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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS
The international Copyright Bib Passed
Without Amendrnent

Wlfhouf AmendfneEt
WasHIsTsoy CRY. Dec ain the House
the speaker stated tnsE the pending busi-
ness was further consideration os the copy
right bill After Arguments against the
biil by Springer. Peters and Kerr, and in
It's favor by Breckenridge oi Kentucky.
Farqlhar. Cammings and Bausrworth.
Peters moved TO recommif, with insiruc-
tions to The con nmilSee ID report It back
with sn amendment limiting the life OF .
copyright 10 fourteen years Brsck!nridgs
Of Arkansas moved 20 amend the instruc-
tons or instrueting the committee 20 pro-
vide Tor tie Importation OF the books OF
foreign authors a. the rate nov provided
By lsw. Bosn amendments were lost Tie
ezession then REQUIRED on ths passage OF
the bili. and the Eo.l cal resulted yezs I'D,
nays 95. The House then a0joarned.
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Armed to the Teeth.

TACOMA. Dec. 3-FSpecisL loving 70 the
rapid increase in the number OF roooeries,
assaults and the ike IN the vicinity OF the
county road st the Zoo" quarters,
special mounted policeman. armed to the
teeth, has been appointed 10 patrol in that
vicinity for thirty days. or unEi quis { Is
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The Methodi.. Women Win.

FHELApELFEIa, Dec S-The question
'ShaA woIasn oe admitted into the
general conference as lay delegates -
has neen submitted 70 the congregations OF
al TIE Methodist churches n the United
states. and the PniladeIphis AesheIlss vii.
say tomorrow that enough OF tue returns
sre received 20 show that the women have
ez-r3e0 the dsy.
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The olxmnia rheater.

OLYMPIA. Dec. a-lspeciaL Manage ].
W. Hanna has leased the new olympia
theater. and vii open on December p
with Little Lord Faun;elroy." Negotis-
lions are pending for the erection OF . Con-
greg2fioazl college on the west side.
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wHEEE Is MAMIE BOYD.
A Pretty 17-Year-Osd Girl Who Won
Live at Home

TACOMA. Dec. 3-ISpecial-1 - Mamie
Boyd. OF San Francisco. " no twice before ran
away from home in the Golden Gate city !,
Is said 70 De again either in this city or
Seattle In company with q commercial
drummer. She cannot be found In this
CITY By the police. and the belief prevails
that she Is hiding in Seattle. She il only
IL years old and pretty. She has cost her
parents much trouble. This time in leav-
ing home she is credited with leaving a
note stating that she would never return.
and tina; it would be useless for her people
TO attempt TO reclaim her.
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opium SEIZURE az Blaine

PoET TOWNSEND. Dec 3-Tne customs
authorities to-day received information thai
Inspector Mcclellan. stationed ST Blaine.
yesterday seiz I fhirty-txo pounds OF
opium there. TIE smugsler Is under 81
rest
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TACOMA. Dec A-[SpeciAl l-Dr. Sloan.
aged o5. Of Sssilacoonl. formerly Prssoy-
terrain minister st Olympia, Vas arrested
this evening while acting IN 81 insane
manner on the street he says ne has al
ready been in the asylum
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ano,h.r steamer for seattle.

Sax Francisco. Dec. 3.-The steamer St
Pau IS TO run IN opposition 10 the Pacinc
Coast Steamship Company's Northern sine
this winter. taking II Puget sound ports
and Portland when occasion offers.
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DROWNED IN SIGHT OF LAND.
Schooner oaPsizes in the Bay of Fund,

and Sinks With All on Board.
HALIFAX. y. 3, Dec. 3-intelligence va,
reserved tonigat 81 a fearful disaster in the
lay OF tandy. A schooner was causizei.
and vsalrcown with ali HANDS The dis.
sSte- occurred n the afternoon. and vas
witnessed oy parties on land, who. owing
20 nesvy Storm. were unable 10 rsnis,
assistance. The identity of the schoone.
- Tnannxn
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TACOMA, Dec Especial l-Pittor Land
seEom, 9 STede, OF Seattle, died MS even
ing os typhoid fever. He viii oe buried
here tomorrow.
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TAcoxA. Dec 2--ISpecsal Tine Che kaiis
and PAcinc Land Com psny todsT increased
It's capital stock from $Ss0. 600 - SS5o,aoa
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OMAHA. Dec S-[Specisa ~ young
Scotcnn.aa named James Rogers. Who
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Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

