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Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
EDITION,


United States Senator George Gray
and his wife are at the Traymore Honse
Atlantic City.
Workmen this morning commenced
grading Fourteenth street between
Broome and Rodney.
DUPONT Post will be given benefit
ut the Citi zens' rink on Thursday even
ing next.
1t is said that DIR. +. g. Shortlidge
will not allow the use Of hia name for
reelection TO the Board OF Education.
Another large and varied assortment
of wal papers just resolved Mt Bali y
Co.'S. 610 Market street.
The rain yesterday extended over
large OK tent of country, and IL invsris'
bly, been regarded as having been the
harbinger of much GOOD.
William Mendenhall, Front street
between Poplar and Lombard had his
flags flying to-day In honor Of the oSd
birthday of General Grant.
Friends will hold their quarterly
meeting at Fourth and West streets,
Sd day, the 2Sth inst, OF 10 O'Clock.
Meeting for worship frte to all.
The Front and Union street Railway
Company will run every six minutes
car to carry passengers to the circus
ground at Second and Harrison streets.
II. M. Mullin, of the Third ward, has
been named as a suitable candidate TO re.
present that ward in the Board OF
Edu cation. and many citizens secondhii
nomination.
The contractors for putting the B. &
ID - -. ~
wine have only the epan over the
creek to complete and the false wood IL
nearly up for that.
In May 1861, While ia. ir.t Msssacl u
sets Regiment was passing tarou 81
this city, David VIrtu", tnon IN the ON
ploy .of William Mend-nhall, Front
street between Poplar and Lombard
hung flag over the clock, where II
has hung ever since, in good condition.
1t has been suggested that the Board
Of Education should be represented by
one member from each Of the twelve
wards OF the city, and that each mem
Der should receive salary Of from el5
to $500 per year, or better sti Il do away
with the board and let the Superinten-
dent look after the schools.
A new boiler In about being placed in
the steamer John A. Warner by the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company,
and force of workmen will be engaged
night and day in or6erto complete the
job in time for the excursion Of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle TO Cam
den, n. j., on the 26th Of May.
Miss Augusta G. Ramsey, of Coving
ton, KY, niece of Mr.. Il. James Bslt, o
this city, was married on Thursday
afternoon, at the residence of he
parents, TO Mr.. J. McGonigal, q younl
business man of Springfield, Ohio
The young couple will take in this city
on their bridal tour.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

About q quarter after l o'clock this
afternoon number OF smashups took
place on Second street.
A boy riding pony came up second
street, past John Alden's store, Second
and Washington streets, when MI
Alden's horse, hitched to o wagon
| In front OF his store, took fright and
ran, breaking his wagon.
| The horse tore on and startled ono OF
the teams of the Gold Spring Ice Com
pany, driving: 1t. up on the pavement
! in front Of L. X. Craw ford's residence
smashing down . shade tree and twist
ing o wheel of the wagon.
Another ice wagon. standing nj Sec
ond and West, started and sustainet
rome injuries. but was stopped before i
proceeded far.
The pony threw his rider near tn
White Horse Hotel, when 1t and AL
deus horse, the latter with q single
free and part Of shaft attached, KEEP
out Second street at full gallop, every
body getting out Of the way.
The pony WAS caught At Second ant
King, but the Alden horse kept out AM
turned up French street, past Ninth
Al the hour of writing he had not beel
caught
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
A bog ms Agent IL Town.

