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Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
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QUESTION March 4, 1890. Lydia NJ,
widow OF the late Nathan Guest, aged
s5ycnrs.
Relatives md friends are respectfully
invited to intend hor funeral from tho
residence of her son-in-law, Charles ii j.
Dickey, Stanton. Del, ON Friday MORN
ing, without further notice. Services at
the house ut 10 O'Clock. Intormcnt Mt
Red Clay Creek Cemetery. Chester
county, Pa, papers please copy.
MARsDES-on March 4, Jane. widow of
the late VIM. Marsden, in her 10Th
year.
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of
her son in-law. John Tyre, at RIverview,
on Friday afternoon, mt 2o'ciock. Inter
ment at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
NOBLE.-In Camden, N. j., on March
30. 1880, Captain William Noble, aged
The relatives and friends of the family,
also Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, and Della.
ware Encampment, No. l, l. o. o. +, are
invited to attend the funeral on Thurs
day at l.30 p. m. from Asbury NJ. II.
Church, to proceed to Wilmington and
Branaywine Cemetery for intermcnt
| BARTLETT.-on March3d, 1890, Thomas
q. Bartlett, aged 81 years and mon tbs.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence. No. l22a Beach street, on
/, Thursday at o'clock p. IN. lntermont
at tho Newport II. 4. Cemetery.
| MAXWELI.-On March 5, 1890, Arthur J.
Maxwell. aged 90 years.
Relatives are invited to attend SER
vices at his late residence, No. 40j West
Third street, on Friday morning, tho eth
| inst, at IL o'clock. interInent private. .
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

The Ambrose Literary Society OF tie
Church OF the Sacred Heart have decided
o. hid hall, and work will shortly he
com tpcnced on a building that will lie
erected on the lot hack of the church.
The plans have been prepared, and pro-
vide for q substantial two-story brick
building with marble trimmings, the
main entrance to which will be on Tenth
etreet. The interior will be iiui he'd in
white pine, highly polished. The first
floor will be used as the hal aud recep-
fion room, and there will also lie a large
diniug loom. toilet room, cloak rooms,
etc. The gymnasium and meeting rooms
will be on the second floor, and all the
appointments will be hrst- class in every
Jespect. There will be n large reading
room in the rear of the gymnasium,
which will be supplied with carefully
selected library. Two smaller rooms on
ibis same floor will he used for lodge
purposes.
The ABBOTT of St. Benedic,ine Convent
Newark, N. j., has promised to Civ,
$1,000 owards the erection OF the hall
The remaining portion of the money t.
be us, d In It's construction will be raises
b the iss uing OF shares.
A specih meeting will be held to
morrow evening fo- the purpose q
making arrangements to commence wor
on the new building.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

At the Healdmoor rife range on Mon
day the following scores were made:
Pistol Match, Fifty Yards-H simpson,
VI, "a, "a; L. j. Darlington, IS, 85, 81,
81, w. johnson, s2. 81, 10; L. jackson,
VI, 70.
Revolver Match, Fifty Ysrds-O. K.
Garmahy, 81, -, 10, rs, II; II. Simpson,
20, ~, n; q. Oliver, II, II, rs; q. Evaus
as. 70, ~, w. johnson, IS, 70, Il.
Diamond State Match, 200 Ysrds-J.
2. McCntierty, 76, rs, II, Il; 5. J. New
man, rs, ~, 10; j. Scott, IA, AZ, 10, GS
II. Simpson, "a, 50, OG; J. Il. Seeds, 40
u, G8, TO; W. Floyd (mil. 81, 50; w
James (mil. }, 55, 81; g. Peterson (mil, }
%
Wilmington Rine Club, Ba'ge Mate
IS. j. Newman, n; j. Scott, 10; J.
EcCailcrty, 81.
Military Match. 200 Yards, Creed moo
Tsrg,t-Lieutenant w. Floyd, AZ, Al
Corporal W. James, 80, SO; Private G
Peterson, So, 81; Private A. Vaughn, 2.
WILMINGTON PISTOL CLUB.
The club met fer weekly practice lai
Friday evening. The following scor'
were made at 12M yards, siandal
American target:
E.. j. Darlington, 05, 90, Oh, 81, 90;
J.. Germany, "a; Ii. Simpson, 80, So, 8
"a, 81; &. II. Warren, 81; Mrs. A. EuaI
sc; J. W. Geyer, 81, 70; J. b Tucker, Z
rs, 70; w. Floyd, 80; ii. I. Price, %.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Ths lollowlug easas were trisd bsSofs
Judge Ball this mogsiss:
Leonard Riee was arrested BY O@cel
Emmons charged with disordsrly con.
duct on Eighth street bstween Market
ana King, which consisted Of wrestling
with another boy much 10 the annoy anct
Of passsrs-by. He Wss discharged with
. reprimAnd BY the Judge.
John Monday vas arrested BY OfaceI
Rittenhouss. touud 10 . freight car at ths
West Yard drunk. he was fined u and
costa,
Patrick Doughersy wAs arrested by
Omcer Russell, 81 Front and Justlson
streets. drunk. He got ont Of New Cas-
Tie one week ago. Fined % and costs.
James Ross was arrestsd by Officer
swim, drunk on Market street. Fined d
and costs.
John Casklll was arrested by Ofllcsr
Swift, drunk at Front and Washing ton
streets.
he claimed TO b an Indian doctor,
and resides 10 New York. He met an
old comrAde In our city and took .
drink with him and became drunk.
Fined 81 and costs.
John Dougherty was arrested BY Odlcsr
Swim, drunk, on Frent between 6hipley
and Orange strests. He was arrested
some three months ago on ssme charge.
Fined - and costa.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
Dsll.