81 srid Allen sold the following prop
critics yesterday sfternoon: Two-story
frame house on Scott street near Fourth;
lot lGx75 feet; property Of Robert Kerr,
for $50, TO Geo. y. Vernon.
The three-story brick building No 800
shipley street, property Of ChAs. J. II.
Beckclt, to make title To Johnson &
Hayes, attorneys.
Three-story dwelling located at Thirty
arst and Market streets, property OF
Joseph Bollah to J. L. Carpenter, Jr.,
for ~, BOO. Also a piece OF ground at
East Lake Park TO same party for $500.
Thirty acres oil ground on the kellum
road, lour miles aud . half from Will
mipgtcn, property of Peter Cassidy, to
CurtIs NJ. Talley, for s575, subject to .
s., 900 mortgage.
Three tracts Of land In Brandywine
hundred, on the Ke.lum road, contain
Ing Oh acres of ground, property of
Elizabeth Cassidy, to Geo. H. Townsend,
for 81 ,450, subject TO a $4,000 mortgage.
The three-story brick building N. L.
corner Of Fourth and Madison streets,
property Of p. Crumlish, to L.re &
Emmons, for 81, 100 to make clear title.
The lawyers turned out In force and
the folio wing were represented In the
Cassidy farm sale: Measrs. Geo. Elliott,
Geo. Brown, G. q. Rumford, Harry EN-
mons. VIM. 8. Hilles aud r. g. Fraim.
The bidding wac slow aud after the 80
acres had been struck of to Peter Cassi-
dy he threw 1t up and it was sold over,
being knocked of to Mr.. @. NJ. Talley,
at t2.25 less than 1t was knocked OF 70
Mr.. Cassidy.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

To the dysl.eptic. Flatulenes, heartburn,
Oppressive fullness OF the stomach, are
The inevitable sequences of his use of tho
knife and fork. 10 say of him that he
gratifes The cravings OF appetite would
be genuine satire. He only sppeases
them. Is relief attaiuablei Certainly,
and BY tho use Of = pleasant as well as
thorough remedy, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. VIII II euro Immediately Z
Certainly motif does not effect miracles.
But II does give prompt and unspeakable
relief, aud will, II persisted In, produce
an ultimate cure. Not only does Il I'M
part relish to tho food, but promotes Its
conversion by the stomach into rich,
health and strength sustaining blood.
Representatives. OF the nerves, mental
depression, and unquiet slumber, pro-
duced by interruption OF the digestive
functions. arc also remedied by It. 1t Is
tie nnest preventive and curative of
malarial diiordors, and relieves cousti-
patton, rheumatism, kidney aud bladder
ailments, and liver complaint.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

a reporter visited the Forcpa gh show.
which 10 now finishing up the acoud
weok In Philadelphia and Ia answer to
his question the manager replied
"Bnsiness9 IL the Forepaugh Wild
Mest Combination doing any business?
well, say, what do you think OF fifty
thousand round, hard dollars in sig
daysi That's what the show took on
the opening week in Philadelphia, and II
you had seen the vsst, clsmoIing Gro wds
surging around the ticket wagon, you
would have thought there was some
truth In the sayi ing that 'Forepaugh Will
bankrupt the country yet!' Iii freely
conceded by all sh0wmen that the big
dual aggregation 10 doing the greatest
business on record" aud the rotund and
rosy representative oil the great Fore
psugh show smiled with comp AGENCY
born OF Inward satisfaction.
"The Wild West has boon . go
then?"
"a 'go?' Well, should say 60. Why,
its tho hit Of the season. Nothing Ike
u has ever been seen under canvas be.
fore. II drives the people Wild with ex-
element. "You see," added tho agent,
II We had q bogus band Of Indians and q
gang OF Cowboys from the stock yar,is
We wouldn't expect to catch on In such
big shspej but our redskins arc genuine
blanket indiana, direct from tho plains,
while the scouts aud cowboys with tho
show have for years actually participated
In the scenes OF border life reproduced
on tho great quarter. mile hippodrome
track. Captain Bogardus, the famous
ex-chiei OF government scouts, who en-
acts the role Of General Custer In the
realistic scene OF General Clusters last
rally. loads the world a. . dead shot,
while no such company OF border
celebrities has ever before been brought
together.
''Is the Wild West exhibition tho only
big featured should say not. This IL
IN all-feature show. There are scores Of
| startling acts, any one Of which would
be tho leading feature of an ordinary
circus. Tbs trained animal sensat ton OF
the season 10 Adam Forepaugh, Jr.'s,
trap,ze horse Eclipse. That knocks
'em M out. Another remarkable ami.
NAL sensation Is the Junior Forepauab q
t5p, 900 troupe of educated, ranch bred
bionchos, watch do everything but talk
The rope walking horse, Bloudin. ID
also big hit. They can't duplicate thu,
act either. Every big show 10 the coun,
try tried to get the marvellous French
gymusste. but F0repaugh was the only
man who could pay their price. We've
got 'ein, and they're Tho talk Of thu
country. There are q hundred othel
ring performers, and the r;lsrs with the
dual aggregation are the best in thu
world.
"By the way" added the circus
emissaIy, as tho reporter turned to 90,
don't forget the grand aud gorgeous
atreet parade which tlkes place at 10 a.
m. on Monday. the 2St5. the day that
We appear In Wilmington, As l assure
you that IT. viii be lac smile oil our
great nigh. parade in Philadelphia, and
beats the world"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 2240 lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and that 10 what We pro-
pose 70 give for the year OF 1890. Our
coal 10 under cover and screened, under
oar own supervisiou. Kindljug wood in
large loads. Western oats speciality,
oaled hay and straw by the ton. Yard.
log Marylandayenue. Telephone, 545.
Central oflaca It'll and King streets.
Telephone 587. Opeu in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

