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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore X. X,

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referred 10 the Ticket office al ne A s,,,.n
Trains marked thus - are u " SN''
upon which extra iare Is charge Ion
Gener Al MANAGER. General raAsen.'' a..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

An enormous amount Of suffering Is
endured through Ignorance OF the best
means OF rsliei. Thousands suffer with
catarrh who coald be cured In a little
while by Old Ssui's Catarrh Cure. rs
canta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Bur ONE of The most practical sug-
GnoaAons OF Mr.. Cochran was how 10
n1isvs the oppressed farmers OF the
ooQnty. II Waa . great deal for .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

NoTICE.-I, JAS. T. LEIGH. THE
IN owner and occupant Of the houne
Situated at the N. -. cor. Of Eleventh
and Fronch streets. In. the sixth
ward or the city OF Whining.
ton, county Of New Castle aud stnte %
Delaware, IN compliance with che re-
Quircments OF the acts OF the General
Assembly In such case mndc and pro
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the Court Of General
scsslons Of the Peace and Jail Dritycry
Of the state of Delaware, In and for New
Castle county, on Monuay, the i2th dag
OF MAY, a. b. isao, being the ncxt
term OF said court. for a license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for tho. sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one qunrt, TO bc drunk
on the premises. and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward recon-
mend tho said application. via.
" j Kelley John Doherty
Kdwared Glasco James II Aghew
GeoIR W Penney 4 y DEMO
Thomas Mcbride u Il Underwood
Alex. Mhitcrait John d Adams
jobs Ctlg Tboynas Eontlly
a y Deishton William il Murdock
Robert Baldwin John Peters
] MundorR John Carmen
James Zebicy John II Fulton
leorgc 0rieb Daniel FRITZ
William Syringe. Michael .. Meaiev
s.S-iiw.sl JAMES T. LEECH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Sunerers from Catarrhl trouble
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
NOTICE., MANUEL RICUFN.

NOTICE., MANUEL RICUEN.
~ BEkGER the occupant OF the house
known :: rherpe' Hotel, s.tust.d n No. lot
Wilmington, County OF New Castle, and
state OF Delaware, IN compliance with the
Assembly In such case made aud provided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writ
Peace aud Jail Delivery ofthe state of Della
ware IN and for New Caste County, on Nom
day, the u h day e May. A. y. isjc. being lie
said house - an tan or tavern. for the sais
therein Of tntoxiratlng liquois In less qu anti
Ties than one quart, to BE- drunk GU the prem
heI. and the following substantial freeh oldsrs
OF said ward recommend tho said application
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
TO THE MOTHERS,

Why bother yourself over
making Shirts when you can
buy at the "Bee Hive" goo
Market street, a perfect fitting
shirt, double reinforced front
and back. with all the latest
improvements put into custom
made goods that sell for $3.50
eachl We are bold enough to
say our Muslin Shirts are bet
ter for the money than is found
in any store in the city. We
ask you to try one and If not
just what you want return to us
and get your money.
White shirts for gentlemen
or boys.
Linen Apply Collars, I2Xc
goods, Ioc each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
1XNUhLR.CH .NBERann

RIoTICE.-I, JAMES WHITE, tho
IN owner and occupant OF the house
Situated at the N. u. corner OF Front
and Poplar streets. in the Second ward
OF the city of Wilmington. county of
New Castle and State of Delaware, in
compliance with tho requirements of
the acts of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing
10 the Court OF General Sessions OF tho
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle Coun-
| ~. On Monday, the 18th day Of May,
A. d. 1880, being the next term Of said
l court, for license for said house as an
Inn or tavern, for the sale therein of
| toxtcating liquors in less quantities
than ono quart to be drunk ON tho pre- m
| Uses, and tho following respectable cit
| icons Of said ward. twelve being SUD
stautii.l freeh0lders, recommend the
said application, viz;
ShSrlss y ! sDarRs as a Hoasson
Robert Kenyon James irwin
Michael Walsh Edmund q dAynes
Patrick liarrney George A Henderson
IGustave Konitser Newton Peabody
| Henry feidmeler Alexander Cham btrs
| robi George HirEei Hernard fiyRn
| Michael Grady Josph q Counor
/ Drniel O'Dyrne John u Helmet
Matthews speiselhsiser Vim Il TaS6,
| Joseph W liearn DIV shoekley
hAthiAsJ hurnberG " a Reed
s2G-st' JAMES WHITE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

