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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01
FIFTH edition,


The tubercle bacilli was discovered
10y Prof. Koch, to be constantly pres
Ient lii all cases of consumption. Where
the blood Is impoverished or impure,
there results that constitutional con.
Idition known us scrofula, which Is
characterized by the llal ity of cer-
tain tissues to become the seat OF
Ichronic inilummations and enlarge
Iments. Virehow says their vulnera-
IDlllty Is excessive" Consequently. ex-
citing causes which would have only
passing effect upon n healthy subject,
would produce Inflammation and di.
sense In the scrofuluus.
These troubles may start as catarrh
in the nasal passages, throat or lungs,
and as the membranes become weak.
Iened, tho tubcrcle bncilli entor and
multiply, AMI we have, rs a result, that
DIR al disease Consumption.
Find u perfect remedy Tor scrofuia,
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lies the blood, a well as claims 10.
That, il It's taken in time, will cure
Consumption. IL has been found, In
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As Il strength-restorer, blood cleanser,
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kindred ailments, it's the only remedy
so sure that II can be guaranteed. II
lit doesn't benefit or cure, your money
lis refunded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01
Fourth edition


The Levy Court met this morning at
10 o'clock. This being the regular
meeting of tho court, and bill day.
considerable time was spent In miScel-
laneous business and In passing bills.
About 30 names wera placed upon tho
assessment. all that were present. Tho
county comptroller's report. which
was read and ordered fled shows a
balance on hand from last month OF
$2l $500, and other collections max
ing the total for the month 33S 1883.
The expenditures during tho month
We're $500 foI the Homeopathic Hospl-
tai; 5000. Is for the Trustees OF tho
Poor S750.32 commissions to delin-
quent tax collectors; S6l,S7, aims.
house Insurance.; $3.50 for the auditing
committee; printing and stationary,
$50; magistrates and eonslableS, ssh
20.
Sunday schools, si9.41; salaries,
81, 260.S!; Jail commissioners, syst 95;
public buildings, sol .63: causeways
and bridges, l50l.25; courts of general
sessions and Oyer6 lerniner, 80, 1885,
OF; grand jHrles, .32;miscellaneous,
s565,25; total. sl6, $40 80; balance, sll,-
1884.
An order was drawn forSuperlntend-
ent OF County schools IL. ID. Griffin Tor
sos 10 for negro schools.
Amongst the bills passed wore w.
G. II. COlquhoun, 5l03.95; Robert Shaw,
$5l 40; jail Commissioners, $500; w.
l.. Wier, Thomas 10y, ID. b. Maloney,
each S25. for laying out new election
dlstr cts in the rural hundreds.
DR.. j. j. Black, $3.50; p, w. h d.
Railroad Company $3.50; Crosby x
Hill, SS, l6; Wood x Bro, 3l3 II; James
Ii. Pierce, s24.00; Thomas Lattomns,
slS 90; Jacob Caull, $500; Dr.. J. r.
Smith, $1,000; Alvin Il. Morrison
$lo4.l4; Every Etening Printing Com
pany, s3l.0O; journal Printing Co, 1871
News Publishing Company t3l,OO; Re
publican Publishing Company, S30.2
During the forenoon $1,000 was ad
ded to the appropriation for printing
At y. m. court took recess unit
D. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01