Spinks (from up country)- "Waiter.
ain.t you GOT NO pie for breakfastf'
mo, sir; nebbsr have pie for break
Jlmminyi just hear that. Belinda;
no pie for breakfast In Fioridyl Who
eveg heard Of civilized place not hevin'
Pc LOT breakfast? Fust thing We know
.ney III tell us they don't hev II fur diu-
ner an supperln
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

A. w. Cummings has resigned his
position as city editor OF the Morning
News, and Will 20 to Piedmont. Ala
bams, to take charge of paper that will
be started there. He will be succeeded
on tho News by II arrie T. Price, who,
although young man, is an excellent
journalist. and win no doubt fill the
position In a creditaole manner. Charles
]. Stepgle will take Mr.. Prices place on
the reportorial staff.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

Owner of Premises Ito tena 1t)--Now,
Jonee, you may show me those rooms
that you think l eel repairing.
Tenant with alacrity) All right.
Well begin with
Owner enthusiastically )-One mo.
mentl Is this your baby, Mrs. Jonesi
What = remarkably pretty little fellow |
Ootty, tootsy, pootsyl Won't you come
and SIT on my knee, baby9 Bless Its
lit;iy bright eyes! III be along In q
minute, MIR, Joues.
Mrs. Jones Ito baby )-Go and cit on
the gentleman'e knee, dearle. (To Mr..
Jones)-John, don't see that there's
anything about the house that needs
fixing up this spring so very badly"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25
There are

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be-
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25
900 KING STREET

L. the place where You can get this Pie Crust
Flour at 10 cents = bag, $40 King ctr Get,
where you can get our famous French co nee
a. II cents. eco King street, where you can
get Morris best hsips; at 500 King street,
where you can Eet ths whiesst -four and sugar
you can get California blue pinms, only Al SO
King street, and those dinner basket prunes,
a. ~ cents per bottle; at 500 king strsei, cock
INF butter At IS csnts; sO9 King street, best
butter, a ~ cents. and fresh eggs always on
have al FAD End, ' 81 Srashes ao" and Sroou.
Clothes bAskets at 90 cents. Flour has ad !.
vancsds, 20 has hams. We are selling still the
II not ~ them. From sos kine stIseL
A6-oC q, n, WEIR,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

Base Bnli.
The following games were played yes.
terday,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New Yoik--Now York, 0; Boston, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At st. Louis--St. Louis, 6; Toledo, s.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Bufialo--Bulalo, IS; Cleveland, IS.
At Boston-Boston. Z; Brooklyn, 8.
NOTES.
Buffalo IL still ilrst in the race for the
Payers pennsnt.
Rain prevented most Of the clubs from
playing yesterday.
Hamilton stole eight bases In four
games In tho Phila-New York seri.s.
Tho Bostob-New York game was
awarded to Boston by the ua plre on ac-
count Of New York refusing to play.
Cbicago. according to the statement OF
Captain Arson, will have q couple OF
el0. 900 pitchers to sell In few mon tbs.
Two pitchers have been knocked out
OF the box by the Bufaloes already th!s
season; they are Bakely and GiubeY.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