NJ OTICE.-l. THOMAS DOHERTY,
IN the tenant OF the house, situated
at No. eos West Front street, In tho
First ward Of the city OF VIII
Wilmington. County Of New CAS-
pllance with tho requirements Of
case made and provided, do hereby give
NOTICE that I shalt apply IN writing to
tho Court Ct General Sessions OF the
Peace and JAN Delivery OF tho state OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle Coun-
~, on Monday, the 18th day OF May,
A. ID. 1880. being tho neat term OF said
court. for license for said house us m
inn or tavern, for tho salo therein OF In
toxieating liquors In loss quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk on tho prem
tscs and the following respectable CIT
izens OF said ward, at ienst twelve OF
whom are substantial frecholdera of
said ward, recommend the said applica-
ticn, via.
Peter }. Donnelly, R.T. Moody,
preston Ayers Julius Gunther,
j.. l.. Mcssick, Christian Spoprl.
j. McManus, Charles Corrignn,
James II. Harkins, Daniel Bnbcnx er,
John tlllibcn, Michael Riley,
james Mckenna, Fred uoldnll,i.
Phtl1p u. Plunkett, VIM, ficmnhing,
William q. Baugh. John y. fillibrn,
william n. Alden. Fred OFT.
John J. Mahahern, Edw. c.. Higgins,
Hugh Collins, James j. RiIuy.
James A. u'Donncll, Daniel McEiwec.
ms5-3t THOMAS DOHERTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
GRIM AND PRODUCE AIEKETS
OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply statement yesterday showed
wheat 10 s3s 40 bushels, decrease 81 '"'Alo bn'
els from the previous week corn lli'3i"" bushels.
A decrease Of 3j9 80; oats, 46'0''7' decrease o.
IL 1l3 bushels.
The wheat market At the Produce Exchange yes
to-day wa, decidedly stronger with a substantial ~
crease In the volume of trading due IN great part 10
free buying Ly Western concerns. Almost All ie news
VA, 81 a sort 10 hep the advance. stronger 'AbIe'
and continued unsettled weather IN Europe together
with report, Of excessive heat in the N"rth"c't ana
roevcd huyng for export, helped the bulls materially
The visible supply showing had little eject a. II hin
already bcen discounted. There was considerable cA
element during the day, and good deal oil covering
done by the shorts 49,
rIv ontions Opened al 94 - aud steadily advanced
IN oG a. closing, however. al 30 rs cents. August
',onod =, oA34 sold down TO 04 90 then up 10
a, a and closed AT 90 IL cents September stare'
- "a "a sold down. 70 "a 10 rallied 10 % "a ana
la II o5 "A cents December opened at D8 ana
sold down To- 05 rs; this was followed BY rise ="
81 IA, closing at 30 "a COO Seg bccemtor wHes
ON the curD touched 07 TO- closing az y. aee
Eypor,eIs bought 10000 bushels oil NO = "ii"'"Ace
" The cash market l2e3 cents higher IN sym tnr
pathy with 3p 6nn ,o ' Milling
export PORN " Wn also stronger chief influence in this
., III rcnr The unusually weather In the
% ,,,d = r1od deal of buying by the same firms "a
we're buIng wheat The spot market Whe "a YIN t
nXnnr, OPTIONS were active and from ! . 5@l -
higher with free covering Of shorts. both WcSrrn ara
inaaI Tie trading reached nearly 100000 bushels
md lnly sold up 10 AZ So closing at - 3D. august
Sold up to Al Is. closing AZ AZ 80. sep'emnc,,
touched ~ i61d closing at a 3d. o''oOcr re"'"''
% IS, closing 1T the top. a., ,.. -,
oats we're Likewise affected by The strength OF
r,,o.t and corn September lots advanced 2 to -
cent but the extreme prices checked export business
onions gained 5sd1 cent, but trading wa duli.
iii RANGED from - l-2n34 6S cents, closing ~
"a ~ August from 80 34a3i Is. closing At - -
and september from ~ l4o32 "a cents closhg III
Lard was also stronger but quiet. closing figures
showing a rise Of 304 points. Nothing was done iof
"nnrt rIIy closed nj 20 %, August, ~ L.: sep
tcInbrr s8 %: october, 81 80; November - ~ ana
December. ~ 30. . ..., ...out.,.
,rhc recent, Of grain aud -four reported YESTERDAY
a., Tcv York philadelphia and Baltimore were "a, ol
inys Wheat $50 Sol bushels; corn, ~ 6i@ hu>leiN
not. 17r $50 bushels. total grain. 1OJh6J BUSHES
Gour Az -O1 packages At Chicago, Milwaukee ana
- Ioui, the arrivals were: Wheat. 22l, bnSh"Is
corn 7o4 go bushels: oats. 3ei.o66 bushel' total
crsin a3O 30 bushels -four. 1861 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
EVIDENCE RUINED BY AN UNDERTAKEN.
THE BODY OF NICHOLAS CARROLL EMBALMED
BEFORE THE AUTOPSY DISPUTE
ABOUT THE RESPONSIBILITY.

