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Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Had Not Been Introduced.

From the New York Ledger.
Dumas the elder often laughed at Eng
lish Stiffness and reserve. One OF lis
stories was this:
"Ole day Victor Hugo and were 10.
vited to dine with the Duke of Duoaze..
Among the guests wee Lord au1 Lady
Palnerston -ot course this hsppened be-
fore the February Revolution. At M i'd
night tea was handed round. Nickor
Hugo and were sitting side by siie,
chatting mcrrlly. Lord and Lady Pal-
merston had arrived very late, and thtre
had, consequen ,ly, been no opportunii Y
10 introduce us before dinner. After
dinner It seems It was forgotten. Eng
lish custom, consequently, did not allow
US 10 be addressed by the ilustripus
couple. All at once young Ducazes ca me
up 10 US and said:
"'My dear Dumas, Lord Palmerstou
begs You will leave chair tree BETWEEN
you aud Victor Hugo
al hastened to do as he wished. w,
moved away from each other and plae ed
chair between us. lhereupon Lore
Palmerston entered, holding The haid 0
h S wife, led her up to us, and invited
Ter to cit down on the empty chair al
this without saying a word.
"'My LADY, hu SAID to his wife, 'vha
time have you"
''she looked at her watch and AL
swered:
Thirty five pact twelve
Wei, then, said the great minister
remember well tha' this dav, at thirty
Ave minu es past twelve, yuuswefe silt.n!
between Alexander Dumas And " { 0
lius0-an honor which you VIII / 0b
ably never enjoy again iu your lifetime.
~ hen he offered his arm again t. h
wife, and took her back to her sea. VT
out saying a word 10 u, because Ne la
net been presen ed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
THIRD EDITION
WILMINGTON Again Defeated.


The Wilmington Club was aga.n beat.
cI !or the second time by the New Ha.
ven Club In an uninteresting game OF
tall here yesterday afternoon. The vsl-
tors batted the ball wherever they want
cd 10, aud won the lame without exer.
ttos. Changes In q Q com mpostsiusfei the
1ceaI team or tho sfsciing of better team,
work will have to be mals before- goo ]
rcsuits eau be expected. The following
4 the sco:s by inu.ngs.
Whining ton. 0 0 0 0 0 . . o.
New Haven. q y D o SOL x-la
Batteries, and Black; Terrien
and Horner. Time OF game, hourl aud
SIS minutes. Umpire, John j. Kelley.
DIAMOND PICK UP's.
Lawson was released by Manager Sim
mons yesterday for inditlsres ball play
ing. Pitcher Hallowell who pitched
such great ball for the Sterling ILL.,, Clu D
last season will be given u tiial Some
time next week by the home clubs
mausge ment. lie 10 said TO be . great
twitlei.
1t is reported around this city In base
ball circ.es that Manager Simmons has
sisaed Tom Lynch tue veteran ball p lay
Or who played on the Wilmington Club
81 1854. He will probably be Ia Monday %
game. Second ba.einen Frank McLAugh-
;lu Was released yesterday.
Pitcher James Galligan arrived in this
city last evening ard will pitch against
thc Washington club to day
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Eirainnn,s Test

Tho Gre department commenced
test Of eDgines aud hose this forenoon
$50 o'clock. on French street b,tM
Eleventh and the Brandyw,ne. Ihel
gines were tested with two lines Of \
900 feet In length. The arst rnp|
tested were the Phoenix and Friends
The first squirted 2li feet 7 ipchss
the latter 20S feet inches. The We
coc and Ito lance took position a
O'Clock. Tho fret squlrted l73 Id
inch and the Reliance l53 feat
The other engines will he tested
o'clock this afternoon. The .pur,s
Witnessed by large lumber Of h-S(
and citizens and By the fro commit.d
City Council.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
FOURTH EDITION
NcMs summary.


