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Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Ann ua1 Meeting.

The annual me citing of the stock hold
ers of the Wilmington City Passenger
Railway Company was TO have been
on Tuesday, but at the hour appointed
nobody but Wm. w. Wistar, OF Phiia
delphia, was present, consequently no
meeting was held, and tho old officers
and directors will continue to act for
another year. During the past year
there were SS0,7l7 passengers carried,
and the following report of the Finance
Committee, which was ready to be pre-
sentsd to the IL Getting, shows that the
affairs of the road are in an excellent
condition
WILMISGToS, Del, July IA, 1885.
The Finance Committee of the BOARD
of Directors presents TO the khOld.
ers of the Wilmington City Railway
Company, the following sta'ement oi
its condition on June 30th, ult., the end
of the fiscal year
ASSETS
Real estats. deyot bui dings etc. s 27.759.e,
Construction and equipment, In
Guiding live stock. ck.............'.. loAzo! .
Extra hay and materisls.......... l,d2o.e
| $Ig2, ,T34. 2
IIABILITIBs:
| BOnds ...............s"O % 90
| Bis iayabie............ 500 % ',sO
| Present "a 9S4 2
Capital stock. ck...................... 100 O0O.U
Impairment OF capital.............S 5085 :
impairment OF capital last year. 5,tl5.i
| $50 .
| Paid Tor dividends during the year 40i0.(
Gain during the year.............S +,s6J.:
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
T # 7 H EDITION
A Perfn,op.u.

Ono Of these lechpro,,
ano ;na aan !, a business to 20 a5o5t 5', W
ing aud running innocen. ,, " ma'r|
oeeh unveiledln this cl,y ,r, rT'7n' b
"hich he last went hv =, 11e ,i nad
was raul Bi,lerS, and he VA NJ ,Is ,s cil
man who believed shs ven" "'I 'he
VIE, boarded at 1rsp4 ,gf,o oh us Il
nonse on King street h.,u .., ."'s M roa9aidi
Fourth streeis. ''' -alvt a
. Inc II lady - grossly i,ce,,,,
10 marrying him came ,,o,n 'IIsed n
Is very refined in manners - ues osnd1
Gated, and ths haue,l,fs &c ven
spectacle parents. Sh,,e y, 'ely
bitt.rs a few months aco, 1nS ri'aed ~
husband was u fne h ,,s -si as
man apparently inaus.iiug, e. E
ed forward TO earsofuytc,I saa pne
hut as Is always tho ca,s Hn'".ps!P +p Pls u
gradually disclosed .:sc;f '''S a
| Various things t.aasY.-os ,,,
show that Bitters wa, 6o 6O,usl
man and loving Husband b.. ,sn..aS ~D W.
himself to be. na bvar.rl o5oeS r,eS'a 4
WIN 'he same lady. naG .p5ls ns
wife that he then hai H. ,bo,
away for some time, 4i,y yi,,sl
cams back AZ has al..ai, a.,' "nEa d..l
vent TO boarding with lilo .amS % I'j
lady, bringing ! his wife v N Lim "a e
Camden. A few week. ,,o ,Te
OF the lady came from tamls,f." fl
ber and from them tee isgd,adv \
ed the knowledge ilat he lad oniv n
married a few weeds aho tner n
that Bitters was NOT au.ya .i,.r In. |
all probability hal mote w,7s, N
Cne. ''
Seeing a storm bEew IA in the fu,I
an dreading a puh.:c .ynosn,s
perhaps arrest for bigam7. ae tnSk /
wife TO Philadelphia on Slopdsv /
there d iscl0sed TO har the ts,rih,.
tellteenco that he had Two wiye,livI
besides her. With wha. ieelinv,
wronged woman received his ash,
ing Intelligence caa only be imasi1
She came back 10 W!.mir ZOO
with a broken heart told ali IA
kind hearted land!ady, W 90 syup.tl
ed with her in her troubles ian n
ing she paced the ao0r n the rs,|
distress of mind and wished ths \
would hide her from society and
her parents, whore hearts 20 won
almost broken when they would Id
what she called her lisurace n
fiineinR herself seytr4, times ar]
hs neck of her kind hearted lspdI
she left with a sorrovfu, heart
Camden to tell her sa.i story 10
Q parents
Bitters was a painter jy trade
u worked for James NJ Btyan and
7 Richard Kelly. He Snow slppo.d
be In Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Pflfertng.
COMMUNICATED !