The effort to ascertain the truth in regard to the
cause Of the death Of Nicholas Carroll to whom II is
charged overdose OF hyoscyamne given BY an
error the part of Lee Roberts, the drugcIerk who
put up the prescription for Dr. W. NJ Hutchinson has
been defeated by the action of the undertaken who
embalmed the body instead of keeping il upon ice
Immediately after Mr.. Carroll's death John H. New
man. an undertaken, called in, and he saws that
Mrs Carroll directed him to embalm. the body. as Dr.
Hutchinson had told her that her death was
due to of the stomach Mrs. Carroll cOrrobo-
rates him. but DR.. Hutchinson denies emphatcaly
that he told her any such thing and says that he
left directions for the body to be kept OH ice as an
autopsy would be made Clerk Patton, OF the coroners
Office says that he sent word to the same effect to
the undertaken
County Physician shepard away, and did not
return TO make the autopsy until sunday. lie re
ported to Coroner Rooney yesterday that in making
the autopsy. assisted by DR.. Hutchinson. family
physician of the dead they found all the organs
excoriated and discOlorcd and hardened by the EN-
balming fluid which had been introduced. The liver
was enormously enlarged, and far advanced In
fotty degeneration. All pathological indications had
been obliterated by the destructive effects of the
baming fluid and it was impossible TO determine the
cause of death. The embaming fluid used
combination of arsenic and chloride of zinc.
Coroner Rooney will hold the inquest On Thursday
evening Roberts stin jail, unable to get bail.
His counsel will assert at the inquest that the death
Of Mr.. Carroll was due to fatty degeneration of the
liver. The prescription calling for Merk's amorphous
were not taken by the dead man. Which. it is said
contain Merk's crystalline hyoscya anime. viii be put
Grand a Even s o IN 'e Of
the fact that the actual Of death cannot be
shown. As TO the responsibility in The case, the
coroner will cndeavor TO have it fixed upon the un
dertaker. II would be possible to wipe out the evil
dence of terrible crime 10y simply embalming the
body of victim Of poison given 20 end life and thus
Illustrate the ends of justice and permit modern
Borgia TO 90 unpunished. The case in question may
lead an amendment Of the law which will prevent
nndeItakers from acting without proper authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

at OF IL. sold between 81 and % SIS, and closed at
90 lisa 90 IA.
The start here at about IL cents advance
over Thursdays last figures rhe movement was so
big that certain OF the big scalpers,' notably Bloom,
PardIge and Ream became at once large sellers There
was little setback about IL cent. A'messasc was
received from the Northwest about the report OF trouble
at Fargo and this caused an instantaneous rush by
shorts to cover. The contradiction OF the most
sensational part Of the Fargo report resulted in tl,
yielding. Just before the close. Minneapolis reported
a good foreign -four trade The visible supply state
ment early promised a large decrease. The final
figures showed decrease for the week Of only 900
bushels.
Corn had even more advance than wheat and was
almost largely dealt in. July opened at IS 3D.
sold between 30 SIS and 81 36 and closed at 36 "a
August corn opened at 36 Is touched 81 IL, and
closed at ~ "a. september opened at 81, sold
between 36 5o and 81 I-2 and closed al 81 10 BUY
Ing was led by ~. Louis. oats advanced about
cent. Provisions were helped some by the strength
OF corn ribs at the close showing an ADVANCE over
Thursday OF 10 cents lard an advance OF IL cents
Pork almost entirely neglected. July closing at
So 90. January at 80 %. Hogs at the yards were
mp 30 cents. On the curb. September wheat sold at
al cents; puts at 20 rs and calls at % IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
. NEW scHooLuousE FOR FLATBUSH.