DUBLIC sALE-Intending toquit the
IL teaIning business l will sell at pub
lie sale ut my residence, near Shellpot
school house, Brandywine Hundred, on
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1890.
Mt | O'Clock p. M,
4 extra good work horses, l COW, ~
will soon be in profit; l S-horse K
stone wagon, farm wagon. 2horse
cart, truck or curb wheels, lead chains,
cart harness, brides, collars and other
all in first-class order.
Terms-All sums of So and under,
cash; over TINT amount n credit of 30
days, on giving bankable note with
approved endorser. If not paid when
due, interest from date.
THOMAS f. MALIN.
l.. W. Stidham Il Son. Auct's.
aa3- 20 $3.50 2tw*
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

Erev o.
Tne cheapest hat house I'm tho city
kuInford Bros. 4O4 Market street.
Inv Bush's coal; you will likeit.
American Laundry. COZ westFront,t.
Try Bash's coal; you will surclylito.
Cupping and leeching, los L. secondss.
Fine leK. Rings AZ Hsni's. Is K. 9TH strese.
Frank Roop smith, druggist. 9TH and King.
u You want cheap picture frames go to q
X. Bsugl, 203 West Second street. lhave the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and 500 iof
yoursslveA
Rtss. 40 Market stree.- has the largest and
cheapest atoc oil hats, white shirts, under.
wear. neckwear aud hosiery In tbs city. Call
and see MIN.
One of the CHI oicest books OF the season Is
the ''Life OF HARRIET Beecher Stowe,t WRIT
ten by herself and sou. For sale by JoHN q.
nRYANr, TIA French street. AGENTS
WANTED.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

DUBLIC sALEOF IOWA HORSES.
l. VIII be sold at public sale at C. q
Lyons, Black Horse Hotel. Delawar
county, Pa,
ON MONDAY, APRIL %,
at sop. IN,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25
JOHN 5. MoRELAND.

N"ite G--THk ENTH
~ nah injecting OF the Stockliodl.
h'hI B. it4Ware Loan Association, viii
u ". net street, on Tuesday evening,
Allb - 80 Mt $50 o'clock. The annual
~ N wall be presented and an election
"'Gecrs aud Directors hold. Attest
NM. Il. HAWKINS, Secretary.
a235t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

40 Iowa Horses, Draft Driving Saddle
Coach and General Purpose Horses.
These horses have been care ully selected
by me, and will be guaranteed as represented
WIN be at the stable for exsinin alton two
days before sale. Wagons VIII meet trains at
Philan lphia, at y. 50, II. "a, l2.53, and from
West Chester alta, Is, II. IS and |. ~ on dav of
sale N. B.-Tralns that leaves Wilmin ton,
at 10. IS will be met by coaches to convey
parties to the sale free Of charge, other par
ticulars see Sti,iham & Son for catalogues.
ID. Is COCHRAN, ID. d. ZIMMERMAN,
Manager. L. W. Stldham Son,
ai1-.t d&w kuctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure the worst GASES of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try 10. Only soc. per
bottle. Taylor s. Fullerton, druggists,
3U2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

sua s,o.2 frgat srpm ron .n nc
window. A narried couple nreferred
8. l.. corner OF sixth and Jefferson SIS.
n2-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

r OSI -BREASTPlN. THE FINDER
IL will DO suitably rewarded II re-
turned to 920 Jefferson street. a24-2tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WA MN Ia7 a.n eo9p Son VOTING wo
small family at No, lIc3 Rodney street.
a2I-2ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WAsNoT EpI "A, COMPETENT 7, To-. NAN N
tablished fruit ana produce commission
business. Small capttnl required, one
acquainted with the business preferred
References exchanged. Addrths Com
mission, this Office. a2l-yts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

tN AND DRESS
w making at No. rs West Second
street. a23-5ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WAS,;TaE n .,oI. .a mEST ., At {, ONCE 4
location. Call ut No. GA Windsor St.
u2l.8ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WANTED-BOARD AT NO. 400
w ahtplcy st. Pleasant rooms and
good ad accommodations. a3-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25
Wants,