Last week there was an individual
stopping ut the Clayton House who
tried to palm himself off rs the advance
agent OF Mestsyer's 1--WE, Us & Go"
Company. Upon meeting Manager
Bayl lis he commenced 10 talk about
engaging the Opera House, but rs Mr.
Bay lis know that this company are nov
playing four weeks engagement in
New York, he naturally had some
doubts 10 reference TO the man being
what he represented himself 10 be, and
be had a dispatch sent to the manager
OF the company. when word was
returned that they had no advance
agen. on the road. The next day, when
the fellow called at the Opera House,
and wanted to engage the house fer the
early part OF May, he was Informed OF
the message that had been received
and Slipped out, bnt 1t IL said that he
tried to barrow money from different
parties in this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
fhraue and CeIeh..,,

The Improved Order Of Rs =.
This State are going to b,r. u :
parade ard entertainment -, " !,
OF May, which in the or, S.s
Tamany's day. The .t...
which has the promise Of him,
success, will take place in tfs NJ
and great PREPARATIONS AZ. t. n.
'or this by many Of the trihs h
viii be represented Indian ,,r.
Council fires, md also o,te, M.
and q large number Of Ecp,,J ,
In lnd liam costumes and Other H.
Ing features. The celsbn,n
continue In the evening b, b,,,
entertainment at the On.n n,
the stage will be tas,efaliy ~,
In Indian style; a number Il mo.s
members Of the order from sSrl
be present and deliver thOr, M }
comic selections, while an M.
and brass band viii enliy-n p,1
sion. judging from he ins,s ;
Is being taken by the mtnbsnhm
ises TO be a srard success. Tt,s1
20 cents will be charged io,tL. =
tainment at The Opera Has
tickets are for sale by most oilhl
bers. Any one wishing u.era ?
can procure them In due tia.rl|
Thomas x Co.'S took HC!s N
payment OF 10 cents extra.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Mali IIOuse Burued

The malt house elevator builiaI
kiln-room OF the Continental Brru
Twenty first street and Tnti2
avenue, Phila. were dtstroJtl III
early yesterday morning, Csa5all
of about S65, 900. The fre Uil1
either In the elevator blildirg all
kiln.roon, both icing in fans 1
the fire WAS discovered, aud It 4
from the elevator along the mai |
veyer to the root u the usli-ius|
fiye-s,ory building, tie top ir|
which was used for the storage u
andbarley. The root aud Top fatl
edifice, together with 1909 traa
malt, were consumed before u
was brought under contro
The origin Of the fire 3 ulErsnl
itis luppo ed 10 have s,alla 4
from Spontaneous cOmbus'il
malt-IoOm OF from a hot lOu'nall
elevator machinery.
The loss on the building stt ~
cry il about $50, 900, aud cI .iotiI1|
$40, 600. The insurance on ihs w
is $45, 900, and on -tock s69M ]
Seventy six horses were tuna
in the street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
7 L [O|1ll||
A Ninth War

,u Somo time during ,bs m''l
n r@ary a warran. was 'I is.u.Ssn ishaA|
hoy %rs living over Market Sit,sas s,..S
mischief ms,1 in tearing t soms , q mia
wa wall. 1t seems that y the t,''iS;ahs]
hoy, hoy repaired 1 the damage aas 's .a,, ~
~ mat q would !. end the msl,s, 'Iqdlls
d Jay. officers Adams I and ,L.ss2
even - ZEN a a warrant for the s a,'' y,
70 MS house to serve il. NJ a,
mother mother; and told her tn. my 4, vi
bring the boy 10 to Cha ,S S',l y NV
s shs evening there wv wo Ss3|ss'' y.
u u about the na,,, .a
boy y, they could set him ,u'' s'aa
The officers hunted a,oD,,
found .. him, when he oo~ Suas sla
anu 10 =, me mother came 70 hi, ., ,'.s.
ON cor pierson in the i fass a. 'saa
hold OF her to make an NJ. aiaa
son named Richard, vss +. W
grown, came to his mother I y.
and and also assaulted The es, ,.'
then came In town and ~. .loh
ns for the mother ADD H. a, ', y
charge OF assault and in, int y. a
the officers in the liscb., ,,,llai
duties. '''uA'es d
| cnu,nnet',,'c,a case was called btior N
tion Of Harry sharpley' F FS'' q
tinued until next Monday - u"
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Deaf Has.