4 meeting Of the residents OF school District NO
in tho nwp Of Flatbush which comprises the village Of
that name WAS held in the Town Hall last evening 10
the question Of charging the scho0lhouse at
East Broadway and Locustst. supervisor W. W.
LYMAN presided. DR.. John l.. zabriskie, one OF 1ie
trustees stated Tive situation. The school Duiuihs
erected thirteen years ago at cost OF $loooo hau oec
outgrOwn. The land requisite c0uid DE pi"'u'ou "''
-, oo,d which ,yould a,out double the present
csnartS for $4,000. He offered a ycsoiu'loh en-
,oycrIng the trustees 10 proceed WIN wy ina.o,
Wiigam John 1imay Ian and others; tx supcI'iSUrs
Williamson RAYMOND Cousins, ii. j. hsicslol "u q,
erccfine n new school building I'm the northern part Oh
The y.iilaCe The resolution of Dr. Zabilske ""N
a0opted by o vote Of 81 to AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Navy dispatch boat Despatch, win secretary
Tracy on board arrived at the Navy laid rom nc"
London early yesterday, and after the secretary hau
made a general inspection of the Cob DOCK anu inc
new vessels building he went to the Hotel 81 george
Mrs Teresa COnkn, Of No. III CongresSst.' was
admitted ~ citizenship by Judge OsDOihc III inc ''J
C,r,s YESTERDAY She was voucled for by Mrs haIrleI
RrstoW OF No. 234 Clinton-s
Come and hear what the wild. wild waves VIII say
IN IuIv -, saws the invitation to the retail gFocer7
on,p,I ncuic at Concy Island. Atlantic, brush up
vour German for that day don't forget III
The New. York and Brooklyn painters unions nave
aualg,mated and elected officers OF the ne" OF
ganilation w. schroeder recording secretary, I" Lrsc
financial secretary, II. FrOcck sergeant alarms ana
Ne,.rs Ertmann LESSER and BschOpsbcrger delegates
TO the Building Trades section.
Williamsburg Framers' Union No. has elected
(,bares Miller president, Michael >cgl and william
pcrtsch secretaries, Charles BOldeman treasurer anu
Alois FohIs walking delegate.
Icc Twccdv 4 CO., the firm who employ William
Miller the member Of the 18Th Regiment who sent
Letter IN Colonel Austen signed by the nrm, saying
that he would be discharged II lie went "a the Siatc
Camn have rcpudated the letter a. "A forgery. u
seems that Miller did not want to go 10 camp ana
asked H. f. Church. the head OF the department TO
write a letter OF excuse ~ the Colonel. Mr. Church
told Miller TO write It, This he did. signing The hrms
name 10 the letter already published.
The Burger &c Hover Brewing Company has brought
an action against the Fred Hover Brewing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

previously reported 256 carloads Of 69 head-35
carloads Weeha for export Great Britain oil
carloads Hoboken East Side abattoirs SO csrosds
Goth Of which carloads for Eastmans Com.
log carloads Jersey city of which 20 carloads are for
shipment the Richmond HILL leaving. with the Few
carloads held from last week, fully so carloads 70 DC
sold.
The demand was fair grades native cattle and
also for Texans, with the former steady and the latter
fraction lower poorest grades About everything was
closed ont. 80
Stlted steers OF which there was a fair supply sold
81 l5ds4 20 per 100 n. Texans and CherOkees AZ
SO 12ds3 rs grass cornted natives at 80 s5ds4 %
for ordinary prime and few picked steers al 90
Lulls at 50 asa 90 and oxen at ~ ID.
Reported Chicago and Western dressed beef for
the week ending SATURDAY. July s. 5l3l csrcasse>,
at The price of 80 500. per 100 ~ There was
Swift & Co. sold at their N.wYork. Brooklyn ana
Jersey City houses Psi Of Chicago dressed
beef weight 72l n and average price 80 90 per
100 n. a.
g; H. Hammond & Co.'S agents sold in NewY York CITY,
Brooklyn and Hoboken 1853 carcasses average weight
6s4 n. and average price SO SO per 100 n
Nelson Morris Co sold at their NewYork and Brook
Ign houses 573 average weight ooo H. ana
average selling price 80 ~ per 100 n ILL, -. ,.o-
Armour & Co. sold in New York. Brooklyn and jersey
City Chicago dressed e average weight
734 n at the average price Of s6 10 per 100 n 49, e.
The Armour Packing Company sold IN New-f ork tlty
and Brooklyn PA of Kansas city dressed b
weight 7l2 N, and average selling price SO %
per 100 n.
Private cable adviccs to Saturday report rergernted
beef steady az 39,d or 72c n. and American
steers selling at 10a11i2c dead weight:
steamers repored to sail to-day ard tomorrow are me
head both laden br Nelson Morris also the Alaska with
2152 quarters shipped by Eastmans Company
This weeks shipments OF live cattle and sheep ana
dressed beef are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
THE STATE OF Trade.