Mrs. Annie Doughorty, No. 304 Fast
Sth street WIS greatly surprised by
q number of her friends gathering at
her residence on Friday evening. Mrs.
.Dougherly had gone out to spend tho
evening and was surprised on her re-
turn to lind a number of her friends
there to celebrate her birthday. She
ireceived many handsome and useful
presents. Their was vocal and inStrG-
mental music. At IL O'Clock the
guests were invited to the dining
room, were table stood laden down
with the good things OF tie season.
Among those present were the Mrs.
Annie Dongherty, Mrs Lain, Mrs.
Laura Sherwood aud the Mr.. and Mrs.
harles Wolf, Misses Name Dough-
crty, Ella Dougherty, Hlma Dough-
erty, May Vansant Jennie Hamblin,
Annio Wainwright, Mary and Edna
Simpson, Clara Zebley, Laura Glasco,
Ella Peterson, Lena Blucheart, Mrs.
Colder Achenbach, Messrs. William
IDougherty, Clarence Elliott, Harry
Elliott, VIM. Walters, VIM. McCaffcrty,
Pussy Smith, /. Eurk. Edward Collins,
Isaac Way, Edward Buck, J. Wintrup,
VIM. Roach, Charles and John Bonner,
Elmer Vernon, Harry McKensie p. @.
Cloud. Harry Moore, VIM. Walters,
Charles Roach of Seaford, VIM. Comfy
OF Chester, Harry Dickerson and many
others. At a late hour, the guests de.
parted, wishing hlrs Dougherty,
many moro happy birthdays.
| ONE Who WAS THERE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

The town having had two very de-
fires within tho last year, the
citizens have concluded to procure an
for tho protection of the
properties from that most dreaded
elcment. Meetings were held on Sat-
urday, the Goth and also on the 27th
ult., when n committee was appoints
cd to organize a hand fire engine COM
pany. The citizens therefore met at
Tile Office OF ]. NJ. Newbold last even
ing and formed u company to he
known as Diamond State Fire Com
pany, No. |, OF Newport, Dol. Taei
Company efif6+Asd tthffttfF+t y;six nars-
and elected tho following oi1idcfs:--S
President, Il. =. Jones; Vice presi-
dent. j, W. IL. Watson; Secretary, T..
Myers: Treasurer. }. NJ Newbold The
following committee was appointed to
solicit subscriptions for the purpose OF
purchasing the necessary apparatus
W. +. Groome, j. X. llama and j. Il.
Conlyn. The neNt meeting will he
held az the Office Of j. M. Hcwbold on
Saturday March 9TH, at ) O'Clock p. m,
To which all citizens of the town and
vicinity who wish to join arc respect
fully Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal. ..-
Don't forget the great picture sale,
419 Shipley street, commencing March
LIST.
For house plant flowers, ETC., use
Bowker's Flower Food. For sale by j..
J. Smith, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Hon. A. Ii. Baker and wife, and Mrs.
Webster OF Buffalo. arc visiting thor
sister, Mrs. Chapel, at No, 1927 Market
street.
Miss Gertrude Rakostraw is visiting
her cousin, Miss Margaret L. Way, OF
this city. ..a...- -...
Fifty cases of canned sugar corn will
he sold al Stiiham's auction rooms to-
morrow Wednesday, morning at IL
o'clock.
The Board of Trade will meet next
Thursday evening when the indus.
tries of our city will DO stirred up.
Joseph lIaines, No. SOC Jackson
street, is practical landscape garde,
ner. and also gives especial attention
to moving and planting trees. Oui
citizons will do we'll to consult him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Tho storm yesterday and last night
was one of tho seyerast that has visited
this city for some time. The wind
blow II perfect gale, and there was con-
siderable electrical disturbance. This
was evidenced by sharp flash of
lightning, which shot across the sky
shortly uelOIe o'clock in the evening.
Circuit No 5, of the Gaynor police
telegraph, was burned out and lender
ed useless until repaired. There was
also soma trouble caused to the tele-
phone and telegraph wires. During
the afternoon and evening the rain
fell in torrents and umbrellas were
but OF lutte uso, as aside from the
danger Of their turning inside out, it
took strong arm To hold one. A num-
Dor oil signs were blown down and
limbs torn from trees.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01
On the Why TO ParalIIse.