Hon. Lawis r, Al en- died at bis homo
In Buffalo, New York, yesterday, aged
| 80 years. He was IN uncle by marriage
OF ex-Prc- -ident Cleveland. Mr.. Allen
WAS largely interested In stock bre:dfng,
and his herd books were known oil over
the country.
The Baptist church and . number OF
dwellings, In Blooming Grove, Texas
were demolished BY tornado on Thurs
day evening. The postofiices the Presoy.
tcriau Church and several business
houses were partially wrecked.
1t was reported in Denver. Colorado.
yesterday, that the Wells-FArgo express
messenger, on . Southern Pacific train,
was robbed Of e45. 900, Mt EAgieviile.
Texas. on Thursdsy night No partlcu-
lars were received.
A party OF Chinese who attempted to
enter the United Htates from Lower Cali
fOrnia last week got lost on the desert
and bad terrible experience, one OIL tho
party dylug Of thirst and exposure.
Governor Beaver yesterday issued .
proclamation directing the holding Of
special election In the Third Congress
sioual district, on the 20th inst, to choose
q successor 10 Samuel j. Randall.
A despatoh from Bath, Maine. says
that the brig Charles Dennis, from Phil
sdelphia, with coal, went ashore on
Thursday afternoon, on Whale Back,
and is total wreck.
George w. Nesmith, ex-Judgs Of the
| Supreme Court OF New Hampshire. died
ysstsrdsy At Franklia Falls, aged 81
years.
George Washington, aged q years, was
crushed to death yesterday BY fall of
coal In Dodson's shalt at Plymouth. PA.
Patrick Flannigan shot and killed
Michael McDsrmot', In Waterbury, Con-
necticnt, yesterday.
About one thousand carpenters In
Louisville, Kentucky, are on strike for
eight hours and 25 cents an hour.
The carpenters on strike in Boston say
that they do rot demand nine bours'
pay for eight hours work, but are will
Ing to sacrifice the one hour's pay that
the main feature OF the present strike 10
not SO much . question Of hous and
wages % for recognition.
The carpenters In Salem, Mass, who
have been working ten hours day, quit
at s p. m. instead Of =. Tho bosses will
hold meeting to decide what sction 10
| take. II they decide to make deduction
from the pay strike will result.
The Springfield Cigar Manufacturing
Company, il Springfield, ILL.,, will close
its factory tonight. throwing y large
number OF hands out of emp 'oyment.
They formerly operated q non-unlon
shop and since resuming uu,On prices
clam they have not been abe to raise
their .jobblng rates accordingly.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Young Mems Republican CiaD.

A. n largely attended meeting of the
Young Mems Republican Club, held last
evening, two important resolutions were
unanimously adopted. One OF these WAS
10 create u literary bureau to have charge
Of the distribution OF campaign litsi ature
upon all qutstions that will enter into
the CANVASS. Every voter in the State |.
to be reached and supplied with thi,
literature. Tho committee is also en-
powered to have reports Of local State
government collated. printed and dis.
tribu'ed. The other resolution provides
fEr department OF Justice, whose duty
StIa be to prosecute all violators Of the
assessment. tax collection aud election
laws Of the State.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
At proc.ors Opera House.

Harry Kellar, the prince of darkness
ana who 70 probably the clevercst iliu.
slonist on the American stage. not ex.
repting Hermann, gave q performance al
thp Opera House Last evening before q
rair audience.
Martin Hayden, supported by bis COM
pfny OF excellent actors, will give per-
iQrmsncs Of ''Lill, the Wait" this alter.
soon end evening".
"a Tln Soldier will be presented next
Saturday afternoon and evening by M
excellent company, selected by Charles
n. H0yt, who 10 klso the author of the
farce comsdys "a Rag Baby, ,""A Bunch
Of ksJs," "a Parlor Match" "A Hole
10 the Ground, "a Brass Monkey" and
"A Midnight Bell" But the funniest OF
III 10 "A Tin Soldier. Az the request
Of Mr.. Soulier, manager OF tho Opera
House. the company will give mailnss
next Saturday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Streets and sewers.