1otc Flour dr2. whcat. southern actcs' strong.
now tough aad gsrcky. s3aosc fair to good TO con
ditIon. o9d932c fntl, Ssa9ic longberry 2oa95c NO.
10 'ea Winter NO. red ie SPOT 'O' e2s%o9St Sy
02a do25,c: August 92c sales. September, 922c.
eSTnSoI. fT6n MN mn nod wh hnt JUN
i22af2'.c; August. i2ad43c september i32c steamer
oats steady unEradcd southern aud Penn.ylyana S2a
grsdcd No. 2. white s5Ac rye quiet; choice 55d56c
prime 52d5ic good TO fair $1,000. Hay steady prime
70 choice timothy ell Sod:l2 20 rrSyisloa3 steady
unchanged. Freights to ILiyerpool per ,tcamei nrn
bbs wheat 72O0O bush corn $1,000 bush; oats, 20 90
g oGo Ss3 S6 % .6S COO t b..
'orn. 20 900 bush.
steamer yellow, 40i.c oats arm; 40. J white 37ac ;
No white. SIC. Shorts quiet and firm spring bran.
Other articles unchanged. Receipts for three daysElour
500 bbls sacks corn. 1853 coo bush oats 5000
bush shorts, 800 tons.
Buffalo. July 7.-wheat-No hard strong and higher
closing No Northern, % he asked winter wheat
and firm sales. 1000 hush 40 req at e5tc IN
asked other grades in tho market Corn strong ana
higher; light demand at the closing No. y"Iio" sod
at +ec 40 yellow at isc 80 a. &C no s "a 600 GOO
bush no white at 331,c $1,000 bush at 3id3iac -
oarload- at 3iic closing a. 31c ear no. "hi@ so1
At 33'2c car 40 mixed at sc on track hy- G GHl!
- - beet winter, ~ Godsi Is Mlf"ed sL,dy %n'
S. to Albany 81 3d. Receipt.-flour 30 900 bbs wheat
5000 bush corn 10000 bush o., 90 600 Sh
1900 bush Canal shPnent'bw neat nv
rai-Flour 1000 bbls wheat, 10000 bush corn 10000
bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

London July TAT the wool sales to-day, IL 946 bales
were offered There fair attendance and the market
showed greater animation. For New.south Wales and
Queensland superior greasy mernos there keen
petition there also better inquiry for YEA
land crosbieis Secured wool, good demand and
prices for this hardening. Fair attention
paid TO good cares There have been withdrawn 1000
bales ana there are available $4,000 bales. The details
OF o.days offerings are follows: Vicoria 300 bales
sooured 92ddls I'D DO locks and pieces 6ssddls Sd
greasy .ddls do locks and pieces 80 dis Sd. New
South Wales 500 basscOUred 10 adals I'd do locks and
b.dsd Queensland, 200 baes-ScOuIed Is fi2ddls 81 !;
DO loo ks pieces. l0ddls 4d greasy d0d do locks
and pteces "a South Australia, 100 baesScoured.
L. 2EaIs locks and pieces oadd9od greasy eiss
100 do and pieces. Cid Swan River 300 bales
Secured 9dGls "a do locks and pieces 9das Sd greasy.
6dd I'D do locks and pieces, idtdtd New:1eaand.
s 400 baes-Scored SLddls Sd: do locks and pieces,
sdGIs sd greasy OaddE I'd do locks ana piece. 2'.ds
IOd Tasmania, halo, Greasy ddlid; do lock- and
pieces is,dd9d Cape OF Good HOPE and Natal. 1000
Secured 9ddls sd greasy, t-ddlld; do locks ana
pieces. Ghd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
THE WEEKLY PAYMENT LAW ~ FORCE.

The Weekly Payment law went into effect yesicr
dav and employees of the Fire Department and old
Croton Aoucduct laborer, engaged at per diem RAJ"
of wages were allowed 10 draw their wages lahoicI'
on the Croton Aqucduct will receive their warr' on
TUESDAYS in future: those Of the street Cleaning
Department and dog pound on Wednesday those oi
the Dock Department Oh Thursdays, ana th''c oil te
pepartment % Public Works Fridays. An add
tionaI clerical force was required by the law. and
Controller Nvcr, accordingly increased MS force hy
the appointment Of :. j. iarriott and ;. \. "anslcr
A. asestantS to the City Paymae ter.
owing H. the differences in the interpretation Oh
the law il Ia, been decided T. obtain ludi TAI
decision by mean, of a friendly Nnlt. which VII he
begun AT once In the supreme Court SlioHIu 'Ho
decision be opposed to tho opinion Of Corporation
Counsel Clark the number OF warrants VIII be incrcA'
from ~ 900 To- $4,000 and the labor Of the Finance
Department will DE propoIuonatcly increased