ually disrogard their huuith will rcnrh thai
desirable place, aud avoid the lUca ity
which is less desirable "a an eternal resi-
dcnce on account OF the heat and sur.
roundings generally. But while we taTry
in this vale OF tears why should VIZ vOi-
unfairly endure the tOtturcs OF Dyspepsia
when systematic use Ut Has'tttcr =
Stomach Ditters Will rid us Of fhe afro.
cious malady which unless physicians are
very much Al fault tends 10 shorten the
term of our existence. Heartburn. bilious
ness constipation almost ALWAYS accom-,
pany this complaint and are symptomattG
ot H. These are all eNtinguishul 10y I'm
Bitters. which also conquGrs completely
malaria, rheumatism NERVOUSNESS ans
debility. Since the appear nee oil Ia
grippe IL has shown u singular mastery
over this Formidable complaint lhnt hn,
carried oil 50 many Of our briRAtt s. ant
best
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01
+. II. HARRINGTON,
Cummnnher, q. :. NJ,
m1-lteod I.isht-iluuso Inspector,

DHDPOSALS OFFICE OF LIGHT
i house Inspector Fourth District. at
Pin ladclphin, Pa, February ~. 1872.
Proposals will he received at this onlcc
INT II l2 o'clock noon, on Thursday. the
3lst duy Of March. lSJI, for Furnishing aid
delivering provisions for ve5sel5 and
light stations in this district.
Forms Of proposals and printed instruc-
tlons giving f,lll particulars as 10 the ar
teles required, and the term. of delivery
aud payment, can he obtained at this Of
flee. The right is ressry Oh 10 reject the
whole or part Of any or all bid. and TO
waive any defects. Tho United STAT cs
also reserves the right to reduce tho
quantities specified, or to require the de.
| livery ut ANY time during the fiscal year
| Of n grcnter quantity tnot TO exceed oao-
third OF any item or article mentioned
| In The specifications, aud ii clause TO this
| eject will be inserted In the contra. (.
| Couiracts VIII II tho approved until the
| Sundry civil tiill max ng appropriations
| tor the next fiscal year has hcnnme u law.
| =. 7. II AIR N ZION.
Commander. L. :. N,
| m1eodit Lisht-house Inspector.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01
DIED.

FEltG USON-Iu this city on the 2Sth
inst, Ethel D., daughter of Robert and
Maggie b. Ferguson. aged years.
Relatives and friends ure rcsnrptfuIIy
invited to attend her funeral from the
reSidenco of her parents. No. 6s1 West
Third street, on Wednesday, March 2, 1892.
Services at tho house Mt = p. m. Inter
ment private at Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
MOORE-On Feb. 2sth, 1892, Ann, widow
OF John Moore. aged - years.
| Relatives and friends are invited to A.
| tend the funeral from her late residence,
| No. l0T Adams street, on Wednesday,
March I'd, Mt IL O'Clock a. IN. Interment at
| Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
! PORTER-On Fob. %, 1892 Annie, daugh-
| ter of John II, Porter. aged II years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence of
I her farther. Tth and Madison streets on
/ TUESDAY afternoon. Services at hous
at O'Clock. lnterment ut Rivcrview
| Cemetery.
| DEAN.-At Newark, Del. on February q,
| james Frederick H., son of Joseph and
| Elizabeth II. Dean, in the 9Th year Of
| his age.
MceARTiIY-At Rising Sun, Del. on
| February "a John D., son of Hannah
NJ. and the late Timothy Mccarthy. aged
| 3ycars ana months.
EBRIGHT-At Booths Corner Pa on
! February =. NJ. Lille. daughter of Geo
w. and AMMO Ebright, aged 70 years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01
Third edition.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS..

