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Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

The undersigned will sell At public sale,
a. the late resldence of George ". Taliey, de-
ceased, in Brandywine Hundred, near Phiin-
deipilA Pike, one mile from the city of Will
mington, on
SATURDAY, March sth 1890,
at O'Clock. p. M. sharp. 2aood horses.
No. l. bay horse Dan, 8 years old. extra
crlvcr, works In all harness, safe for . wo-
man TO drive. sound.
NO. J. Bay mare Kate, 10 years old. good
" orker aDt brood mare, now In foal.
COWS; some Of these cows are close sprlng-
ers, the balance milking, sLtck bull, year
I'D.
Farming implements. a Germantown
CARRIAGES. one 2-horse farm wagon, In
wagon; two 2.horsa csrts. one Cham .
set Of sleigh Runners. roller. euitivators.,
sci OF ligbt harness, set OF cart harness, lot
of piow harness. lead harness, 1 heavy block
and fall all complete: corn shelter, grain
Iau, / small churn, lot of barrels, crowbar,
most spsde, = or yokes, lot of shovels, 10
tnns of good mixed hay, lot of corn fodder, 4
acres OF wheat and many other articles.
Terms, All gums oil 80 and under, cnsh;
over that amount A credit OF months will De
sivea on urchaser giving a bankable note
with an approved endolser. r.,,ry
stidham Bon. suc's. ms 6-I'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

On Saturday evening W. 8. McNair
received notice from Washington that
the claim for pension by Sarah A. Rit-
tenhouse. No. 308 Taylor street, had
been sllowed and that she will receive
the sum OF 1900 cash, and si2 per
month after ths present date
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Tuesday evening, March 4th, 1890, tho
first meeting OF the Higgins Club for
1890 will Le held at Republican head
quarters, Seventh aud Market streets, at
7.30 O'Clock, for the purpose Of eloc ting
officers Tor the ensuing year, mud to pre-
pare ourselses 1or thc future. Don't t
fail to turn out.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Harvey T. wsdman, bad an overeoat
taken hom him at the Wilmington skat-
ing rink, and he wants the man who
took 1t 70 return 1t to Il. X. Crswford's
shoe store, No. o West Second street, and
get his oWn.:
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
1)UBLIC 8 ALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale, on the
premises, on the Concord Pike, about nlies
IRON wilmington, on
TUESDAY,, MARCH 4rB, 1890
at IL O'Clock, NJ,
Two good horses, s good Jersey cows, one
2-year old heller, 2 bulls. 3 shOats, u lot Of
chickens, / market wagon. with tongue and
shafts one 2-horse wagon, sleigh and bells,
good mower, horse rake, plon. cnltiyator
with corn coverer, spike harrow, Van Wicxle
fan, hay cutter, corn sliellcr, 50 feet of good
lle harness, broad AK, post dogs, crow bar,
lot Of bags, forks, rnkes and hoes, churn,
pans. buckets, butter worker a good htld's
and weights. Hons hold Goods. good cook
stove, 4tablts. bepch tlple, lot of good car
net, beds and bedtlng, 10 king glasses. =
sofas, lot OF stuffed chairs, marble top stands,
and many other articles not mentioned.
Terms at sale. -
Amos N. Anderson. Auciioneer;
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Diou Boucicaults' famous English
comudy y drama, "Aftsr Dark" will DO
given Its frat Wilmington production at
thu Opera House to- morrow evening.
Aside from being shs frat production OF
the piece here, the performs will be
an event Of much local Interest," ~ Il
will mark tho professional debut hero Of
Mise Laura Bigger, our bsAutifai AMI
talented towusvomau, who. during au
active professional career Of live years,
has won the hearty encomiums Of the
press and public alike In every city iu
which she Las appeared. 1t af10rds US
! much pleasure to extend to such very
clever actress sincere auo hearty "Wei-
come home" OF her msiits and dsmeri.s
- an actress, Wilmington play-goers
may Judge for themselves during the
engagement hers.
| Another lady to whom It 10 our duty to
biz q hearty vel ,ome 10 Mile. Marie
Kene. Our p'ay-gocrs will recognize
1 Nile. Rene % the beautiful aud clever
actress who enacted the titular role In
Webster and Brady's sumptuols pro-
duction Of "5he," presented hero early
10 the season. She has made an im-
mense hit In every city Waited, by her
charming stage presenc, and her won-
derful transformation dancing. She
| uhlCta Will hu ehso nuu eNhcu Wutuu -
at once captivating. We are pleased to
renew acquaiptances with this very
clever actress. Mr.. William A. Brady
gives an admirable Interpretation Of Old
Tom, the boatmau. He has made an
envIable reputation ~ an actor whose
portrayaIs Of the characters 10 which he
10 seen arc true to nature. Miss Lillian
Leo, y graceful and pleasing actress.
plays Kcss Esorton. She sustalus the
part in delightful manner. OF tho rest
Of the company Messrs. McConEell, Nc
Dargb. stanye aud Walton come In for
especial praise.
There IL . sparring exhibition intro
ducsd. In which Kelly and Murphy. tho
pugilists. give some very clever "bouts. "
"Bobby" Gaylor, the great Irish comique,
also adds greatly to ths enjoyment OF the
performance with delightful songs and
funny sayings. Bobby" will go starring
next season under Mr.. Brady's manage
melt. Taken all iu al, "After Dark" ii
presented by this admirable array o
talent, Will be . thoroughly epjoyabl,
per iornance, and It looks from the sale
Of aests for the opening night ss II ou
people were golpg to give the play, Nils
Bigger, Nile. Hene, Mr.. Brady and tn
rest OF the show Q characteristic VII
mipgton "send Cd.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
Personal.