During the year which does no. q
until June l, 1890, the Street and sew
Department has set over ~ O0O ftet
curb aud laid over 900 feet OF suitl
slabs. The lighting OF tie sleeu hl
cost . trine over SO, 900. aud the lo,l
expenditures will probably reach WV
0O5, which is several thousand dolla
more than the appropriation, but Is full
made up by Hens collected aud permi
granted. The com mittee oil CITY Council
Messrs. Msgee, Coley and Mekennr
will com mence the auditing of the a
counts of the department next week.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
,.,,,,, cu,,o,ns sixty years Aga

!, rurers. Customs Sixty years Ago
A corr,spouden. Of tue Fsrmluston
me. ! ChronIcle icIcribes the funeral OF
one Moses Jadk ips, Of Fayette, MeY
sixty years ago. The coffin We. placed
uDoy, = bie,, and this was carried on the
shoulders oi the bearers. II was long
distance, by q hil'y route from me
Ridge 10 Fsystte Corner, where the body
wss burisd, A number Of yonng msn
acted ss bsarera Tie funeral took place
in hot westher, and when ons set o, rour
became heated and Urea $hey transferred
theIr burden 10 the shoulders OF four
othevs. From time toltsme the solemn
processiou halted and all It's members
refr, shed by = draught Of rum. Capt
Samuel Tuck had charge Of the supply
Of LIQUOR conveyed for the purpose.
-Four gallons of this liquid refreshmeat
were dispensed TO the thirsty company
before the obsequies wore completed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Dlscourag,,.g.

Detroit Free Press.
"Pretty bad soil here for . garden,
isn't it?" said tho potato vine.
~ should think IL was," said the
onion. "l'm losing strength every day,
aud nevcr had much to begin with. l
don't get along worth scent"
II can't get ahead here" said tho cab
bage. ~ m goipg 30 leave"
Il know I can't get 'long at ALL" said
tho cucumber.
"Nor l." cried the asparagus. ~ don't
get long or tall"
This place isn't at for berrying
ground" "said the straw berry, "but here
comes the sun, so dry up, all OF you."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
A False Alarm and Cpsct.

An alarm ol fie was sounded last
evening from box No. 70, NJ Maryland
avenue and Linden street, to which the
entire department responded. 1t WAS
caused by slight blsze In Al she'd at the
be,ts Machine Works, which was cx.
uaguished before the tiTemen arrived.
Az tile Fame Hose cart was making q
short turn at Front and Tatnall streets
u was upset. nd all the ineu thrown of.
Michael Riley had lis ankle tpraihcj
and Julius Shunder Was injured on the
log,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Deserte,, Ills Family.

Michael Mccormick, residing on Fl
teenth street between Heaid and U
mont, has ruthlessly deserted his fam
c0nsisting Of u vile aud four chilli
the youngest Of whom Is but q
months oil. lie has been emplo
recently at Jackson & sharp's, and
stead OF going home on Tuesday even
after receiving his weeks wages he VI
elsewhere. Any one knowing of
whereabouts would do well 70 inform
wife, Mrs. Maggie Mccormick, fc
teenth street between Hraid aud u
mont,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
KENNARD 4 CO,
N. MEGARY g. SON,
Straw Mattings.

Our large assortment of Straw
Mattings is now ready, and we
invite your early inspection to
what we know is the best line Of
mattings ever placed in the mar
ket. Having bought them at
very low figures we are selling
them accordingly. No matter
when you intend buying you
should see our mattings. We
offer 4o-yard roll at 81, which
is worth anywhere, 50. This
meets the required want oil a
very cheap floor covering.
Mattings for Summer use
cannot be too highly praised;
they will more than save their
cost by using them through
the warm and dusty season
in place of carpets. Your car
pets will last longer if this
method is followed. OF COM
fort and health we say nothing.
Our better grades are made
jointlcss or with five and two
yard ioints-these are better te
turn.
In our 25. 80 and 3s-cent
; goods you will find handsom,
,, and novel patterns never before
shown. lfyou are thinking o
, a mating send a request by
, postal card or telephone ant
I the samples will be sent to you
! This saves you trouble and yo,
! have the satisfaction OF looking
them over in your own home
! The samples are large and yo
n can select from them as well a
Z the roll. This is no trouble t
|; us and does not in any wa,
) bind you to a sale. As soon a
Is we get your request for sample
! they will be dispatched to yo
! no delay-and you see tn
y best mattings you ever locke
Y at. This must be a big mattin
/ season with us. and the price
n. will make it so.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
A Pair of UrI,uks.