Hundny School Men and Women Meet
IN Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
and Talk Over Sunday School Work.
4, Owing to the prevailing storm yes
ferday afternoon the conference of
Sunday School workers iii Delaware
avenue Baptist Church was not so
large as anticipated, though consider
: ing the weather, tho turnout was a
. good one.
The purpose of the convention WIS
10 adopt means by which all SUNDAY
school workers in the city could bc
he brought mole closely together into
sconcerted action.
I. The exercises commenced at 230
,c'ciock by devotion services, in which
u. r. King, secretary of Young Mems
christian Association, led the music
The meeting WAS then formally call
led to order by Harry Emmons, Esq.,
who explained its objects. A pClma-
pent organization was then cilec ed
by the election OF the following ont
GERS:
K President, Harry Emmous; yicn
president, William II. Foulk; second
yice-president, David W. Harlan; secre
tary, Miss Sue Simpson; treasurer,
+ Noble 7. Hadley; executive committee
a. v. Hysore, chairman; John White
5IuOmaS n. Porter, howard bdllhuHT'
Mrs William X. Crosby. Miss liZlit
Stroud and Miss Clara MendiuhHll.
4 service Of song then followed 0nc
brief conference of pastors aud sun
day school superintendent.
-Mutual helpfulness subject Sc
down for consideration by w
Prickett, Esq, who not being ples"nt
y Professor ID. W. Harlan, Super,ntai
dent OF Public Schools, handled it IN II
able manner.
"our association, how shall we ut
HE It," was tho subject OF au able Ills
/. course by Joseph Pyle.
Professor Isaac /. johnson, principi
OF the Friends school read,a very III @
esting paper on The Teachers, Eye
and Ears" after which the conyentiO
took a recess until 7.30 o'clock.
The evening session was well al
tended considering the weather. Ate
service ofsong Professor HIS Golt
\ 10y gave very interesting lecture o
"What ought u Sunday School be!'
The lecture was discussed by Il nun
Der OF five minute speakers in wliC
lwere Rev. Isaac Jewell Joseph Pyle. .
R w. Hysore, j. Il. King, Isaac L. Johl
son, II. Appleby, Thomas IL. !
Messenger, Charles I3airl, the Rev "
H I'D. Cook, William X. Crosby and Harl'
lEmmons.
Adjournment was then aiken unit
Thursday, April II, whom the eonfe
sence will meet in st. Paul's NJ.
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

While visiting New York last week
was invited out to tea. No had the
finest. withstand ligEtcst bread and
biscuit ever saw. ! inquired about
the flour and was told by eanti.lnan
nj the table that it was G. led the
s'White Line Flour" He snl5t lbs SUP
posed 1t was too hi5h-pficed toI
Wilmington peopie. Wat was not
49, u New York went to England.
That put me ON NY mCttle. iHgutr'
cd where it was sold; would lie show
me the way l would take y barrets
Of 1t. said ttrre might ho one r,el
man in Wilmington that | cuald ell d
barrel to II not ! would II q II my
SELF. So here Is the Hour. AL; Tot til,
White Line Flour ut sOa King street
and southeast corner 9Th and KING
streets. I. NJ. NaR,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

l. W. Stiiham & Son, auctioneprs,
sold ON Monday, on the farm of Pass.
more Bros, Christiann Hundred, 20
COWS for Poster q Mock, ut an average
oi ;'53 per head; bulls. S35 each
il. w. SticiAn u Son. auctioneers,
sold at public sale for the executor OF
the McElwro estate, In Mil Creek Hun
drcd, on Monday Horses, slu0, Slll,
Sl25; cows from .25 TO $40; bull, $50;
pigs, 80: corn - cents per bushel; hay.
sl2.5O per ton; wheat as per ucIe. sale
was well attended, bidding good, and
everybody we'll pleased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