VIM. M. Ross Of Seaford 10 making an
extended trip TO California and other
Western States.
John R. Nicholson, Eeq., will start for
Tacoma, Washington Terri ory, on the
10Th Inst, business and pleasure being
the object Of his trip.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

The celebrated 3 B. B. R. cigar, manu-
factured by II. r. Bourbon & Bro, No.
219 West Second street. eold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

1ne cneApest IlAt house IN Jho city
kumford i3ros. AOA Market street,

NuuGofU 1SfO.s NU4 NAHFR0S eSr1os
1iy Bush's coal; you will like 1t.
American Laundry, Goa West Front,t.
2ly Bush's coal; you will surely iikss.
Cuppipg and lssching. ios E. secondit.
Fine lek. Rings n Hani's, Is Il. Ath street.
Frank Roop smith. druggist, bth and King.
:. II you want cheap picture frames 70 10 q
IL. BauHii, 2oa West Second street. have the
largest stock In Delaware. Come aud see ior
Yourselves.
AZ So, 2io Market stree:. has the largest and
cheapest stoc OF hats, while shirts UNDER
wear, neck wear aud hosiery In the city. Gall
and set him.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

kIS0A<AS oAANs
The subscribers will sell at public salo.
on the Peoples Farm. near Ferris Re-
form school, ON
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1890.
MT u o'clock. NJ, sharp, head Of o.,
nGsso' No. i. Stella. bay mare. coming !
years old, q very promisinE mare .
years old, weishs iS0e ibs., with foai, ani
extra good W ork and brood mare.
No ). Daisy, 8 years oYd. an extra
good roadster. fine style and action.
No. :. snap, sorrel horse, syears OLD
Nos Bessie, iron gray. years old, :
pleasant driver, can be driven by 1Rdys
~ head Of god milch and buttor cowsk
most Of whicn will be in proht by day OF
The above dairy was selected With eares
and are fine lot Of cattle. One BULL
| five shoats, 20 pair OF chickens, q acres
| OF wlent In the ground.
Farming implements.-Two arm wa,
ons, one nearly new; No. II Osbornse
binder in good order, Thomas hay teds
der been used but one season, Hencla
cultivator, Syracuse plow, twin herrow1x
ono Acme harrow, roller, road cart,
Jaeger wagon. . sets wagon harness. 2
heavy dearborn hprness, collars, brtdlesr
halters, lot Of forks, rakes. shoveis, hayt
i 4: - s..... c. 80 a.: ouIii, ius Us
good cider vinegar. and many otheEs
Ihrticles too numerous to mention. !,
TERM1-All sums Of go and yndeE
mon this will be given by. the purhaser-
giving banksble note with an approx.
'N PEOPLES / McELwEE.
Stidham Il Son, AuctfoneerB.
J. II. Kirk. Clerka
| 9-3-ktd-m-w-f-s-1twt \
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

