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Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

scbedulc IN effect NOV. lclsS-
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. I'VE
EAsT Dousn
Express sraiua
Nsw YoRx, week days, s2lJ. 100,
q. m. sl2 "a - ~. % 10 " atp. IN.
4, NEW I. :, !! xo.x. s y n !, SIS y"
u s; e, = 81 - ~ %s 70 2 dny, .r
90. 100. ! %, . d sos 30 b. ion.
PaILIpELPaIA, Sundays. s2is. 10
750. sos, II 20 a. M, si2 %, 100.
SOC. ll4 1918. 81. Glo sCld. $50
es.srr., J, week /, days. .. 'sia,, j sa
~ 100 :. :, 30 3 "a, %: - 4; 10 II ID ioT ia
u ansrsH. Sundays, q III 700. .fW
/ 10 ssis, 3 u. Id, " %, fsoand 10 Il
ATLANTIC CIrY, N. j., 200 ii
s2a3 y. M, daily.
Baltimore and Washington, IS 20.
sllAb a. m, 2l5, s&i3, 1918. SN.
all daily, aos. IN, salop' N. y
baltimore and principal stationt
PhilR. Division, t.ib y. M, daily
rittsburg ssI7 q. m. and .5.l3 p.l
ua s,,;y,,cago, . ala. M. .6s7 D. M. daiIj
Gin cinnati and sc. Louis, .iIDA
and 90 6 p. M; daily.
sIuosELf Ao0oMAopArioH. '@
daily andl24 =. M, daily, except I
day, 10 20 y. m. sunday only.
| LANpHRbERa AocoNMopArios.
days, I 90, 100 "A. M, u aud 51p.
Sun days. 8 30 a. M, b.i6 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MAKxxr STREET srlrl
For Philadelphia ana way stat |
! son. m. 2as. ) IS, l % p. N.
4 For Baltimore, week days, bN,
O. M; u, 80 55, y S. D. m. sundays
Q. M. ~ IS and si55 p. IN.
Baltimore and principal stations
Phila division ut 3.5j p. H., daily.
For Landenbergnnd way atations,s =,
days, o 30. 10 ia. m. 2ss. i9a
Sundays y % q. ms s. y. ~.
Chicago. As 10 n. M, daily e&cep'
Pittsourg, = 100 am. daily. excerpts
day; abs y. m, duly.
LEAVE PHIIADKLrHIA Fon WilNln
Daily, ~ 10, &si5, 10 90, al 10 a. nj.
noon, ] 40. 3 90. .34osl 40. AL, .d 05.sS
$40. 10 10 p. m.
Daily, except Sunday. ISIS, . 40 and
M, sls5, ~ lUand 3 ". 1l.3Op. Nh
only, sso .. m; e5p IN.
a-Rates to westerr points lott
viaany other line.
1T. ODELL, Co., Cw
Genn Manager. Gsp1Pa's
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
N. MEGARY & SON,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
WALNUT cHAMBE Or SUITES.

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
We offer to-day our entire
line of $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; conf
plete Suite of 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line Of suites am is
made to dispose o the stock on
hand. We are making a change
in our line Of pa tterns for the
Spring trade. Th G Suites we
now have must 6 b III the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a few
dollars-the TACT is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites ar E Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
Bevel Edge Miro pr on bureau
a good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and Il rec fine Cane
, Seat Chairs and Rocker, max
: ing i'll all 8 pieces for $40.
Any of these suits that arr
. selected now, ar ID not needee
for few weeks, will be storet
away, subject to the order o
: the buyer,
J, We have just ri ceived anothe
! carload Of our Solid Antiqu,
II Oak Chamber Suites, which ",
have been selling for SIS AM
$50. These Sui tes are the yer,
!, best for sale to-day and canno
N be bought else where in VII
i. mington. See the Suites an
y judge for yours elf. They al
not of the kind that pull apat
!" and fall down. b ut they are we
made and smo othly finishe
suites that we CO n guarantee.
Well put our $50 suit
against any i b Wilmingte
that's sold for $40. We ha,
plenty OF them and more ON Il
= way.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
DUBLIC SALE OF HoR SEES.