William Ward, Jr.s eon Of sx-Coa-
esessusA Ward Of Chester, Pa, ~
bees appointed deputy collector 'ol Gus
tons u . aalary Of 81. 500 per year.
Thsrs WI Be skating. music and
dancing o. ~ Eleventh street rink 10
night
Thomas AeCorkls has returned from
Piedmont, Alabaaa.
Geo. W. Laeksy, hes rsslgpsd HE po-
elton - Captain Of the Steamer Repub-
lie after twelve yeaSs service.
A wheel on the wagon being driven BY
Nj. CLARK ". Webster Was torn Oh this
morning while turning out Of the car
track on Delaware Avenue.
Miss Bertha Irving Of 81 Paul, MIN.
nesctA. y Waiting ArA John A. Marvel
of this city.
Edward 8. Murine and WIN. Hsastsr
are going 70 San Francisco. Cal.
Rev. E. L. Hubbard, Of New Castle
has returned omPhiladslphia. whore he
underwent surgical operation. He 10
Be able 70 preach next Sunday.
Harry o. Eissnbise and Miss Sophia R.
Allen of Chester, Pa, went to Camden,
N. j., on Monday, and were quietly mar
ried, to the astonishment Of their parents
aud many frlends.
Judgments for 5000 have been en-
tered In the prothonotary's office In
philadelphia against the J. NJ. Pussy
Company, In favor of the Union National
Bank, both Of this city. The company
has besn doing an Improbable business,
and Mr.. Pussy being dead, the object ID
to close the estate.
A horse attached 10 buggy fell dead
on Tuesday evening, on Seventh street
above Madison, street, after having been
driven from Queen AIMS County, Nd, .
distance al ~ miles. 1t IL said he was
worth s175. A. D. vandever sent . col.
ored man and hauled away the carcass.
James Handy had one of his hands
badly liberated on Tuesday by catching
Il In q bread machine while at work 10
Redman 3 bakery, No. 624 West sixth
street. DR.. Pyle dressed his wounds.
James Gallatto. aged 8 years. was sen.
BY his fsther on Tuesday with money TO
pay a bill. He spent the money and re-
fused to tell how. He will be sent TO the
Ferris Reform School,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
The Park Commission.