How very prone to neglect the warning
Of the chilly feeling exhibited before the
approach OF tevsro cold or fever! A
doee OF Laxador taken at such . timo
would. In all probability, prevent tho
establishment OF serious disense.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Steward 4 Chandler oil r the best
coal mined. We'll cleaned, and tull
weight. Our Flour is giving grand re-
suits aud we Offer It at low prices TO SUIT
everybody. Try II. south sile or
Branch Office, ec9nd & French Phone
Ito.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
falls TO cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try It. Only 60c. per
bottle. Taylor & Fullerton, druggists.
500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Our mothers, young and old, all praise
DIR. Bull's Baby Syrup; for 1t 10 the beet
thing ior babies while teethiug. Price
IS cents bottle,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
Cheap shoes,

At No. 103 East Fourth street. Men's
shoes, $l.O0; ladiss' shoes, t1.25. Also
shoea for mIssss and children At low
rates. A call Is respectfully solicited.
MRa MUM.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

No one wants to be constantly uaing
suuiYs, washes and Irritating lotions for
catsrrh or Influenza, when 90 simple and
safe remedy as Old saul's Catarrh Cure
Can DO had for 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Complexion Powder Is an absolute ne
cessity OF the retnei Toilet In this climate.
Pozzoni's combines every element oil
beauty and putty.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

and decorating daily done with tho short hort
no',ss T,u9,b By .,ts.t q; .. 6 Son. 81 A'''
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

1920 crayon with one dozen cabinet
photographs for $500 are still being
made at Hollands gallery, S07 Market
street..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Lsdiss' department, skilled lady Mt
tendant. ElaStio goods for yaricose veins,
trusses, braces, syringes and supporters.
Belt. tho d,uggist, Sixth aud Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
90

for ~ cabinet photographs and one 1890
crayon portrait At Cummings' gallery,
500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

DUDLlC SALE OF DWELLING. NU.
l. Di0 Market streets WnmingtolA
Delaware. a Court Bosse. saturday. Msrce
JOSEPH II. CLOUD, Executor.A
z2-2S-zs-ms-s4
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

We have two Euglish walking Jackets
lett, one green. 3A-inch. aud one black.
80 Inch. Our price has been sl5. We
have reduced them to $40 each. Crsnor
d. Co.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Try ths euttsj mas at 81 Ts'n'l1.. T., NJ, !.
ssrss%.'y' : sss,:. a esn'1 per sla>'. skim MI &
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

GLOsING OUT SALE OF SHOW
" cases, counters and shelving, dry
goods and trimmings ut 1000 Delaware
would do well to call as we have bar
pains To dispose OF by the Goth of March.
225-7t cod =. W, PIERSON.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
DUBL1C SALE.

win he sold Mt public sale. at Benven-
ne stock Farm, Oh tho Lancaster Pike, 3
. miles from Wilmington, on
wEDN MARCH IL, $780,
at one o'clock, p. m,
One extra fine driving mare, has trott-
cd iu2ss n hnc lot of grade Jelsoy Heii-
ers, nli with calf by ii Thoroughbred bull;
/ thorough bred Jersey bull, % extra iine
thoroush bred and grade Berskire
shonts, thoroughbi ed Berkshire Boar.
n line one. Having these sales every
Spring, and increase amount OF stock
each Venr. none hut my own raising VII!
be sold, Everything that is offered wiii
be sod, ,., .,,,
cash on nll sums over that amount II
credit oi months wi! be given by puf-
CHASER giving u banknDlc note with an
aunrnyetl rrdorscr, with interest added,
or ) per cent. on tor cash; uo,n
l.. w. shdham & Son, Auctioneers.
ml-dw is
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
DUBLlC SALE.

pUBLlC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public sale at
his residence on the DuPonI pike, near
Montchanin station, known as the Gregg
farm, Christiana Hd., on
SATURDAY, March sth, 1890,
At o'ci )ck, p. m, head of horses and col 10,
u head Of milk cows, some with calves by
their sides; bull coinimE- 2yeAr old, 1 shoat
pigs. farm wagon, ! horse cart. l'German::
cart snlky, 2 trsttinE wagons. milk
wagon, plowi harrows, cultiystors, roller.
and double trees, forks. rskss. fodder cut
brides, collars, q iol OF chickens, s turkeys,
feed chest, will hold 40 bushels; s barnyard
racks, IL acres of wheat in the ground.
Terms: All sums OF $40 and under, cash:
all sums over tnat amount u credit rf six
months will be given by the purchaser giving
y bankAble note with approved endorser.
No intsres II paid when due, IL not paid
when due interest iro n date.
Three per cent. oil Tor cash on all
credit sums.
Nopl lstponemcnt on account of weather.
n. Ii. CHANDLER.
j. q. Robinson, auct. 2-28-et LTD
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
MONDAY, March 18th, 1880.