DUBLIC SALE OF HoR SEES.
will bc sold at my stable Nos. 20 and
. East Fifth street, Chester, Pa,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ., 1890,
mt l.s0 o'clock, +. NJ, 20 heal of a.
kentucky and southern Ohio AH
horses, consisting OF drivers, saddlers,
heavy workers, and general purpose
horses. This Will be d good lot Of stock
direct from the West
Two and four months credit
A. II. TYSON
Telephone No. i0J.
stidham a Son. AIetfo heeV
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

The purity Of the ingredients and the
accuracy OF the combination In Laxad0r,
coupled with the important fact that II
II FREQ from any deleterioa. substance. ID
. strong Argument for It's adoption - the
remedy for all diseases OF the liver.
Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
PhilAdelphia, Wnmlnyto,
Baltimore Railroad


bennington n, nm
rliiaaelplla texpres,,In o.,
7sp. $50 q -. sil IA; ~, ~ ~
Z. I ~. "a 70, i2S. 80. IA l9
y A y, , % 70 ~. II, ~ ~
:. M, i2ss. 2sa 40. S2aag, ID sS
II or Chester texpress, Ma,,
W, y :, r. M, u ~ KS, liz n.
Accommodation, Go. ss4. in
II ~ I. M, -. 2'ss 40, SA ~
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y q. ~ ii l, 3 = y nj, n, Y, it, HI
,i ~ :. ms n. ss aaa ., " = i,,.14D.!a,
For Newark tCtni.l AND int.rm,,,.
tionA% " ,. H., !. d aud & - n. 4
Baltimore and intcfinedttin IN.
D! ~, . I'D. m, and Y iaulght. ''iA'aa
BALTIMORE aud Nay Line, q +. III,
| tIumo,s anu washin- Ton, " sht
o. We 0i. et2, top. M. and u Il nish,
Trains Tor Drlawsre DIVISION ie.ys ~.
New Castle, b 10 4. M, ma. III
~, 700 y. M, And lsii might @
1e0reetown s S0s. m, $50 audIn !
M.rs,nsion ni'e,,nsr, and way a.d
Express Tor Dover, ilArrlet,la. saa
nsr. Y q q. 4 M, Y. And AZ i2a I, p N. ~
nnnress Tor Gape Gharies. Ola rda,
Tort. and Norfolk. i2oi a. in., s@4 n. i
Leave i'hiiaaeipiita, broad street W
Ills. MSa 4. M. s,asi got ~
eUi. All, 500 s5is, coo tlI; IL
ii ~ u " r. m.
Accommodation, 62S, 30, I0asuk
l2A 224 aln, 4t8, $50. vi Ii
10 u aud u ~ D. m.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

REPUBLICANS, you who have not
yet paid your poll taxes. keep your
eye on Dougherty. Ofier him your
money wherever you see him. You
have Monday yet in which to pay your
taxes.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

TIE W. G. T. U. county conven-
ton held at Hcckessln yesterday was
composed OF . noble band OF selt de-
voted, selt-sacrifcing women, devoted
to noble cause. and Wisely kept Out
of politics,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

THE only proper way 10 settle all
these tax difficulties 10 TO elect the
whole Republican ticket next Noyem-
Ter. This will insure the calling Of a
constitutional convention that will
speedily do away with all existing
sbuses. 1t will put New Castle Coun.
ty under the control Of county COM
.L1lissioners. instead Of cumbersome
Sievy court of eleven members. II will
remodel the judiciary OF the State. II
will give the people registry law and
will make tax collectors Of taxes SIM
ply collectors, and not superintendent
and managers Of the Democratic
party. Ii will make all the state
county and hundred Offices elective b.
the people instead Of appointive b,
Che Governor. 1t will stop midnigh
ehases after collectors by Republican
20 pay their taxes. 1t will give tn
people equitable representation in tn
legislature. None OF thsse things WI
happen II the Democrats are success
ful. They have had control OF I'll
State for thirty-six years, and ever
effort made for reform they have d.
feated. Why should they be trustt
longers They will never give US T
form. 1t is not TO their interest 10 (
80. They are making good thing
1t As II 10. Remember that the Oh
way to get reform is to vote the r
publican ticket. Democrats who fay
reform and stu keep on yoting t
Democratic no are men who 10
one way aHd G her.
COLLECTOR Dou6HEBTy says it
hard to please every body. We dol
very much il he pleases bimself
Re does he must have very elias
tonEcience.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
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DC BLlC SALE.