The Board OF Park Commissioners
held regular monthly meeting yester-
day afternoon at the Board of Health
rooms, President W. NJ. Candy In the
chair.
The treasurer reported the receipts for
February to have been 500; expenditures,
$3.50 IL; balance In bank At present, $780,
0lO.15.
The Executive Committee reported
hsving received bids for building =
wharf at Kirkwood Park ~ follows:
Alvin II. Morrison, stone, 5000 per
cubic yard; lumber, $40 per lineal foot;
concrete, 81. 30 per cubic yard. Lumber
only, Henhoefier & Vaughan, sec. 81 per
iineal foot. Asphalt and Concrete Paw
Ing Company. concrete, E.76 per cubic
yard. American Artiic.al Stone and
Paving Company, concrete, ~ per cubic
yard; coping. 81. 10 per lincal foot, aud
coiicr-damming, So per lIueal loot. Tue
approximate costs for building the en-
tire wharf were: Concrete -Morrisop,
q, 200; Asphalt and Concrete Paving
Company. $3.50, American Artificial
Stone and Paving Company, 50, 800.
stone-Morrison. 1885. Lumber
! Morrison, 81, 600; HenhcefFer Il Vaughan,
$40, 724. This contract was awarded 10
Alvin Il. MorrisoD.
On motion the Secretary and Treas
urer was Instructed to rent n deposit boz
In tho Union National Bank, at a cost
not exceeding go year.
President Canoy reported that he bad
visited Boston recently and bsd had
conference with Olmstead & Co., land
scape engineers, in reference TO the parl
road. The engineer had promised to con
slider the subject and have the Location
Of the proposed roadway placed on til
map before tho next monthly meeting
Tue engineers would also ronsider I'll
route OF the propot ed intercepting sswe
with reference to the roadway.
An application irem J. I. Rhodes 10
the privilege OF erecting an Ice cream
stand In the park was referred to tn
executive committee.
In formal discussion the member
thought that as soon as the comm'esIo
could afford It large pavilion should b
erected where people could go to ca
their own lunch aud where reireshment
could also be eold.
, The petition of residents OF the Sout
{ Side Tor a park recently sent to the Cit
Council WAS laid over until the ne,
meeting, that q larger number OF Il
members OF the commission may |
n present 10 act upon It.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Brandywiue Hundred Dever contained
more honest aud fair minded man In q
general sense than County Tax Collector
Joseph !. Pierce, aud he aight have
gone on through the remainner OF hls
honorable life without word OF re-
proach a, sinst hun, had he OF been ap-
pointed county collector OF taxes. 1t Ia
altogether Likely that with the general
adverse opioion 10 the honesty and fair
ness oil Democratic lax collectors iu gen.
eral, Mr.. Pierce hai been subjected to q
severe censure lie did not deserve. In
Conversation with a representative OF the
REPUBLICAN Yesterday, Mr.. Pierce ex-
pressed himself as very much hurt al
some rcports that have crept iuto the
papers. uujusiiy accusing him oil absent
Ing hiinselt from hOine to prevent tax
payers from paying their taxes. He
says such g thing never ente ed his
mind. He may hare been uusvoidably
absent once or twice Wien taxpayers
came, but tue sbsence was not inten-
tional. He said he thought he was pur-
suing very straightforward, honest
course, in the collec ion OF taxes. and he
was surprised 10 see his actions so
severely criticised In q commu aica.!on
TO the Philadelphia Press. taken up alter
wards by some OF the Wilmington papers.
A prominent Republican OF B-audy wine
Hundred bore Mr.. Pierce out in his
statements and said lie had uniformly
acted fair in the collection OF taxes and
the censure SO freely bestowed was quite
undeserved. he REPUBLICAN takes
pleasure In making this statement, and
hopes that the future actions of Mr..
Pierce will show that In the past no has
been the victim OF unmeri,ed criticism.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05


The Lazy Court met ysstarday altsr-
nom At las O'Clock, and aftsr makine :
few transfsu Of property aA1ouFnsd q
o'clock. Nessrs. Curtis and Elliott
were on hand and gave the delinquent
lists returned By the COLLECTION Of WI
minston . thorough inspection 20 fer u
they went. After the Levy Court ID.
journed Clerk Osborne kindly consented
to remain In the room until $50, the
usual hour for the court 70 adjourn, 10
give Aessrs. Curtis and Elliott IN oppor-
tunity 70 continue their searched When
that hour arrived, however, Mr.. Osborne
demanded the delinquent lists, which,
after some protssfatl0ns BY the two
young attorneys, were given up.
The attorneys wanted to be permitted
to 60 with Clerk Osborne into his office
whore they could carry on their inspec-
ton OF the lists under the eye Of the
clerk, but this request WAS refused.
The Levy Court met this forenoon ct
lO.l5 O'Clock and adjourned ct 10 until
LIS. No business was transacted ex-
eepf to transfer some property. A 1880
luton was passed instructing the clerk
to advertise 10 the pspers that the Levy
Court was In session and request people
who had business TO transact to appear
before the court.
Messre. Curtis and Elliott were present
and finished their inspection Of the VIII
mington error lists, 90 identifying the
liats that no change can be made hero
after without becoming known.
County Tax Collectors Dougherty and
Mckee were present and seemed to be
ousily employed In firing up the error
lista. In this they were actively aided BY
Ex Tax Collector Dicksy and Ex-Asses.
sor McCloskey.
1t looks ~ II there was trouble IN the
Democratic camp. Tho news from Sus.
sex county has had . depressing elect.
Levy Courtman Roberts was sbsent to.
day but Levy Couitman Rothwsll was
present, his injuries received two days
before by being thrown ir I'm his carriage
not having been Of a serious character.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