."s'.S -'-' ~
at o'clock, p. m., sharp, l good work
horse, IL years old: l COW, heifers,
months old; . shoats. chickens, White
Brahmns, Q geese andgander. one l-horso
plow, l iron cultivator. single harrow.
market wagon. horse cart, buck
board, 1 single set Of cnrriage har-
ness, i set of cart harness, forks. shov-
Household goods good cook stove,
Niagara No. y, sitting room stovc.. l
Howe sewing machine, large extension
table. set OF quilting frames. bureaus
and washstands, some chairs, ! double-
barrel gun, preserving kettle, some
Mason air tight Jars, dishes, lounge,
looking glass, pictures, etc.
Terms: All sums OF s25 and under
cash; over that amount credit OF eight
ing a baukable note with an approved
endorser. w. l.. CURLETT.
Thomas Braekin, auct. 2-N-2iw-Itd'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
uEETINGoN SATURDAY
the MANAGERS OF THG ANA.
rsuH ATHLETIC UNION
..0us In This City--An Interesting
,..Iop. n, which Considerable lin
,o,,nnt business s Trans
ac,cd-Compiimsnt-
ary banquet.

,rslr,ss meeting OF the Board OF
,ia.ss,. of the Amateur Athlotic
sau,ses, ,,lnp sos ,be United States was held IN
yS M. r,y last Saturday evening, % when
IN. @ so,nmi,tee on tho fencing cnsmpion-
M 's,s held In Nsw York last fAil, re-
s.f,' Sal,,i proat Of sos from the matcnee.
~ yor,h Amer can Turner Bund was
iaV liza ~. a proyisional associate member
IN ~ rnon. with the right to have nve
" a.'a".,s. Wv a, ,he annual meeting. Julius
"'.ss, a New York was elected . mem.
u. u =, the hoard from tho Turner buuds
"a . iii represent the executive com nit.
..of ,bat association In the Board of
ninsgsrs. ,.s !. ,n,.,a.-
s.., Of Patrick Cahill, Of the Scottish
lsric,n Athletic Club OF Jersey City,
s,m,sd that he was guilty OF pf0'ss-
ss.l,n. aud recommended HE suspen-
~ up,,l such timo % he produces
,ts.rea which will clear him from tho
,s,rs Tho report was adopted, and
sI'l WHO is = boxer, will be disquAli.
"a a. A meiuher of any association
plOnypg TO the Union until II 10 re-
UuNu W Wv
Edward Dodge. OF Worcester, mAss' !,
T. l., Andrews, OF Fali hiver, hisss, anu
10 s.Itou, OF Washineton. " C.s
cath Of whom have been undef oisaoi''sy,
xere teins's,ei As amateurs.
The amateur Alhisuc Union paso oAiI' )
u.pui.s,ured By spAlding d Company,
M ,dopsel for ball conte,tA II 10 sinAt-
hrto ut League oall. Inc raIee Iof
piyiiE were changed, 90 tnas Ioui w
put, Tho batter oul, lilo LcfemeininR RUE.
mtl tame as those oi the Na''onA'
Lisat
The resignation oil a. q. Miiis' oI tns
Au YORK Athletic Csuo was 'ece'veo
ini rceepad. The indoor amateui
athletic Championships were ordered L
Mheld in Boston, April IL. under tns
implces Of the Bottou Association.
A COMMUNICATION from the western
Association oi Amateur Athletes, ieiA
tive TO amslgatna,lon with tho Union,
vas read aud referred to the COMMITTEES
pp OrsAnaat on, with power to act. .
committee consisting OF Messrs. Stevens
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
MENU.