We would like to say few words as
TO piiferipg about new buildings.
There seems IN be a general idea among
a certain class of people That new
tuilding, especially school house, is
public property, aud they can take
what they please. demonstrated with
by the neighbnrs, they will say "An'
SIRE poor person has TO do many
things to get along" Now, we intend
to make an example of the first one W.
can get hold OF. We are abont tired o
finding lumber for whoever chooses Il
carry 1t off in bags, aprons and baskets
or " hatever comes handy, to all part
of the city at such times as there is M
one about the building, in tho night o
early in the morning. l suppose the.
think the early bird catches the worm
Let them look out ! they may get int
trouble. j. II. ID. SEEDS x SoNs.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
base BAIf.

The following games were playe ed
yesterday
Philadelphia-Boston, 2 Philadel-
pbia, 0.
New York-New York 3; Providence,
10.
Ruffalo-Chicago, 0 Buffalo, /.
Detroit-Detroit, 8 st. Louis, 0.
Cincinuati-.Cincinnati. 8 Metropoli
tan, ?.
Pittshurg- g-Baltimore,5 PittsburR, 9
Louisville-Louisviiie10 Brooklyn
II.
ST. Louis-St. Louis, /; Athletic, 0.
Lancaster- National, 22 Lancaster
Memphis Memphis, 8 Columbus 2
Atlantic City-August Flower, :
Mutual, ..
Milville-Milville, 2; Somerset, O
Philadelphia, 4.
Chris;iana--Nortolk Of Virginia, 10
Chrisliana, 8.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Parry's Thu Fan.

Robert Parry, Jr., 234 King stree t,
10 secure immunity from the hot wealth
er, has invented tin fan with three
arms or wings which revolves at a
rapid rate creating considerable of a
breeze where there was none before
and stirring up the atmosphere Of the
room. IL is suspended to the ceiling
high enough to bo out Of the rood and
and low enough down tocool man
seated at work bench. The flies also
giventhe new invetion wide berth. The
fan is probably three feet. long, and from
tip to tip of wings about two feet wide
IL is kept in motion by pulley attach
ment TO the gas engine in the REPuB
LICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Alumni " Getting

A meeting OF the A.1mni Asa
tion OF Delaware College was bel
the Clayton House yesterday aftern|
and among those preseu5 wen E.
VallandiRham of Philadelphia Th;I
Davis, William T I.yoan and Chi
M. Curtis, Esqs., Drs. = H.J. 3
and Joseph p. Pyle Of WHINING
the Rev. Il. X. McDowei,, Al \
Hanson of Newark Dr Z M0uisC1
of Smyrna, and DR. Go-4;aeut End
of Milford.
DIR. Cloak was ca,'4i -O'ls ca
and A. f. Williamson a3;ed as d
tary. The object Of the = -ttirg
stated to be for the purpose Ct fa
| a fund 10 add $500 or s6gOs year Il
salary of the president 0! the COllegl
that the best talent pssioIe COZ
secured. During a correspond
which has been going ~ between
Board Of Trustees a1d The aIul
several members OF the aiter
pledged themselves to Contribute
$40 to $25 a year for :wo 7eai' tO'
this fund, but the action Of ua
In selecting a presiden: as. M91I
has forestalled their action anu
felt 1t was a slight 10 toen. /
A communication from Tfus'! |
| shall was read, explaining ,nc y
| why the Board acted as they haa'
str rongly endorsed Dr Caldsell 'oi
| sident. A resolution was 'hch on
and adopted, ratifyiDs the actloA
trustees and endorsing the neS P
dent.
A discu ssion ensueI n -9la'lon
action of the Board Of Trustees
Monday, and the follow .ns 'e'''
was adopted - :,
We regret thaJ the azure y, =,
Board OF Trustees Of Oei4@lFe '.
to cooperate heartily win .s,i ias
ing has rendered It nal as 'ssa. ~.
original purpose, and has peil'ss, H,
| lay ed the time when :he coIese ~ y
receive substantial aid ''oM ''' O.
association"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
7 H|R D EDITION,
CIeyeIaua.s = :. Outs, and ..Ins.