William Xorris, residing at No. Gil
East Fourth street, aud conductor of
extra freish train, No. AZ. south bound
was fatally Injured about II O'Clock yes-
to-day forenoon In front OF the freight
depot ut Elkton, Md. He was at tho
time ridingon the engine and stood onthe
step preparatory to making II stop and
cutting oh three loaded cars. 1t Ia sup
posed that after he had thrown off the
manifest cards for the three cars that he
looked back, as had always been his
custom. and leaned too far out. His
head struck ladder by the side of =
foreign box car standing Oh the side
track, aud he received an awful blow In
the centre oil hi, forehead, which crushed
his skull. The freight was running at
the rae OF about fifteen miles an hour.
He fell ut once and was taken to tue
station and medical aid summoned. He
was Immediately brought to this city
where he arrived st 1.30 p. m, and wa,
taken in Wilson's ambulance imme-
dia'eiy to tie Delaware Hospital. His
wife left her three children at home and
Joined her husband at the hospital where
everything possible has been done for TIL,
wounded man. He was still living THU
morning bu, it is hardly thought possible
| that lie will recover. He Is about 4
years cid and has been In the employ c
| the company many years.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
DssA

Ths eAoleess brands Of wine, liqusr and
ciears q ~ Delaware House.
MsaIs q eli houn At The Dslaware
House. No SIS Market street.
Board By the day or week 81 NE Dela-
ware HOUSE. No. SIS Market street,
The bsst tintyps made In the city 10 .
Cumming gallery. 800 Market street.
Bush BrsseA stress wharf b ~
plaes 10 bay your coal
Ella Crosson, brother Of Senator Cros.
con, viii move from tho Stephen Mitch
oil farm to the farm Of Spencer Chaud-
Ter.
Stephen Mitchell has purchased Of
Wesley Flynn the old WiIsou place,
containing "a acres, short distance
from Hockessin. Terms private.
Mrs. Clara N. Howett, wife Of George
Howett, died suddenly on Tuesday
night, the 2Sth ult, Of the residence Of
her husband In MIL Creek hundred.
Her funeral took place Saturday. In
torment at Kimblevllle.
Tho grand chief and other officers oil
the Grand Castle Of Delaware. Knights
Of the Golden Eagle, will vislt Hookea-
sin Castle, No. 10, on March -.
Charles W. Underwood, who hes been
operating the JaA A. BrAmbsrry place
IN New Garden, hiss leased the farm oil
Elizabeth Jackson at Hockessin.
Mis- Mamie r. Lysle, Of Franklir
township, leaves In April for Delaware,
where her entire time will b. devoted u
the study Of teleRrsphy.
Z. 7. Stroud 4 Co. will comnsnc.
auction sales Of dry goods at No. 10.
West Second street, next "wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, and will continue
the sales every evening until the entire
stock shall have been disposed or
Z. Il Green, dealer In real estate .
Kennstt Square, Pa, visited our city on
Tuesday. He has been doing quito I
good business, having made several sale
Of quite valuable properties.
Walter II. Feaster sud VIM. Z. Eakin
leave today for Chambersburg. Pa
They are machinists BY trade aud will b
In the employ of the Taylor Manufacture
Ing Co.
VIM. J. Mckinney, Of this city, ageu
for tue Callahan Manufacturing Com
ipany, Boston, Mass, has sold to tn
Friendship Fire Company 1909 feet Q
CallAhan's cotton hose.
Thomas Green, who is foreman for III
construction Of the large buildings OF tn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Steel
ton, near Baltimore, visited our city tC
day to make arrangements for the sale q
brick house. at Second and Cherr
streets, Ia the Tenth wsrd, belonging I
the estate OF his father. the late Franci
Green.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmc
have paid 81. 600 to Chsrles K. Con vel
tho amount OF the death certificate OF hi
brother. Clarence Conweil, a conductor
who was killed at West Yard last D,
cember.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
FOURTH EDITION