WA s5IlII nv, IA - SEWING MA M.
rs Worn Out end cannot be repaired,
please cal ut No. 602 shipley street, be-
iovc you trade your machine. You will
save from seo 10 $40 by having your old
machine Repaired. Calls promptly ut
tcnueu TO. All work warranted.
l.. L. PENTON,
all No. coz shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WANTED.-A NEAT PROTESTANT
good irone1. no washing, Kefcrcncc. Wages
500. Two In family, Adttrpgs ii, t45 N. 2.il
street. Philadelphia. al
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

wMaTn GIRL 1aa,y 70 9, 30 sS'
West Sixth street. a2,-2t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

:" AND WIFE on
w two gentlemen boarders With fur
nishcd room. Apply ut 10 South Clay
ton street. a2t-4ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WANSrTnEs1De;aAa v WnlTE =, GIRL Z. FOR
street. a4-ats
VA ANTED-TEN FIRST CLASS CAR
w phnters. Apply to johnson Forge
CO., or WIN. +. Seeds n23-2tS
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WANTED-THREE OR -FOUR MEN
Nv "a board In private family at 40 West
Second street. Its
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

INFANT ED -GJRLS FOR COOKS
w and general homework, at good
wages. Places waiting ut BICkTA's In
tcliigence office, Ninth und Madison
streets. a9-d.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

WANrED.-THE HIGHEST CASH
w price paid for secondhand turni-
ture. stoves, clothing, Gto., ut Eli West
Front street. +. X. CAHOON.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THREE
csrri.,e trimmerr. Apply to McI.EAI,
q hENilA lL- n2i-lf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-25

Rn SALARY, 80 EXPENSES IN
ZsM advance. allowed each month.
Essuy employment at home or travel
SpBs No soliciting. Duties delivering
E uuns, tAldfess with stamp, lIafu 4 Co.
SIa, Vhlo. a2-26teod
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-19
Remember these bargains are special for this
week only
Altman E Go. tn; o.s ~s<s''"
81 and 50 Washington Ave. s.
Mail ordert receive prompt attention. Send
for Illustrated Spring Catalogue, mailed 1ree.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Full line of black dress goods, prices
70 suit everybody, at 0. T. Swett's 228
Central avenue.
Go to John Speedy's for wall paper.
Large assortment and elegant designs.
50 Fifth street south.
Fire Insurance, T. W. McGrath, Top
Floor, Temple Court. Insure to-day.
Your fire may come tomorrow.
II you need ANYTHING in the line OF
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-19
The Biiou.

For the coming week, opening on
Sunday evening, April 20. is announced
the engagement Of the most popular Of
Hoyt's comedy sxits, the Elm Soldier. !"
Hoyt's humor is always popular. He
has struck lead in his series Of farce
comedies that he works with great skill
and ingenuity, hanging some of the
most wildly absurd. yet extremely laugh
able, fancies on simple, unpretentious
plot. His ''Tin Soldier is probably as
popular as any of his productions and is
fresh and sparkling with several new
features. The many impositions prac
ticed on young married people, much to
their modification, are brought out in
this satire in good natured, but thor
oughlY truthful, manner, and some very
clever sketches are produced. The stu
atoms are filled with the usually unex-
pected happening that one fnds in Hoyt,
and, along with the side-achiDg fun and
bright music and the hearts Drumming
over with good nature, the ''Tin Soldier"
is as attractive as ever.
At an early date the famous Valdis
sisters will appear at the Biiou Opera
house IN their original production.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-19
The Harris,

Marie wainwright will be at the Harris
theatre all of next week in Twelfth
Night" the great little actress taking the
part of Viola. Commenting on its re-
cent production III New York by Miss
wainwright, one of the leading dailies
says: In presence OF handsome au-
dience last night Marie wainwright won
q capital triumph on the Fifth Avenues
stage as Viola in Twelfth Night" It
was such an achievement as has known
no parallel in her own worthy career, nor
has it often been equalled by earlier per
senators of this most lovable, NEST pen
sive heroine of Shakespeare. That it
was surprise to those who sat under 8
fascination cannot be denied. An intel
ligent, we'll studied, and picturesque
portrayal of the role had been counted
upon, for this had been assured iron.
the quality of Miss Wainright's earlier
essays in classic comedy; but surely there
had been no full hint Of this marked
success, as gratifying rs it was dis
tinctive.