""sVl iHlhtS, trNhDcrry sauce.
.ANtl FV'SjerS. Boiled Hominy.
n, Celery.
ealeAra Cf0qucttcs. French Peas.
leiApin, u Ia Maryland.
4, hf't"r' Cream Cheese.
"S "SN',a'h. Fancy Cakes.
Fruits.
'eiiee. Cigars.
ABOUT three hours were spent in dis.
ustg ms bill Of fare, and when at
~. iue itmsnds OF the inner man were
atned the feast OF reason and the flow
uNal was opened by Chairman Kurtz,
'eo Introduced Mayor Harrington.
,.e Majot welcomed the vlsitors and
sSleI \. TO them the freedom Of the
i" ns a'so welcomed them on behalf
~. Ss M9lron Club, aud expressed the
4. Mt' usir visit would be productive
,,...aaal MIueal OF good, in arousing All In
.'pI U UpIiuterest In athletic sports. He
rg. ~ referring 10 the recent victory
,S ''uo 10 the great wrestling contest
members OF the Athletic Club OF
gseluylkm Navy. e ~
,Vc,E E hdrI slso extended q hearty
She w 10 NO company on behalf 81
n,,,1ttt'n ,"att'n Club lis gave In addition
.'',i nt'Siory OF the Warren Ohm i,
80 oi's mated Wy si.w memh.s. @ =, .
love. anJ VINO got pair Of boxing
uS bgn'l,'m ,nr,. Finally the me N Ssrs Of ths
brn,iv 'rasel ,, TO seven or eight, Subse.
fcan', .aey We're notified TO move or
tipnLa, v, niAhins 80 much noise III
Ma, nIa'n ouli hol stand 1t. Tbey had
.u ~ 20, and as a last resort moved
lr IVA sliee', between Second and
rrnr,h -, hr nucleus of the present
pnrlnda " .he club WAS formed. II,
~l''He l''uiel by intrcducing Pre.,dsn,
~, !" .h, oI the Amateur Athls.I,
wno w's received with .nnisus.
That the board had cuma b
sti.1 'He purpose OF assisting tn,
dll noI w. o' pul were happy to fnd tha
iman, uese iine AID growing sthleti,
ppc IN II. ttie--one that 10 seoond /,
n. ~ vow ''e country, and it only remain
Cn.. ~" 70 organize 1t. Go into Won
nd ,,y,,hs long your relatives and friend
bur NV o,'s ttcm to become ,membera a
k,nv sasanlzaiion. l wsnt 10 asv on,
nsuIy u' mat Is that Mr.. W. +. Kurts
|spso,r' etlssentative In the boari a
uS .,s Ia, ,',a. aud one of whom The Warre'
lLo "' .,'. J9st cause to feel proud
i, IN Map, speAker paid a glowing t,,buts t
tr,i"a ii', Who is about to sey.r III con
(.te s w,th the board, and said III. III.
v cen > sl a l,fm ni and growing sympathy M ~. \.
luis ,ba. "e Wilmington and Phiiadeiphi
Ine 'i.' ~, y, WI never be severed. ~
Fer w tbs bs We Warren Club il Known u a
= ,I,,, hug country and he closed by via II
ne '4'''' eAe greatest sucosss IN yns % \,
|t",1a, a, e.. NM, whose rs.IpD,t,o0 a.
,,ns.f U.f Of The board was sccsn,s1 ,%u =. - ;,
ID l'' h. meeting, was the 1u ueTt spssts "a !.
L %,rm " somplinonted the % man, ,Psrss Psr. !
Fe,s th.e sn tb lub on the remalkabls pr.
III derry, h.w lar an athletic club sboul
n for ort,niiying n,i,g The expenses % OF .,omUs, .nUs
Ii. uey should 20 to the s's s,%o. o, Bin, inn
scrltedr rsh,e |. account lie humS .us
whlca a x game of base bail % in N, ior or
~ tine i, ne participated In lss
" Nc"ld wa "ss never dreamed tS 10, b
' Tue A, A. q. 1t had ye
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

There will be q very interesting meet
ing held by Wsshia qton Lodge, No. ! 1,
X. Of p, to-nixht, Ciayt3n Lodge, No. 4,
having accepted mn invitation to bo pros
ent aud copfsr thp IN plIiledhank. which
is something Of move " 10 good many
OF the members oil TIE order In this city.
There will be members present from sev'
ersl OF the lodges IN the country. We
advise all who can 10 attend this meet
ing. as 1t Will vel, repay them to see the
work done IN the Jmau er Clayton Lodge
knows so we'll how to do.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

MISS A. l.. BENTZ, TEACHER OF
NL organ and piano. Terms reason able.
No. 30i W. Twelfth sta city. l2-S-Sm
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