PuiLic SALE.
The subscriber Intending to Quit
farming. will sell Mt public sale. with
out reserve, on the old Mahony farm, at
Holly oak station. 1 miles from VIII
mirgton, on the Phiia. pike, on
FRIDAY, March 7th, 1900.
at Il clock, NJ, 3head of flne horses
No. !. Fine bay horse. I years old. 10
hands high. gentle In all harness, can
forwood's Patchen. :.
No.2 Fine heavy drausht horse, 10
No.a. sorrel horse, good driver and
worker, II years old. cannot be geared
Also Is head Of we'll selected dairy
cows. half Of which Will be in profit by
day of snie, tho balance forward spring
village cart, / finc sleigh. 8 carts, never
used, but q short timc;l fino farm cart
with hay rigging, cultivators. l steel
! tooth twin harrow, syracuse pillow, i
s corn Market Champion han m nl,M EE,or ma
and rope Tiger horse rake. one 2-horse
wagon, one 2-horse market dearborn,
| wleeibarrow, grlndstonc for sharpen
Ing moving Knives, ! cross-cut saw.
shovels, picks. crowbar, post spade,
hoes, rakes for1g and axes, sets OF
stage harness, aoG1A new; : set of cart
harness. 2 set " carriage harness, lot of
collars, matters, brides, about 20 cow
| chains, u set OF blRc smith tools, l new
nnyil 16opound weight, drilling ma
chine with set Of drills, fine steel wise,
] set Of bellows, q lot of new aud old
| iron, N lot Of cider barrels and hogs
heads, a lot Of splendid panelled doors,
almost MS good us new; also window and
and hot-Ded sashcs, twenty 40-quart
milk cans, iron watering trough, u lot
| of manure and hay.
| not sElioLD G0ODs.-I large bar
room stove, parlor stoves. . large cook
stoves. l kitchen dresser and sink with
it, one 60-quart copper kettle ne good rs
new, and many other articles too num-
| erous to mention.
Terms: All under so, cash; all over
so, months credit given on presenting
a bankable nots with an approved hi-
| dorser. II. JUST.
l.. W. stidham 4 Son, aucts.
s22-6t-eod&1tws
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
We Have To

Be wide awake looking
out Tor the very best
things Tor our custom
ers. We are contin-
TALLY watching for new
styles; our trade de-
mands the hest and we
are bound they shall
have them. We have
received and have now
ready to show a lot OF
the most stylish hand
some, hobby goods for
our Custom Depart
ment we have ever of
ferred. We imported
the most Of these goods
direct tr o m London
You will find among
them goods not to bs
found anywhere else
In fact we cannot du
plicate them.
Heavy Overcoats ar
sold at away off prices
with an extra 10 p
cent. discount on al
cash sales.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & So
Tailors, 9th & Marke
Clothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
s. lLMinGToN STEAMBOAT CO.
.s..ssssssssssss .Ess.sl.zs..!.

STA MFRS CITY Of CHESTER,
and Bl;ASDYwISE
On and after Saturday. March ii, IS o.
Leave Fourth street wharf for Chester an d
PhitAlElphtN, daily, sundays ineiultd, u
~ ana ". 80 q m. 90 aud 81 M
Leave fhHsdelphls, Chestnut street wharf,
AZ i, 70 and ZIP a, NJ, !. 80 ami J. pin.
la.eoLuae M. u, IL
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
puBLIC SALE

>
Will be sold AT public sale At tho residence
of the subscriber. on the road leading from
Ghristiana Village TO Plat Elkinton's mill,
on
TUESDAY, March 4th, 1890,
Al io'clock. p. M. sharp.
pair of mules, good workers and
splendid farm Team, Q years old, IN
horses, 8 and years old, good work 0A
era, full description on day Of sale; . head Of
mitch cows, some with calves by their ndes
others springinr. two 2-year-old heifers, one
| i-year-oid, good bulls boar, l sow with
piRs, brood sow, shoAt pigs, horse
Western wagon In good order; also farm
| wagon, market dearborn. new, with tongue
and shafts complete. Osborn binder used last
harvest. knowing machine, horse rakea steel
teeth. hay rigging, new, Syracuse plow,
| good as new, farm Her, / large farm boil
err, half interest Of 70 acres of wheat, and otheI
| articles not mentioned.
terms; All sums Of vs. and under, cash
| over that amount credit OF sir months will
be given on pur hasfr wing bankabit
note with an approved endorser. Ifnot pale
| when due iaterest from day of sale.
w v. sMALLEY,
| /. N. MORRISON.
WIN, j. Lank, auct. itd-itw
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
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Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
TACOMA COUNCIL MEETING.
Alderman Refuses . Brfbe-Nayor Y
toes the saloon Ordinance.

