lame, Mr.. Perry Harris, Mr.. Alexander
Tates, Mr. Peter Evaus, MIR. Chs'lss n.
Price.
A reception will take place at Elite
Hall, Fourth and French streets, sitter
the concert.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Carpenters Disappointed.

The Odd Fellows' Hall. Third aud King
streets. was we'll hllsd last night with an
audience Of carpenters and joinera III
answer to an issued call to meet and
organize a local union. P. ]. Mc0uire
of fPhiladelphis, general secretary OF the
Carpentsrs' and Joiners' Union OF
America. wss expected to be present to
address the meeting, but for some unac-
couutsble reason he never turned up.
Several p, rsons were for going ahead and
we're persuaded out of 1t, and after wait
i lug nearly an hour the meeting adjourn
ed. II Is expected that another meeting
| will be held on Monday next in Paillip.
| L. Kane's hail, East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Wilmington Comm srciai College.

The annual commencement exercises
OF the Wilmington Commercial College
will be held in the Opera House on Juue
IL, commencing at 7.45 o'clock. The
Hon. T.. +. Bayard will preside. The
programme follows: Invocation, the
Right Rev. Leighton Coleman, 9. I. D.
LII. D., Bishop OF Delaware; sslutstory
Miss Bess.e Fleming; annual address
Colonel Russell II. Couwell OF Philsdel
phia; presentation OF diplomas by IL. 5
Goldey. principal; address to graduates
Colonel A. *. Mcclure, editor OF Phila-
delphia Times; va!edictory, Charles
St ngl !; benediction, the Rev. w. l.. =
Murray, Phi. D.; music, Reybolds VT
plcstra
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
The Markets.

The markets were we'll attended this
morning, and the supply Of produce wss
excellent Butter sold at from IL 70 20
cents . pound; eggs. 20 70 % cent? .
dozen; new potat6es, - 70 - cent? .
halt peck; asparagus. 10 to 1S csnts 2
bunch; green peas, 10 to lS cent? half
peck; radishes, 4 cents . bunch; lettuce,
2 to s cents a head; rhubarb, bto 8 cents
q bunch; strawberries. to IL cenA q
quart; spinach, 10 to ~ cents hall
peck; cabbage, 4 TO 10 cents head; Gu
oumbers, 8 to 8 cents each; tomatoes, IL
cents . quart.
shad are becomisg very scarce, aud
brought from 30 to SO cents each. The
season 10 almost over, and the fishermen
from this vicinity will cease operations
In very few daya There is, however.
. plentiful supply OF other dsb. aud the
prices are reasonable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

M ANTED B0ARDERS AT s. W.
W roru.r OF seventh and King streets
Pleasant rooms aud good acc mmodsIions.
ACCOM- In I'd Alel. m2A-ht.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28

pr,z,li.a Balm eures cold. su,rl.. etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Before tho j udge.

Az usual, Special Officer Weldln open.
cd this mornings session OF Municipal
Court ms soon IS Judge Bali took HE
seat The following cases were dis
posed OF:
Mich.el Conner was very drunk yester
day, and as = consequence was intro.
duced to the Judge, which will depleto
his pocket to the tune Of 81 aud costs.
Poor Neddy Mulvsy was back In tho
dock again, although II 10 but few days
since be was let oil. 1t seem, that strong
drink has obtained such = mastery over
him that he cannot resist tho temptation.
aud this TACT appears 10 be understood BY
jude Ball, who recon mitted Lin To tho
cells, and will no doubt give him an3ther
chance to do better.
| John Gibson WAS fined 81 ard costs for
druugenuess. Frank Mulrooney appeared
In the same role, and WAS also sentenced
to pay 81 aud costs.
Charles Stotesopberg and Walter q.
Hammerall, two OF the Malltable Iron
Works strikers, were charged with Loaf
ing oa the corner OF Taylor and Church
streets They pleaded guilty, and were
nned s. and costs each:
| Frank Brank, an Italian, was charged
with violating the liquor law BY seinhR
liiauor withou. lice nse. As tho priso.,
per can neither speak or undersfanu
English, Louis Porter acted 81 Inter
prefer. ..
he WAS In the pl .ce kept by the accused
at Ninth ami bAyard avenue on satuf.
lday, May 10, aud bought bottle OF
heer for d cepts, There were . number
of others In the place drinking.
The prisoner. denied this aud claimed
that m thu 5ay he WAS away Rt work,
hut officer Ilershock testified that Oh
Nav 10 he saw tile defendant 1T home
and found lot Of beer In the cellar lu
kegs and bottles.
Porter then talked I, the prisoner for
some time, when he offered to Withdraw
his Plea OF not guilty and enter one Of
!. guilty. Judge Ball was willing to &C.
cept ihls. but as Mr.. Turner. Tor son,
: cause. objected, the case was continnei
until Saturday morning. aud tho prio'
usr ordered to furnish $500 BAL.
Fl A young man was charged WIN com
| mittlng an Hssault and battery on ma
\ In the Model restaurant, French stree
y above FfoJt, at an early hour last Satuf
day morning. lie pleaded guilty, AIT
the testimony showed that he. In con
pany with three othcrs. entered the p'ae
and called Tor oyster stews. As one
the number had been in few days pr
viously and obtained . stew for which
did not pay. the man In charge reiuss
to furnish them, whom the assault vi
compitt,d. lie was nntd SIS aud cost
Daniel sorien, colored, who 10 charge
with committing an aggravated ASSAM
8 on Alonxo Bsily, was again arraigne
but as BAily failed to appear the CO
was continued until Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
We had a Man

To tell US the other day
that our Clothing lasted
too long. He had Suit
on that he had bought Of
US three years ago. He
thought, when he bought
it, it cost more than he
wanted to pay, but found
it had been the cheapest
Suit and the most salts
factory one he had ever
had. This is only one
out Of hundreds we could
name.
The facts are, if you
want good clothing come
to US. You will always
find with US all the new
natty styles for children
best to be had for tn,
boys and the greatest va
ricty for men.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
I'aralytIc Attack.