Thomas Morris. colored, was before
Judge Ball this morning charged with
drunkenness. He plead guilty aud was
ssnteHced to pay the costs.
sA.lie Denons, very stout colored
v0mar, was charged with being drunk
and disorderly. The officer WHO made
The arres testified that Sallie cursel aud
svote I'll the NAY 10 tie station, trd the
Judge imposed ne Of 81 and coats.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
pranosad sale.

W. A. HukiIl, suctioneer, will sS
sundry lots of real estate at his sncs y
room, No. 726 Market stIeet, on satu]
day, May II, AT 3 O'Clock p. m. AnyoJ
having property to sell can do SO py
plying 10 him any time until May Y
when the list will be made out NO y
NO charge, except a small! entrance
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Not Certain Yet,

tsieaep Tribune.
C7llrr-'WLere lie Nj. Rhino, III.
cash oI.,"
l'rcsid ut of Bank He has 70 Ae OIL
his regular yearly vacation. F."
He viii he hack again Ia we OF
two, presume"
u think 80. bu am not sure. III,
exferts have ngt inishel cxamiltna I Ii,
books ytt.'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
I,usinesa Succeas.

Our outsrprlsing fellow citizen, Mr..
A. l.. johnson, the piasterer, whose ad-
vertisement appears to-day, has made a
great movement In succeeding TO the
extensive and frat class business Of Mr..
Robert Haddock, who, after many ye ars
OF PROFESSIONALLY, has retired. Mr.. 10 hn.
son is first class Tor plain and orname n'sl
piasyeripR,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

at 10 worth it's weight in gold. said q
lady OF DR.. simms' Eye Cure. She said
she believed it saved her from blindness
and gave her good sight again. We
know Of two more restored TO sight who
were nearly blind. 1t is certainly the
grandcLt eye medicine known. rs cents.
Depot, 4th ard King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
For Hnie Cllean.

have . lot 40 by 102 ieet over Third
street bridge which l will sell cheap II
disposed OF before Saturday Of this week.
Little cash required. You csn build :
frames or bricks on the site which will
rent ss soon ss the roofs are on them.
Apply 10 w. Scott Vernon, this Office, 81
floor, OF S23 Jackson street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Installation OF "a Pastor.

On Thurtday, the 8th Inst, the Ne
Henry r. Mason, will he installed as pa
tor OF White Clay Greek Church. Ia
Iiev. Mr.. Bert, OF Philadelphis, wv
preach the sermon, the Rev. DR.. ValAuv
digham will give the charse to tue pssl
tor, and the Kew. Dr. 0ay.ey viii Kye
the charge to the peopie. PrayetTf II
staIlation by the Rev. Mr.. Anderson
Services to commence at IL o'clock =. q
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
A skin ISeAtitlnor,

Mrs. Walkers face bleachsr and moth
destroyer will remoye freckles, blotchcs.
pimples, boils, ETC., from the face and
leuves the skin In healthiul condition.
1t 10 tree from all poison and perfectly
safe IN every respect. 1t is for sale By
Mrs. Piper At No. 9l5 Market street
Give 1t a trial; 1t is warranted to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Remarkable Mare

Join I. lIehdrci.son, vi Mil Creek
Hundied, Is the owner OF mare that is
~ years old that gave birth to q colt a
week ago. making the fith colt she has
Tosltd .ince abe WAS 70 years of age. She
II in good condition, aud looks as though
she may slill add to the number oil her
peoReny
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Rober, Reed. sr.

Robert Reed, sr. living near G'asgo1
died very suddenly Thursday. He vi
In good health. apparently, Wednesdal
aud his death was . shock to bis ma
friends and children. lie was u yea
OF age. The funeral takes place to no
raw, Sunday. Services will. be held
the house at l o'clock. with in,erment
randywiue Cemetery, wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
e.. Y

We are the only importers of
these goods in this market,
and now show a full line of
Ladies at 25c. 3Ic, 37Zc, soc.
Lisle thread at SO and IS cts.
Mems H-Lisle at 37H cents,
splendid wearing goods.
Children's 25c, up to 7 inch;
2oc, 3oc, 35c. 3Sc; IN up to 81
inch.
Children's Lisle thread, at
lower prices than ever before
known for elegant value.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Another Au,tipusrr A

Henry NJ. Whiteinan, OF White Clay
Oreek Hundred, appeared before Clerk
Dt the Peace Cochlan his morning aud
took out y license as an auctiCncer. Mr.
Whitenan 10 al old soldier aud an ex.
Gelient anct,oneer, conseq quently he
should reeelye LIBERAL share ol the pat
ronagc OF those VITO wish 10 dispose %
thyir goods al public sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
DIR. Honeywell.