cleveland outF hAu
wAsHINGToS, July 1.-THE politi.
cal article from the Evening star, OF
this city, which was telegraphed away
last night, has been the theme of gene
ia comment to day. 1t stated, profes-
sedly by authority, that the President
had called halt in the matter OF re.
movals from office, and intimated thai
hereafter there would be no removals,
except for good AMI legitimate cause,
the crime of offensive partisanship not
coming within that category.
There is the best reason Tor asserting
that there is no fou adation Tor beilei
that there will be any alteration in the
course of the administration as TO
changes in tie government service from
that which has been parsued since Ito
10 hear advent into power. In the hrst
place the President realizes that he IS a
Democrat, and he is certainly not hos
tile TO the Democratic party. he re-
copEizes the fact that in the matter OF
positions " hich do not come under the
Civil Service law Republicans ought to
be removed and Democrats appointed
in their place.
He and the N embers of HIS Cabinet
have acted upon this belief, and re-
movals have been daily made, and
probably will continue to be made ior
the purpose of putting Democrats in
office. If any halt has been called, 1t
has doubtless only been IN regard to
Higgins and Chenowith and meu Of
that stamp, who overdo the thing II
their partisan zeal, and have not sniii
cient discretion to conceal their con
tempt for the Civil Service law.
Inquiry at the various department.
to day could not discover that any suct
order had been received. Chiefs OF i'm
portant bureaus in The Treasury sale
that they not only had received no in
strucsions to halt III the matter o
changes in their bureaus, but that, cl
the contrary, they had received instruc
tions directly opposite within week
They did not believe that there was an
truth in the story, go far as that depar,
ment was concerned. In the lnterlo
Department one chief said that, With
week, an expert employee outside th
classified service had been asked I
step down and out, and was told plainl
that his place was wanted for Dem,
crat. "That don't look much like
halt, does it ?" asked the chief
In the War, Navy and State ID
partment no such instructions cou
have been given, for these are non.polit
cal departm ents, and in the Post-otli
it could not be ascertained that the
would be halt in the matter of chan
ing post-masters. IL was learned tn
no postmasters had been suspended
since the 9th instant, but then I
President and Postmaster General we
away on their fishing trip on the II
instant, and 30 failure to suspe
since the first named date did not In
cate any change Of policy.
The whole article referred ID was c.
culated to deceive, and was eviden
without proper foundation. If I
policy therein indicated were carr
out it would seem to be for the expr
purpose of retaining Republicans
office, and would raise storm of ind
nation in the Democratic camp VIII
the Adm Illustration could not wi
stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
FOURTH EDITION, ,
Dots.
OF the Marietta

Mr.. Gilbert Cameron, OF the Marietta
Times, visited our city this morning.
The infant Sunday school of Asbury
M. K. church will give an en- tertaih'
ment this evening.
The members of the Sacred Heart
church will make an excursion 10 Point
Lookout on the 10th inst.
The.horse of John Logue ate bag oi
oats on Monday, from the effects OF
which he died on Tuesday.
j. Newlin Gawtbrop has taken out
letters of administration on the estate
of the late Allen Gawthrop.
Letters testameptary on the estate oi
the la,e Emma Pringle have been
granted to Henry &. Conrad, Esq.
The eighteenth annual meeting OF
the Aid Loau Association will be
held in the Maris bn ilding this even
ing.
| William s. Eaton died suddenly al
his residence in Port Penn on Monday
from an attack of apop!exy, aged q
years.
A son Of Charles Scheu broke an arm
yesterday by falling from tree on Rid
dies banks. The fracture was reduced
| by Dr. Palmer.
A small boy was knocked down by
horse on Front street yesterday alter
noon, but luckily escaped with only
few slight bruises.
Il Ii you want good walking cane
lpipe, segar, tobacco or anything in tha
line, go to j. FL. Murray, 10Y E From
street. He has fine lot.
The Board of Directors of the Arti
sans Saving Bank have declared ;
dividend of five per cent. per annum
payable to depositors on demand.
Charles, a ten. year. old son Of Natha
Yearsley, Of Port Penn, was run owe
by cart on Monday, when ore of hi
thighs was broken and his shoulder di.
located.
Il Maggie T.. Yost advertises TO sell a
public sale. on Saturday. the 25th inst
the brick house, no. 1879 West stree
as she intends to remove from th
city.
Thomas Donnelly offers for rent
store and dwelling at the corner {
Twelfth and French streets, which b
I thinks viii! make an excellent locatio
! for druggist, there being none in thi
vicinity.
John 7. Rogers received a sever
scalp wound by heavy weight fallir
a Ion him, on Monday evening, in IL
:. factory of James Riddle, Son n G
e DIR. Palmer, assisted by j. Frank Al
derson, dressed the same,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Executions E,led'