Alderman Refuses y Brfbe-Mayor ve-
toes the saloon Ordinance.
TACOMA. June AT a meeting of the
city council tonight the executive COM
n1ittee OF the Chamber OF Commerce pre-
sensed memorial criticising the
action OF the street railway CON-
rany in the manner in which
they were obstructing Center and
streets in constructing the road ant, the
snadeqaacy of the service given the public.
declaring that Ii was entirely insufficient
for the demands of the city.
A heated discussion arose over the ru-.
chase Of new hre-engine for the use of
the city. Horsfall read a telegram from
the Ahrens Company stating tha.
they could have engines here
in nineteen days uhiman said tina. he
had been approached by representative
of the Ahrens Company and told
that 10 would be worth $40 tn
bin TO vote for tbs purchase Of an
AhFens engine. This created sensation.
The cause OF the trouble is The purchase of
two new fire engines and patrol wagon
for the police department. The matter
was referred to q spscial meeting Monday
evening.
Mayor Rice vetoed the liquor ordinance
passed at the last council meeting. which
gave she privilege to those holding licenses
10 gss resistance without the consent Of
property owners. The substance OF the
veto was that he thought the ordinance m
IGsg and thas all should have equal rights.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
A BAND OF sMUGeLERs.
They Bring In Millions or Dollars wor,
of Gpods Auuualfr

of Goods Annually.
NEW YORK. June I'LL story printed here To-
day il true, there IL an organized band of smuy-
gie1 making weekly trips between New York
and European fsorts who are each bound
never f0 reveal the names OF the sr, nts
from whom they receive their goods In . year
the value OF the goods amounts 10 millions Of
do lars The latest seizure OF Struggled goods
was during he past week. INSPECTORS Hussey
and Brifoa secured goods aeosri the Iumsn
liner City of Chester. and tried 10
arrest Chief of.icer Allen on . charge
OF smuggling. and two DAYS later
inspectors Brown and Donghue lad violent
hsnts IN the name OF law on James Thomas.
who was meanderlng down the gang piank Of
the Allen with theus snis OF coilarx. worth Of
watches, diamonds. gold chains ana lace i'm his
pockess. He vas only too glad to leave eli ana
60 himself
The story about Chief osaesr Allen is that the
officers found considerable amount of dut,a-
bic goods concealed in q ses Of crswers beneath
100 late to obtain warrant sor
his arrest The following morning
they boarded the ship with a v.,r~as
for Aliens arrest hns he wax among thu 49,
ing TIE goods were seized aad held =, N.
cassosnaeuse. bar regarding the sucaen i,.nr
psaranes 81 Alien ,aere IL 4 great deaf Of
theory. TIE psper afirsns further that tun ~
the high officers OF s biz liner which csrns nm
lsst night viii doubtless be arrested tor smm.-
gisar
The Herald has this. Inspector OF cus,o,ns
Hussey declares sha; many ofrcefs ayla men al
TIE crsvs % the ocean liners running sefwesn
sss York aud parts OF TIE United Kingdom
hsve for years hesn systematically engaged in
smuggling suitable merchandise iufo ri. ron,.
try. and ssey are houad by the ssroasess roesi
be vows OF fcas'y b those employing fhe:s ssr
vices here and on tAe other see Of the Atlantic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08

julius A. n. Paine, OF East Dsllins. Conn,
committed suicide saturday BY shooting.
Temperature at 8 . N. yes erday: New Yorh
IS. New Orleans u. ST. Louis so. Cincinnati So
Chicago IS. winnipeg s.
In behalf Of numbcr Of unknown subscrib
err. wanamaker and Editor Mexican yesterday
called ct the white house and presented Mrs.
Harrison deed for large cottage at Cspe May
point, whore she spent portion Of last sam
mer.
Ex.Reccrder Anthony Gould was arrested q
Albany saturday charged with embesx ing SIS.
600 frtm the City National bank through colin.
son with dcfaulting Bookkeep Whitney.
Roger Pendergas and William E. Owsns. gen.
eraI foreman and day foreman Of the Chollar
mine. Virginia City. Nevada. were badly hurt in
the 750f OF level OF the mine by the explosion
Of their Tampa Both may lose their eyesight
Mexican bandits held mp the Laredo and
Guerrero stage. twenty miles from Laredo, Tex,
Wednesday. One passenger was robbed Of 500
The other jumped from the stage. took to his
heels throuz IN the brush In the darkness Of the
night and escaped.
In the case OF Frank Fischer, OF OAKLAND. Cal.
W. the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, for
10000 damages for injuries received in . raj.
road accident near Oakdals. Cal. in August
last the jury rendered verdict for $4,000.
Secretary Noble has received telegram Stains
that Kelsey. agent At the Green Bay, Wis.
agency. has taken charge OF the once, and nc
further trouble - anticipated
General b. Lindsay walker. q claasmate Of
General Malone 1t the Virginia military insti.
tute. 10 dead.
Clara ormfston, daughter Of . weu-known
lawyer, grand daughter Of Rev.
Mr.. Ormiston and Of McCorm ck.
the Oregon manufacturer. was throws from tie
horse while riding Saturday in New York. and
sustained severe fracture Of the skulI
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Wasaiseros CIry. Jane THE dis
aereen ent Of the senators on irrigation
may defeat ali legislation. Stewart chair
man Of the Senate committee. will no.
consent 10 anything that Powell wants.
He Was before the House committee on
appropriations yesterday. and said tina,
rather than have Powell handle the money
he would prefer TO see no Irrigation appro-
priatton. as the money would he wasted.
Reagan of Texas took an opposite view of
the case. and senator Sanders and Others.
while not favorahly impressed with
Powell. did NOT IKE the extreme
course OF Stewart Picker Of South
Dakota said be was nol particular who
handled the money. bat wanted an appro-
yr.assou, ard wanted $4,000 fer each Of
the nakosas. The committee decided TO
appropriate SIS ooo 70 be expended hy
Powell.
Powell has good grip on the House.
There ara 80 employees in the geological
surveyor one from nearly every cangYes.
sionsl district. This influence holds the
Hoase members for Powell. In the Senate
an amendment viii he made 10 strike out
geological survey" snd insert 'sagrical-
tuEsl department"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
A Cattle Grover. rru,t.