Mrs. Sarah Ii. Walton, who resides
with her son Joel, Uhs well-known
butcher in the Thitd street market
house, } Uoar Kennctt Square, Pa, had
a slight attack oil PARALYSIS q iew days
ago. Although In her S7th year ihe 10
gradually recovering, and the ind'ca-
tions are that she viii be sbe 10 take
ARE of herself for some time to come.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
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Interesting To the q. A. us'

Every member OF the u. A. r., who
Intends to appear in the graud parade on
Friday. will need q new g. A. X. uni
form, and to meet this demand Mullln
& SON, the popular olothiers at sixth
aud Market streets. have prepared o
large namber suitable for all. Their
beat suits are made by their own work
people, aud are equal iu quality, trim
mipps and fin sh 70 the finest custom
work. They have suits =. all prices, aud
IA II IL the desire OF the firm to do every
thing In their power for the old veterans.
they have placed the price so low that
It efIords everyone an opportunity OF
obtaining a nrst class suit, that Is war
rauted to give satisfaction at . very low
nj lea.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
romrsutive Drill.

Tho Delaware Cadet Corps: undsr
Captain Msyers. held q compsllt've aa',,
jast night 10 tho srmory Of the MAeouic
Temple, 30 cadets taking part Captains
Edmund Mitchell, Jr., Of Company a,
/. Pu.ey Wickersham, OF Company Y,
and Peter B. Ayars, past commander oI
the @. A. r., were the Judges. Aher Tue
drili Corporal William Hanna was wa
awarded the prs oeauufu' hiveI
badge, donated BY MAYOR usolke
Sbuster Of the corps. feter b. AyAts
made the presentation address.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
The Board of Health.

The regular weekly session of tie Board
os Health was he'd last evening, at which
sosen nuisAuces were reported. Five
-oDissGces He.e continued IN the hands OF
ths executive officers and three reported
abateu. The licenses oil the persona hay
ing odorlees exravAtors were signed 10y
ban Approved.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Tho Crime Calendar.

John J. W dward, u young man rep
resenting the Hardman kooiing Comps
ny, OF Philadelphia, has been arrested In
Cleveland, Ohio, on q charge OF obtaining
money by false pretences. II is alleged
that he realized tlo. 600 from various
persons on the representation that he
owuei an uusncumbertd farm Of 2l6
acres in MahoninE county. Ohio. Wood.
wards father has . life interest In the
place. aud tho young man will get hall
In ei est when his father dies.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Farmer Hangs Himself.

At noon yesterday Matthew Hutchin
sou, An old and wsll-known farmer a.
Ls'p,ic, Kent county, Delaware, :om
mitted suicide by hanging himself IN hi
carriage house. He was about rs years
OF age, had retired from farming ant
moved to Leipsic, where he built fol
himself q handsome house. He was IL
good circumstances and no cause Can b.
assigned for this rash act.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Mt. Joy NJ. E. Church.

The cost OF Mt. 10Y NJ. Il. Church,
South Wilmington. was 5000 instead
oil s775 as stated on Tuesday. There
have been paid ou It S2.i2s, leaving the
indebtedness s4.650. THIS ia pretty
good sized sum, and the members will
have to labor hard to pay interest.
preachers salary and other necessary ex-
pcnscs. The chsritably disposed citizens
should contribute to help them along.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Ranl Entnte bought.

Heald & Co., real estate dealors, bought
two tracts Of land yesterday from Joseph
l.. Carpenter, Jr., situated at Fiith. .Sixth
aud Seventh avenues and Maryland ave
nue. and Anchorage street. II 10 tupposed
that "a part Of It will be used a. site ior
tho new Catholic church which The roles
intend to build. 1t Is understood tha'
81, 900 was paid for tho two tracts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
The erNice In-nighi.

EncampDent No. 81, Union Veteran
Legion. will hold their memorial servc
this evening at the Board OF Trade
rooms, In the Crosby x Hill building.
An Interesting program las been pre.
psral. aud oil old soldnts and sailors
.o cordially invited TO he present. The
committee wish 1t understvod that boyi
viii not be admitted unless accompanied
by their parents or guardiana.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
neiid (ut.

Al an early hour this morning a COL
sred man named Brown became involved
In = quarrel In Whltechapel, during
which his head was badly cut His as
saiiaut made his escape. aud Brown
walked 10 far as Third and shipey
streets, where he fell from loss OF blood.
He was taken 70 the po ice station, where
his inlurIea were attended 70.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-28
Iaquost Held,

Coroner Gamble held an inquest yes
terday aiternocn in the casr OF James
Tul7, who WAS crushed between the
csrs at the loot Of Seventh street on
NJ on day sitt rnoon, and a'trr hearing the
testi mo- y OF the conductor. brak-men
aud others, rendered q verdict OF acci-
| dental death.