An Informal reception was held yes.
terday afternoon al Fletcher Hall, No.
t04 Market street. by Bishop Andrews,
when he was greeted by many of the
prominent Methodist Episcopal lay
men In this city.
Among those present wore: John q.
Baker, chairman of tho conference
committee on entertainment; IL. q.
Robinson, Vim. Ii. Foulk, samuel IL.
Baynard, Joseph Pyle, Jt.bez lobson,
( A. v. Hysore, Lewis /. Grub, W. II.
sBillany and II. +. Pickles.
/ Bishop Andrews Cltatted with all
present, md made very favorable
Impression. He started Tor New York
sfast evening on the 6.2l o'clock train
lover the F., w. u i. railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Dry ieyerish, or irrtat ii skin. Chaps
hates R0ughncSs. by one app!ieation OF
the elegant toilrt requisite, LEAUHELLn
on BA N, Instantly anloathed aud healed
and the SKIN al once made pliublc. I'M
lko any other preparation it dries in
quickly. obViutinG Necessity OF washing
II IN or covering il M. The desired eff
feet Is instantaneous DOES not grease
nor soil anything, pure clean. colorlcss.
harmless, hhc. and ! % ut druggists.
Large size prepaid 10y express for Sl.Ol.
H. ;. Wells Jersey City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Last night, while Edward Truitt was
undcr the influence OF liquor, he took
\ cold duck by walking overheard at
French street wharf when he Justify
called for help lie was henrl by the
at George w. Bush IL Sons.
who succeeded in rescuing him. He
was given In charge OF Sergeant Wig
wha took him to his home
al sixth and Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Washington Conrlave, NO =. IIepta-
sop'f5=or,, ". II. Will hold the regu-
lar wei ,tY meeting this evening, WHOM
Is ~ JGetrd ihM liia tic committee
on the em4rt8iInnt fprthe hcnrdt Of
tha liNrafy wtll ma,tt n tiralien9rt. A
look ease viii 10 p#rriusei at oaae,
and lhN iEdi al tons az mat Wifiln Il
month tho onaluve willOwna library
thai Will bo tree to all HE mem teIs,
ahtl one that they need rot he aslialu.
cd OF,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

SYMfToNs-M DISTURB; intense itchin z
and singing; most Mt night; WORSE by
scratching. II allowed to continue tu-
mors form, which often bleed anu ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OlNTNENl stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumur. Al druggists, or 10y
mail for ~ cents. Di. SwAyne < son
rniluieip hiG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, of Union NJ.
Il. Church. delivered lecture last
eventng for tic benefit of Harrison
Street NJ. l.. Church. His subject was:
'Howto Triumph over FUa5 ana Fools
and WAS handled in masterly man
ner There was fair.siHed audience
present considering the weather, and
the financial results were satisfactory
to the managers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Still going, still cning. and ever
viii euro, coughs, hoisness. sore
thrOat4, the grip, Group aud every
trouilln or the throat ana lungs that
would terminate in coHsumptinH; ne
hola mean Dr.. Slmms' White PuImon.
ic RalJaln. Sold at druggists. Oalce,
322 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Postmaster Stewart has resolved
aud accepted the resignation Of Isaac
Bowers, stamp clerk in th1 local
distribution department of the post
Office. Noble B. MENU In, Of the
Eighth ward, wa appointed last even-
ing to IA he vacancy; AMI Ga, eat,f g!
morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

The Board OF Election Commission
ers completed their work and made
their report to the clerk OF the peace
w. Z. Bggs yesterday as follows:
'Blackbrd hundred into two cleo
tlon disui'ts; Appoquinimnk, Into
two election districts; St. Georges,
West Election district, into two cleo
tion precincts; St. Georges, East Elec-
tlon district, into two election pre-
cincts; Pencader hundred into two
election districts; New Castle hyndred
into four election districts; Clristiana
South Election district into two cleo
ton districts; Cnristiana. North Flee
ton district into two election districts;
White Cay Creek, West Election dis
tiict, into two election districts, and
hJve established the boundaries thereof
and designated each OF the said newly
established districts with uppropri
ate titles and liked the places for hold
ing tile elections and appointed the
inspectors for the Same, all Of which
VIII more fully appear by reference
to certified copy oil our action hereby
submitted.
And furthermore. IN order that the
voters OF New Castle county may have
an opportunity To better aCquaint
! Themselves with the boundaries. titles,
distinctions ana places Tor holding the
elections IA Hll th9 ectipn districts
both new and Old of New Castle cpun.
/ ty Nc recommend to your cunsli.era
| ton the Necessity OF having puDlishet
| for dlstr.5utiun SO or more copies ul
/ n patAphict containing such infOrma
/ ton. llls commission ulsc rerngniZ
| ing the fact that this election under tn,
now system viii require II large outlay
I OF money and desiring TO CurtHIl OK
| penses rs much IL possible, and ais,
| III order to secule uniformity in siZ
and shape oil booths, would Suggrs
aud recommend that the various N
sptctors throughout tho count,
suuuld III the month of May ensuing
from tho date hereof, meet al som
convenient place in the county, an,
adopt some lltublc pan or model 10
buoths and contract with some goo
and roiIalilo person or persons fOr TN
Manufacture and delivery al the same
on or uUfOrc November LIST, 1871! at til
, polling places throughout the county
The following named uerSuus ar
hereby appointed inspectors for tn
newlymadc Districts ChristIana
Highlands, North Election distrc;
john >. Miller; Ehrisliuna, lurshaliton
SoIlh Election district, George VI
Bennett; White Clay Creek, West VII
liam H,Smith. PencaIcl. West Electiu
4 district, Charles Leak Fast 1T. George
Second Election precinct, Samue
. learsley; West st. Gcol ge'S, Secun
Election precinct. I. Ii. Armstrong
APPOINTMENTS, East Election district
William Il. Weldon; BlatkUird, las
Election district, Robert liuggh4,
/ New Castle, East Election distrlc
James g. Jami7on; New Castle, IVES
DANES - Iomani New Castle SOuti
Lewis f. Eliuson.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