The topic Of conversation among the
race y he dedication OF the Temple In
Chester yssyerdsy. Very near one huu-
dfed people took the 1.30 train from thia
city accompanied By Dr.. J. b. etapsbury
aud the Bethel A. n. Choir, under tho
leadarship OF Prof. w. H. r. Wright.
The hall y the property Of Naomi's Tent,
and was dedicated by the grand officers
Of the State Grand Lodge OF Pennsyl-
vania, A. Y. NJ, and were assisted By the
past masters Of the several subordinate
lodges.
DR.. J. b. stansbury, whom every ono
knows - an orator, WAS iu good condi.
tion enthused BY the solsmuity aud i'm
portance OF tho occasion. His address
was . master piece Of oratory,
worthy Of publication, but for space We
would give his rsmarks 10 full. The COL
lection was conducted By Rev. L; Paxon,
q Medic, and amounted 10 nearly 5000.
this city BY Mra NJ. 7. Sterling, MIRA
Frazier, Mra freeman, Nra A. Carty.
These ladies presented e25, and think
from what learn sre impressed 10 20
ahead and procure hall for themselves;
this Presentation came from the societies
10 this city, but least we ssy some
thing that will invite contradiction We
viii just cay that e25 came o . coutri.
button from Wilmington, either through
societies or individuals
Several choIrs were present, but
"Gloria," from Moxarts twelfth mass,
meritsd the praise Of every one who
heard II, and more 20 BY thoae who have
received musical training.
Mr.. Wright never has achieved more
mesited Victory than iu Tho rendition oi
this msss. II he has never been called {
i professor before, and if It meaus to teach
Aad tell correctly, his pupils con nferred
that honor upon him yesterday. The bal
vas built by co!ored architect, and Il
considered to BE- very. One edilcs IL
consideration Of the population Of the
two different cities, says one. We ere moi
. credit to the race, aud will stand - I
monument to future genef ati0ns. anf
shows shows what ihdCmitabls perse
versncs eau accomplish.
The ladies comiliittee, who had tht
building In charge are: Mary Il. Watts
Cattarine Wilson, Rachel Frazier
Louisa Pilts, A. X. Richardson, Mary Il
Brian, Mary K. Levi, Aunis B0an
N. +. Cclwel, Mary Z. Parker. Emm
Williams, Sarah holland, Margere
Buck, Mary Owens, Sarah Lisby, Ann
j. Vslentlna Catbarine Willisms
Harriet Simmons. Anna eAdsou.
Emma Blactsop, president; II. A
Purnsely, vice president; Henrietta Bone
treasurer. 1t would bs m injuslio,
these lad cs 10 nj / publish their names
full. They have cone what 10 10 reach {
our race to do, but for want Of push d
not. About s; . leading lady In the ei
terprise was Mrs. E. A. Parker, who
regarded 40 one Of the foremost thinkel
OF tho Goc.ety, and certainly ono OF Il
leading worksrs. She was . pupil Z
Mr.. r. J. Coffin Of Philadelphia, al
appears 10 inherit her spirit loR doir
| ind y str nj work for tho rnce
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03
SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale,
at his residence on tho River Road,
known as the Gordon Farm. near Edge
moor, Brandywine Hundred, on
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

Mothers, do not lie, yonr darlinss suffer
with the whooping cough While you nave
remedy so near st Rand. use Dr.
Buli's Cough Syrup, npd tie li.'le sauer'
or will soou lind relief. Price 20 ceuts.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-03

As horse and cattle lotion Salvation
Oh has proven itself an Iufal!ble
remedy. II has received the hearty ell
dorsemsnts OF many old and well-known
hursemen. Pfee Is cents a bottle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-06
A DRUNKEN JUROR.
Tho Trial Of Mrs. Terry Continued TIL
Tomorrow.

The Trial of Mrs. Terry Continued TIL
Tomorrow.
SAN Francisco. March 6-The trial of
Mrs. David 4 Terry, for obstructing q
United States marshal In the performances
of his duty. was resumed in the United
States district court this morning. yoseph
ID. Redding was examined as to the trouble
which happened IN the circuit court sep
TENDER 3. isss. He said he was present in
the courtroom on that day and was
listening 10 the reading by Justice
Field of his opinion In the Terry case.
He heard Mrs. Terry interrupt the
proceedings by jumping up and making
an exclamation and demanding TO know If
abe was TO be compelled to give up her
marriage contract The marshal was Or
dered to put her out OF the room after she
had refused TO resume her seat. The mar
shall proceeded 10 obey bur he was resisted
by Mrs. Terry in very angry and threat
ening manner.
c. simpson. juror in the case, came
into the courtroom this afternoon at the
conclusion of the noon recess in state of
intoxication, and Judge Ross adjourned
court nIi tomorrow morning.