DExvEs. June I Articles OF incorpora-
ton of the Western Union Beef COMPANY.
with capital of $i5.o)o.oc0. was fled with
the secretary OF state today. The company
Is . consolidation Of all the principal stock
interests of Colorado. Wyoming, New
North America Cattle Company and the
Frontier Land and Cattle Company,
Wyoming; the Brush Land and Cattle
Company. Colorado; the Meirs Land and
Cattle Company. the Fort Stockton Live
Stock and Land Company and the san An
tonic Ranch Company. OF Texas. and the
Phoenix Farm and Ranch Company, OF
New Mexico. The principal Offices are in
Denver. with branch In New York.
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Refinement Of n,,,., o.n.r,,..

WssassaroS CRY. June The commit
Tee on military affairs today reported sd-
Wesley the eiii authorizing the president TO
pace upon she retired Hiss Of the array.
with the rank and paw OF hFigaaler-geasral,
say general os the late war in command
when one or mere battles were fought and
san and who Was promoted FOR gallant aud
nseFtsessous service In the Geld Both The
secretary OF war and the commanding ger.
eral OF the army enrosed the bit, which
was indefinitely postponed
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raeom. Labor u.loa. i. Politics.

TAcoxA. June IT, Representative of the
labor unions of this city met tonight at
Germania hall and nominated fifteen free
holders to be voted for next Tuesday to
form citv charter.
w. C. sharpstein. L. d. Campbell aud r.
r. 0lds we're selected by the council to
conpIese the charter committee to be voted
for Tuesday in place OF Allen c. Mason,
Henry Dsumand. George Handle. who re-
fused TO serve
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a MrIIroS A YEAR.


mo LOUISIANA LesteT3's Ertee Ga the
serrnpt legislature
BsreS Reveg, June The proposed lot
terry amendment 10 the state constitution
emhraccsa contract between the state and
john II. Morris aad associases. under
which, for lottery privileges for txsnsy-
Eve years from January 5. 1891. Morris a
Comp4ny agFee TO psv tue state SIS u01 .asal
or sl.asateo per aannEn, nsvaale quarterly.
Provisions are also made for tie ex.
pensiitrre q TIE monry to he received hy
tie state annually rs foli0xs. Public
sehooss. sS50. 900, sevees. coo: charities
and pensions $40 ossa: city OF New Orleans
for oraana-e and saniss-y paFpo es, sloa-
co.. The bali wl.s be introduced on Men
a
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Arressed for Petev L.rc.,v.

=. H. Kyle was locked M 1t police headousr.
ters ~ 2:is this morning on . charge Of petty
lar~eny. Kyle was found on Railroad avvnue
by oticer Glascock with several articles belong.
Ing 20 the room OF Maggie L. Ctay, IN abandoned
woman who has . room ON Jackson street. KYLE
left the woman in q bscx room OF the Willard
house and the policeman thought from spiear.
ances that Kyle bad drusged hsr. II wss found
that the woman was only drunk and she was
taken 70 her room by IN oficsr. Kyle says he
drives truck for J. Frederlcks