Our most successful men were edu.
Gated 10 ~ school of advsrsity. II IVES
the schoolnasssr for Douglas, Lincoln,
Grant aud Gladstone. We often hear
men ~ what they would have bssn II
they had been educated. They pr0bA-
bly, Would have amounted 70 no more
than they Aso SOW. II man hasn't the
energy TO 70 10 school or to get some
book learalug 10 OF out Of school In
soma way or o.her to help himself he
would n0t do anything with II II be had
It.
Mr.. J. q. Flamsr, one Of orr man,
who has reached success financially,
hAs bean IN the quarry businsss for
ID years, started ~ . laborer, but By
industry and economy has accumulated
$40, 900, aud stands ready to Adviss our
people how 10 save money. He has thrss
sons, two Of them arc apeing his exam
pie and perhaps may 1t some future time
make their mark among the moneysd
people.
Mrs. Hooper bas returned from New
York and has resumed her duty ~
teacher 10 Mrs. 4. D. Clark's private
school.
DR.. J. B. stansbury 10 going 70 ATTAIN
tic City Tor bis health. In addition TO
his ability - preacher no 10 . baritone
singer and reads music ct sight.
Miss r. 3. Lewis ID quietly domicilsd
ct her home on Tatnall strset. She still
has the sympsthy of all who know her
and signed for her retention. While
there y not quits 20 much Newspaper
talk - bsiorss axgss syssaass ilookip9 ~
the school board.
Tbs arrival Of Burty Peterson 10 looked
for every day by her relativea and
friends. She sailsd from London some
time ago and was due 10 Now York yes
terday, but has not been heard from.
Mrs. A. n. Hooper has just arrived
from Lincoln, Delaware, where she has
been teaching school, and 10 now en-
gagged by Mrs. z. d. Clark ~ teacher IN
the industrial school. She 10 graduate
Of the Insiitute for Colorcd Youths,
Philadelphia, under Ms. 7. NJ. Coppin
She 10 nice conversationslist,.a aud 10
the only lady In the race who enjoys say
Ing my husband Is the Only colored
stenoRrapher IN the city.
SOMETHING NEw-A BRASS ORCHESTRA.
Wilbur L. Harris of this city has Or
gan'zed brass orchestra, and has been
rehearsing two mouths. Be will soon be
ready to receive engagements. Mr.. Har.
rls DOS not call himself a musician, hut
the way he manages his orchestra shows
that he 10 nearing that point, and his race
should not only DO proud OF such n self
male man but should do all they can TO
encourage him. He is also tho only col
ored printer In the State Of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

The Minister'S Relief Association will
meet In West Chester, Pa, on Thursday
morning, the 9th inst, At 10 o'clock, =.
M, Rev. b. 7. Ruley, president, will
be present, Rev. X. 8. Accoo. Rev. H. X.
Edmund, Rev. J. L. Hood, Rev. w. Bill.
Kingsley, Rev. L. A. Purneli, Rev. A
Smith, Rev. 4. Smith, Rev. .. Ambrose,
lev Z. Lewis, Rev. w. II. Guy, Rev. q.
Mode, Rev. J. W. Clements. Rev. s
Frisby, Rev. G. Nicholas. Business OF
great Importance will come before the
meeting. Address of welcome By TIL
Rev. William IL. Guy. Responded tt
by the Rev. r. s. Accoo. Preaching n
1880, p. m, by the Rsy. b. I. Ru!ey.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

The Choral and Literary Society of 81.
Andrews Sunday School held their
monthly entertainmet last evening. The
program was an excellent one, including
vocal solos by Misses FlOrrie Jsckmau.
Lillian Jackson and Belle Wales. Mss
Jacknah is great favorite among WILL
minRtop people, and possesses n rarely
beautiful voice OF great hcxibiiity and
sweetness. which hAs developed rena rka-
bly, within the last few months. 1t Is the
earnest Wish OF many that she would con-
sent TO appear more frequently In public,
US she ii always sure of an appreciative
audience. The Misses jackson aud
Wales lid very credit ,bly.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
NlRE, FIRE. FIRE.