A session OF the Orphans hsu s e,
b .ld yesterday morning VnSD aseoon n
tions were heard 10 Ih',-a,riz Ihs
IE'izabeth TalIey, adminis'lfHsa sa II
Estate .,n of the late Thomas s,lsss Lss sptsl
The exceptants were ',l sbjle 81
w McCaulky, Esd, apP'i,p M ri,p
the administrators. oe,' noon Coul
wers uuH examined, and AT nOUr nO.Nornirs.
~"' ;onrn.d until to-morro" 'pD.I
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
BOARD of Health

President Bush presided at the regu
lar meeting OF the Board of Health lasr
evening, when ten cases of nuisauce.
were reported continued, three abated
two dismissed, one referred to th.
Street Commissioner, and three case,
were ordered to be abated The secre
tary was authorized to have the iudg
ment of 1915 obtained in the Superio
Court against Ann f. White, entered
az lien against the property at No
820 Button wood street. Dr. Grimsnav
offered resolution. which was ador
ted, calling on tho City Solicitor for b i
opinion on the complaint about Hogal
stables, sent to him June Both,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
The n ark eIn.

Although there was large mum bel
of farmers and truckers in market lhis
morning, prices were as general thing
pretty nigh, and ruled as follows
Butter, 2s to 80 cents per pound; eggs
30 o22 cents per dozen; new potatoes
l2 TO 10 Cents halt peck, lettuce, 3 t.
3 cents heal; beets, ) cents a bunch
cabbage, 8 to 10 cents head; strin(
beans, 10 TO 10 cts halfpack; tomatoes
10 to 13 cents quart dew berries and
blackberries, l2 TO II cents quart
spring chickens, 50 cents to 81
pair.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
pruaE an d DisorderiS

Henry Shockley. colored wa ss u
this morning with being CRUZ ~ ~
disorderly, and was lined y"
costa. Tim,
Peter McKelvey and owen fla1' y
both quarry men, came 70 'oSI !,
day and INDUCED too freely ia. ln
street rum. Tue consequence ,;,. "
fell into the hands OF the i! lo''u'l NV,
were lane ed in the ceils. In,j Ini,s T'
they we're introduced 20 S.'t GulsC al
Minis, but os it was tbe'r n's, s,o,s, \,
and they prom ised to sin 10 isi,s1 xben
were com initted until noon' Su''
wero discharged.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
An Exciting Race.

Yesterday afternoon DIR. l.. A. bravo
and A. II. Smith had a bicycle race
around the square bounded by Sixth,
Seventh, Shipley and Orange streets.
The race was won by the phy6iciap,
who covered the distance in 2.45, Mr.
Smith making il In $40. The contes
tants were timed by Harry sharpley
Esq.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
,,.,a,,stion of Oine''I =,

Grand Patriarch. a qr' h. The 4
shakespear, acconPan pa ntiaaTIioSvyirgta iaT
ofiicers, installed the l,,,nont, ,oI,v No. 81
ai term Chief ,ps, PatIi1HIGhb,e Hubert 4. /
Sen ior Warden = Robinson
Iun;or Warden, II. u'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
.g Bro KEN

Gibney, an iron bIlSs' i'd : hand cal h
ard ss,,%s,a xss ,'% Z 'yPa yrPaaysisPI1iss 4 IPI BAD y
near Mig Elk Creek, .,s, brought % p. y
sF ls ,ss sse1s9 logan He Hoss: e. S4s' ' Re
bo.rdins, bon a.lmsSoDse, SSe where he he '''''
n1ensT the a,msedisaii medical attention.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
,,p Coptrae. y,

Robert Moc.,al,sSyz ,. l,SyzIns he' tSs q n
SSa1afSs Snidios. of Of the wi%issdSaa5 sis%sapd Sa5i
streets, also a.,sins, 9f'5e on n's Market ''f''
| low Sixth.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
SDeuainea a pieasaut Nav

The German Baptist Sunday school
at Fifth and Walnut streets went to
Riddles woods this morning on the II
annual excursion.
The First NJ. p. Sunday school also
went to Point Lookout this morning and
had about l50 persons.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
DEATAR.