There are scores of people in VII.
miugton who don't know what pure,
full strength medicines arc. Patrons
of the oldest-ablished drug store, 9TH
and Poplar, get the best that care and
long experience can produce. Prompt
und accommodating attention TO your
every want. lie /, the druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Enterprises Of great pith and mo-
ment" are so engrossing the minds of
men, that they neglect their own af-
fairs, and grow old with pain, forget
ting that bottle Of Salvation Oil will
cure all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

Powell has on his stalIs IA tie Third
street market ireeh sAaI and hstr.ug
kalibut, COD fish haIiafk. roah llst..
Hout, fOundei-, sherps head, lake
ekad. white fish, Yellow perch terra.
.kif.&tG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

DROPoSALs-OFFICE OF LIGHT
i house Inspector. Fourth District, at
Philadelphia. Pa, February 2yth. 1892.
Proposals will he'received mt this Of
flce until II o'clock, m. on Thursday the
thirty.iirst day of March, ls91, tor fur
nishing and delivering coal Tor vessels
and stations in this district. for tho fiscal
year on ding june 3Dth. 1898.
Forms OF proposals and printed spcci-
hcntious. giving full particulars rs Ia
the kinds of fuel required, the quantity
aud quality, and the terms of delivery
and payment, can be obtained at this Of
Hoe. The right Is reserved to roJect any
aad ali bids. and to waivo any defects.
The United states also reserves the
| right TO reduce tho quantities specified,
OF to require the delivery at any time
during the Ascal year Of II greater guam
tlty mot to exceed one Thirdly Of amy
iiem or article mentioned in the speech
| cations, and a claus. to this effect will
| be inserted III the cont act.
| Con tracts will not be approved until
the Sundry civil bin making approplit
tons for the next fiscal yearh as becom'
law.
P.F. IiARnINGTON,
OummnnNer, q. :. NJ,
| m1-lteod Light House Inspector
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

:, Stansbury Murray, Jr., No. lO4 East
Front street, Will shave for ten cents,
cut hair for Il, champoo Tor - and -,
and will tell the boss BARRIERS, the
laborcrs, and merchanic5, later, why
he VIII continue TO do 50. Straight
cipar9 ne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01

The only cases before Judge Ball
this morning were those OF Joseph
Spring and Harry W. Jones, both of
whom were charged with drunken
ness. Spring was fined 81 and costs
or 30 days on tho stone pile, while
Jones escaped with fine OF 81 and
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-01
Gradually Improying.

During the past week there has been
a & adual Improvement in the condl.
ton of Chief Justice Comegys, and IL
dew Thought that with the dyeHt OF
hne Weather he will BIO able to get
around again.