Go to smiths for your spring suits
Since our fire We have put in a full line
of spring goods, best vuaiities and at
low prices.
You all should know that Smith, the
Tailor, at No. IA East Front Street, has
got II large assortment OF $500 Pants for
| your order, and you all know he guar
antees II perfect ut. suits to your order
| from Sl3.UU up.
Persons Wishing to furnish their own
| Cloth can do so and will be accommodate
ed with trimmings, cutting, and making
for the very small sum Of SO per Suit
Remember the cheapcst,place in the
city is at SMITHS, No. IA East Front
Street, Wilmington, Del,
3-i.Gt-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

DuPdnt Post No. 9, q. A. R and
Compa by A, American kifles, wi attend
The Martha Washington Bazaar in In
$ itute Hall tomorrow even n, end
smong the interesting features Will he all
exhibition drill by the Delaware Cadet
Corps. 1t will take place ON the stage
at &. As O. clock and will be well woit1
~itnesAing. The bazaar is well worthy a
visit, and with lEese ext'n attractions the
room should be crowded tomorrow
night
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
N~~S~-
Good pricOs.

VII lam J. Lank, auctioneer, sold for
Smallty d. Morrison of White Clay
Creek Hundred, on Tuesday, cows s33
81, tt5. SIS, $i5. $50, $35, S2a.50, $50;
yearlihg heifers, SIC. 90, $l3.75. ei2; year.
ling bull, $3.50; wheat. 1925 per acre;
pigs, ~ aud cents per pound. The at
tenda &c was not large, but bidding was
prompt. Tho sale was considered among
the best,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

The sale OF personal property, near
KianAensi, by William Il. d. rickson, on
Monday last, was well attended, and
good prices were Obtained. Seven cows
sold 1T t37 TO SIS eac ,, an average OF
s5i OF. Two-year-old heifers sold al
s24. to $3.50, and two-year old bull
e4j. Corn sold at ~ to A. cents pei
bushel, while agricultural implement,
ruled rather low.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Save money and 20 TO tho northeast
corner Third and King streets for your
groceries. Cofiees roasted fresh every
week and sold at very low pricea A
right good Rio al 20 and % cents per ID.
A hne line Of CAIN dried iruits aud new
40, so and 90 cent teas are the finest
favored to be found for the money. Give
them trial. George A. Taylor, north
east corner Third and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Among the delinquents returned TO th,
Levy Court are j. Edward Addicis, o
Brandywine buudred. late prominen
candidate tor United States Senate
from Delaware; Archibald Given, ex-ta,
collector and owner OF real estate In tn,
northern district OF Wilmington. an,
President of the City Council John c
Farrs, OF the southern district.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

suit for Damages Against the ID. = o.
Eliza Good and vslsrie Good, widow
and minor daughter, respectively, OF J.
Frederick 8. Good, have brought suit In
the Superior Court Of Maryland against
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany for go. 900 damages, for the death
OF J. Frederick 8. Good. They assert
that he was killed January 81, 1880, By .
locomotive and tender backing against
him Of high rate Of speed ~ be was
crossing at uight the line Of the railroad
in the city oil Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Butter brought from 80 TO So cents per
pound; eggs, IL 10 20 cents per dozen;
onions, cent q bunch; celery, s cents q
stalk; cabbage, 10 cents per head
iomatoes, IS cents per quart; potatoes,
20 10 10 cents per half bushel; chickens,
H.0o to 81. 40 per pair; pork, 10 cents per
pound.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

Who have that tired aud ail-gone feeling
and don't like To be disturbed. will con-
tinue to 10 troubled with this complaint
until they renew their impure blood.
Sulphur Bitiers will cause new aud rich
blood 10 course through every AFTER, and
vein in the human system. See another
column.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-05

You have ouly to call on DR.. Roberts
a. the Clayton House to be thoroughly
convinced that this 10 no ''catch- penny
affair, but . Legitimate and scientific
operation. The patient, although feeling
no pain, 10 conscious OF ali tina: trapspires,
~ they use neither cocaine, ether, gas or
chlorOform.