Is kept busy extracting, filling and nal
Ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, al
ali work warranted to DO hrst-clas
avery particular. He extracts teeth !
a5c. with gus, Soc. A set OF teeth, w
best, 80. Teeth hiled with silver, 7oe
emalgAm, 5Oc.; gold, 81 and upward
Teeth cleaned for Toe. Ofice, 7oj Marx
a rect
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Eisotric atnxe Polish.

This is en- excellent article lor ho]
ing stoves aud other kitchen u1ens'v \
comes in small, solid packages, 1a"c' uua
put up and ready for use. IL pIou,,s ,r,s
no dust or dirt, and ladies' who ha'e .. a. al
It say IL 10 q nrst-elaas article. ~ "
by ali erocers at Q reasonable price,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
The iittTfi sale

Manuel Richenberger will have HE
third sale oil horses carriages and har-
nsss at the bszaar ON Marylsrd avenue
next "Wednesday, aud all In want o
saythipg In the line should be sure te
attend. He will have an extra fine lot o.
driving aud work horses, carriages and
harpe.s,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
mr. sl,nmx Eye Cure.

The great preserver Of the eye ~
and curor Of all diseases anu weAnWn'1
rs aud 80 cents. Fourth AGu
streets. A thousand Testimonials
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
liam nilil IniIn LIE

IIous=keepers who would consult their
interest should call ON Chas. L. Meiler.
No. 50I kiUg street, when In wsnt OF
smoked hams and tongue, the curing Of
which is excellent, There are no better
In the market and we doubt very much
1t there are any as good,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

~ agent, h. W. VAN AgTsptLEN,
Wilmington. Del Price so AGENTS
wanted, KEFEHENCE-J. MARI, hour
nnd Iced, lo6 l.. Second st.; john Parker,
harher los F.. second ST. q. Finley Gib'
sYn House; j., Is. Martin, undertaken, COS
Nhipiey ST.; HomUopathic.Iio ospital.
mj.l2ls
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
n.nd.ome paper Hapglnys

At prices ss low a. tho lowest ior nv,
class work. Make your ssieesioa or
have work done by experience w.
men. Jones, No. 422 Market s"ss"
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
@- So -
Fresh Fish.

X. NJ. Starr. having leased the old
establ shed fish market, AZ No. 3es Madi-
son street, would be y eascd to lave his
hi nus and the pubic generally give
him call. All kinds OF tist always on
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
A Run away.

The horfe ats ched to delivery VIZ
Of John J. Toner, OF New Castle, wy wy
fright Gu Thursday Afternoon .usl ,n,vsl
the breaking Of q portion oi Inc ns'uv, .'os
and running away. the driver was .n'V,
out and although somewhat pruisee,
capped without being seriously lp)u'eu'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
lt,tlr

There IS quite boom in tie grain and
dour market. Flour hss advanced 90 10
rs cents barrel and Is likely 10 go
higher. Wheat, corn and oats are going
%, and farmers are pleased.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
-N> q -

Mrs. George IL. l'etcs md her Sons, G.
4. X. and Dauiel NJ, sailed to-day from
Sew York with the Intention of making
tour through Europe.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
I.ailies,

fine patent leather Oxiords, fine kid
patent tip OxIorde. Hue Kid o1ioris.
Prices always the lowest at Bsbcock's,
No. 206 Market street, above Second,
east side,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Promotion OF Holiness.

The regular Saturday night meeting
for the promotion OF holiness will bsheld
lhis evening in Fletcher Hall. No, 604
Market ttreet, at 7 As O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
He Had "A lit

et tho Liverpool and London tailors, 52l
Market street. Pants made to order,
$500, "a. 90, S. Suits from tl2,00 up.
Guaranteed all WOOL.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
K,llsd Ia, lightning Bolt.