BRADFOKD-On the 18th inst, after long
suffering Henry f., son Of Samuel and
susanna Bradford, In his 35th year.
Relatives and friends are res pecttully In
viied to attend the funeral from hts late res
deuce, Thirteenth and Forrest streets on
Thursday, the 18th inst, at Z O'Clock. Inter
ment at kiNerview cemetery. Chester. Ken
nett Square and Washington, ID. O., paper'
please copy.
" When the morning cometh We shall NEE
again >
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
100000 BAGS,

We have Just received
over four hundred thousand
bags, which we will sell to
the trade at Philadelphia
prices. Don't purchase from
runners before getting our
prices at the REpuBLICAN
office. We bought out a
gentleman who has been en-
gagged in selling bags in this
city, on Tuesday, and the
bags are not old stock, but
purchased by him this
Spring.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Go,aters AM Sailors.

There will he n meeting of bonorably
discharged soldiers anu sailors to- NOR
row evening at 8 o'clock, at tho head
quarters of Smyth Post, and afull al
tendance is urgently solicited.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
ASH.

The lest lever q man
can use to make low prices
is ready cash; low price
makes business, and so it
goes. The man who buys
with the cash gets the best
bargains all the time. No
man can do n credit bust
ness without loss. So
prices have to be made to
cover them to be success
ful. We prefer doing a
cash trade because we can
then make prices so low
that none can make them
lower. We are offering
now special bargains in
Mems and Boys Clothing
We have q very full stick
of handsome suits for
Hen, Youths, Boys and
Children, and as a SD cial
inducement. with every
ready-made suit sold fol
Sl2 or over we give a good
watch and chain as 8 pres
ent. We do this as anadver
tisemcnt, and canno'
afford to continue it long
as we have made TO differ
ence in our prices as man,
would have You believe
Our prices are ali marke'
n figures on the gal
ments, which also save
you a great deal ofannoy
ance. Our custom depar,
ment contains the late +
and newe st styles OF sui
ings and pantaloonings.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
rxeursiop'

..sss sss eaf;.ss:: a .4s;;;;.3s $ {;
f,sssi fzsss:;; e T.. e S..'s :ss ''''s''' It 's' a
25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Vase,ar,. uFedOra.-

And +" Baltimore Beauty" strorg and last.
ing, sold by N. B. Danforth, lruggis.. ?nd
and Market streets. ~ rius'es sold WIN
guarantee as to 1T. A special room for ap
plying.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
The Gather.

To morrow promises TO be fair and
warm. The same conditions are likely
TO prevail ON Friday.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

.9o7 Prigea. amounting gtO............S.o5,bt0 ,bt0
Application for rates to clubs should bS
made only TO the ott1ce Of the Company II
Now Orleane.
For further inform ation write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Fix
press M oney Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
(all Gums OF IS and upward at our expenso)
addressed
M. A. .DAUPHIN,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

WANTED - BOARDERS AT NO. :
w West Second street. Good board
and good accomm cd atIons. lylb stt
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

Fenn & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 800 at 3 p. m, e0~ at . p. m.
and 75o at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

TOR KEHT-A ALARGEUNFURN FINISHED
L, room, suitable for dressmaker Ap-
ply at R22 Chestnut street. I,l5 2tf :
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
MARRIAR ES.

RUTH-BuWlN N8-On Iuly =, 1855 at the
resiatnce CT the brides father, by the Rev.
r. Hubbard, Mr.. Allen W. J. nth aud Mits
Maggie Rowing, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
S;0um,ssIouers.