DRiDGEToS, May = -Pitman Peder.
Ack, ui Pedefi icktown, ~ years old, while
nshing for s. urgeor was struck by light.
uing and instantly Killed last evening.
His body was tadly sccrehed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Louisa Jourdsn has been granted let
f9rs testamentary OIL the estate OF John
u. Jourisn, late OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

16x20 crayon portrait with one dozen
cab net photographs Tor $500 are still
being made at HollAula gallery, 3O7
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
A Gold Watch.

You cannot make . mistake mss ~ ~
buy Durstein' . popular clgsrs. nh ho]
ber you get certificate witn cav Es,el
which Is good for gold or siive. s.,u h
Wholesale and retail. Du's'on,
popular tobaceonist, No. Z. eee0nA
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Fine i:,i,set

Goat an kid Oxfords for ladies', misses
and children. Prices very low ut Bah
cocks, 2U6 Market street, above Second,
east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

New milk, DC per quart.
Skim milk, &c psr quart. and I'd
Butter milk, &c per quart 'smsr}
butter In city, at Tatnaifs oi'
Fourth aud Dhipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Choice fresh creamery print butter, 70
aud % cents a pound, a. K. 7. Carey $,
3il King st. eet.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
MAltkIED.

SMITII-rETERS.--On the 1s' instant
In ST. Andrews Church, by tho Rev.
Charles n. Murray, rector, Joseph X.
smith, NJ. d., TO Miss Gcorgie r..
Peters, both OF W Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Base Balls

We have the largest assortment OF
ball goods in the city, wholesale aud re-
Tall. Melehoir. No. 2l4 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

For CRATES, open fre-places, wood
mantels, and tiles tor walls, floors a. d
vestibules, 20 to bsylls', Nc. Il5 Ms.ket
pIrest.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Cbildren's dresses. j. Z. sooy, 2i
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
ChIldren's Emporium

J. O'Brien, awning maker,
Seventh street. OrderD soliclteu'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Ladies' and children's undsfcM,T"V ~" n
aud night dresses. j. T. eoVy'
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Maternity patients admitted Tree at me
Ho,n, OF athic Hospital, Naubareu and
Shallcross avenue.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

William u. Taylor, a compositor OF
this office, Is confined TO his home with
the measles.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
VIVA n r T. u -.
H holS..kcrn-

w housikccp-
ers to try tho
Gooda Ia Washing
Machine, " liicli
was never known
to make IL failure
IN getting clothes
clean " it h . II t
hand ru b bing,
boiling or steam
ing. rial wash
ing given free by
addressing @cnei-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
For Cleaning silverware.

rappan's Rsluceut, unequalled, 2jc. per
bottle, Al Millard f. Davis, No. East
Becond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

I.'OR sALE-A NO. z. RELIANCE
Il range Ia good order; sold for want ef
use Apply NJ No. 923 W. Fourth street. II
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Robes and horse covers AT rcrkias', ioi
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

iTo HoUsE.KEEPERs = GENERAL
| i iobblux, valsonining aud white washing.
| X. q. COOPER,
m3.lt. GlO West Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Fresh creamery print ba;ter, S"S y.
sale and retail, Ut Il. I. CAT" "
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03
Painting

raining
Walter Joseph, house and sign painter
Shop Cos West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

w ANTED-A MI d ID l. E-A q Z d
w white woman, In family of two, at
No. 745 East seventh street. IL
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

VVANTED-A GOOD DHALF-GRoWN N
w girl, one that understands house,
work, Al 400 hast Eleventh street IT
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

! NYYANTEp.-BY A BoY IL EARS OF
w age from the country, aposiiion.
| Has been brought up In general in'd Sc
! store. Address u this Office. m3-stt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

"YANTED.-A GOOD COOK FOR A
w restaurant tat Atlantic city. Ap-
ply at No. 3g1 Monroe street. n3-ltt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Lady walters, ladies tables, r;b DC; 81,
lunch, Holt & Earle, 5 Il. Feu''"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-03

Leading house In the city Tor eSp''
r. Sooy, 2i2 King stieet. ~.