Incorporated in 1893 for rs yoars by the
Legislature for Educational and Oharttah {
purposes-wtth capital OF 81 ono. oOc-tt
heen added.
By an overwhelming popular VOC its fra n
ohise was made part of the present Ststt
|Uonstitution adopted Dec. End, A u 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on AM endor
sed by the people Of any State.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

DUBLIO SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i Tho 3ubsoribtr, abou. to remove from
the city, VIII sell at Jublic sale, on the
premises. No. 1919 Wet street, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2Sth, 1885,
at 80 o'clock, p m,
A good substantial we'll built brick house
with all modern improvements, containing
large rooms and bath, rpen stairway,
saloon parlor, front porch, lot ~ by las feet
deep. Possession Immediately. The above
property can be seer any time before day Of
sale. Terms easy. MAGGIE r.. IO.ST.
l.. W. Sttdhsm I'M Son. Aucts. lyl5-ts
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

fTOR RENl-A STOKE AND DWELL.
e ing, No, lis FroReh street, near II W.
depot, Applg to GEJK W.
BUSH, French street wharf. lyl5.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

Louisiana State LotteryCompanS
tho ARRANGEMENTS for all the Monthly anc
Semi.Annual drawings Of The Loaisian,
State Lottery Company, and IN person man
age and control the Drawings themselve es, q nc
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness, and In good faith toward all parties
and we authorize the Company " use thi
,ertihcate, with tao-simiies oi our siYnature
ittachod, in its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
This remedy contains no injurious drugs

For fifteen yea rs
| was greatly an
noyed by Catarrh
I ca used severe
pain in my head,
continual drop
|DiDR into my
throat and nm
|p'easaut breath.
Ny sense OF sm ell
was much I'm
pared. by a
borough use foI
TX months o1
Lly'3 " T U IL III
balm l have en-
| .irely overcom {
these troubles,
II. b. Case, 81
j enis Hotel, New
York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
state o&tne rpevu,,,.e,ar

VIEW " 1H1O fVE EFHUFHpV"f
a. the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
z O'Clock 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
74O $50 80
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

Wy ANTED - A FEW GENTLEMEN
w boardt rs iu the co1Dtry VIII be
taken TO and hom tho ciy bo morning
and evening. Address A NJ, this office.
lylb4tt
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15

II HFFfT WWT'N Ut IFDNTI'ITF'N.
Its Grand single Number Draw
iDgE take place monthly.
a RPLENDUD OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE EIGHTH GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS II, IN THE AOADt
HY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS. TT'ES-
DAY, AUG. IL, ls56.-lSSd Monthly Draw
ing.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Worst Pair OF Shoes

AS a rule, W mere the beef (or desh) of
au animal Ia firm and sound the leather
Cor skin) is tho same, the SHOULDERS,
lSECKS aud BELLIES are the same
also, SOFT aud sroNGY, Except alli-
gators and seal skins.) ! say the same
of sole leather, whether HEMLoCK or
OAK TAN While the tanage may vary,
the very worst can be got out of the best
hide. 1t all depends on what part" 1t
lis cut from for The VARIOUS PUR-
POSES.
shall tell you more next week, and
| challenge the judgment of the whole
trade tD contradict
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-05-01
Msplpers OF lO.siuy.

People generally, and even those
who may be.termed steady readers ana
close observers. have bnt il faint con.
ceptlun Of the magnitude and intintnce
the press Of this country hts attained
From Il careful Illumination Of the
advance pages Of the lSs5 edition of
the AMERICAN NEWSPAPER nlEErr-
DRY, issued May lst. by Geo. T.. Kowell
\ Co.. Of NEw YORK, it appears that
there are IA. IA newspapers am! lmrl-
udicals published IN the l'Gited states
and Canada: Of these the United
states has 1913. an average u one
paper for every a.Sd.. persons. III 1884
the total humber Of newspaper was
less ny s213 than Ut present. ana Mhllr
the gam this Year Is not 81 l..lrkel as
~ some previous vearS> it is stlll con-
siderable. Kansas shows the greatest
increase. the n,luaber being *. Will.
Illinois follows with i gram ut -. IL
Is curious ~ a,,ticr that NrM York
the scene ni s.,il.,tch political activity
tthrlng the .siSt campaigns SirltilI have
Only al,nflt ul,f-tiiill a> many news
lnllrrS as Tive STATE uf I.iSs fvinla. As
Ah ii.ueN " tile conpt.'LtiS. yroW,.