klLMEh- TN the 26th inst, George ID
kilmer, in the s7th year OF hts age.
Relatives ard friends OF the family are 70
spocuuily invited to attend the funeral from
bic late residence, No. 1911 West street, OF
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock Intermen
at Rverview cemetery.
ICOLEMAN-On April 2lth, 1886 Saral
Coleman, relict Of the btc John Coleman
aged g3 years.
Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited to attend her funeral from her la;,
residence, 300 W. sixth street. on luesdA,
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. Services at the YRS
Presbyterian church
MCktE-On the Ath irst., Anna u. Nc.
kee.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vlted to attend her funeral from the resi-
donco Of her husband, Elwood Mckee. n.a,
scar station, on the delaware Railroad OF
tuesday, the 2Sth inst TO leave the house a
II o'clock. Services and ipterment at ST
james church, stanton.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Cath lIfe PrOEres,.

An Effort is being made to have Phia-
deiphis become tho centre vi Roman
Catno ic education in the United
States IL TRANSFERRED on Sunday that the
new Catholic university, toward the
founding of which Miss Caldwell, oI
New York, las given $3.50 600, will
probable be situated az Oyerorook, a
short distance feon Philadelphia on thu
Pennsy van'a Railroad. The idea is L
endow the S ,ninary Of ST. Charles Bor-
romeo there, and 9 ev .te It to The digni
ty OF the Lew university. Archbishop
Ryan, who Is a trustee of the coptem
plated University, j. Afro ex-officio !
Trustee Of the Seminary Of st Char es
He has Travelled all over the Unitef
Sta > and is well acquainted with IN
rest u Cos and institutions OF Catholics
He says hat the Seminary is rrobabi.
the fiuest in the country.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
ro,,ud Drowned in sfiua

On "wednesday aiIernooLa
fishermen founl the BODY diD
haired man, about s. or " 'aa '
In the Chesaneahe aud Dslasn
atst. Georges. The bCdI W
what decomposed, aad bad -
been In the water Tor SS'a
1t was dressei in pain eleia4
had on large pair Of rl'n ~
Eleven and a half pounds O ~ Y.
found in tho inside pocket aa
mart on each side. There sn,1
scalp wound and . small sls
chin. In the clothine F Sl'. '.
| ticket for a passage from ~ VI
Philadelphia on the steamer aIns ~ ~
tho Ericsson Line, a plp VI
and Gaze, tobacco case aa.al,ss, "
piece. ON THURSDAY, Apll ~,
| hat and handkerchief ve, e. IN N,
| ing near the place where ~ r,n ~
doe. after viewing theb0Jy,, Si|
burial without an inqu,s. q, '' :, Z
II is belieyed to Lave ps'l
suicide.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
The Sfandar q Opera Com pany

This Standard Opera Company arrfv
ed in this city at an early hour this
morning, and will open their engage
ment of one week at the Opera House
this evening, when they will present
"The Masc ,tte." The company Is large,
well drilled, and under the immediate
direction OF Miss Steiner. who tirs'
praduced the popular Iolanthe. y
There is 10 doubt but all the operas
will be presented in the very bes'
manr g., as the troupe is composed o
some of the finest talent to be obtained
Miss Ray mond, the celebrated female
cornet PLAYER, will also appear, anC
give severa. sn,os, transporting Jour
nal in spsakiug Of this lady says: Mis-
Ray mond, as lady cornet artistic, l
not surpassed by auv Of her sex, eithe
on the vaudeville or Legitimate stage
The ease with which she holds IN
highest note on the instrument is un
surpassed by the great Levy. tn
lady = selections are appropriate IN rh
extreme, while her IianUers aye ql,i
as pleasing,
Tue price Of admission will ont :
10 aud 20 cents or 80 cents for ca ,ic-
served seats
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
THIRD EDITION,
Keel1 = New Discoxery.

JohnW. Kee!y, with his side " hiskers
closely clipped, his face not as rotund
as usual, and weighing eighteen pounds
less than he did six months ago, sal
down yesterday TO tell Record repor-
ter of his latest discovery. As he re-
lated the story the discoveries eyes
spark led and beam OF satisfaction
spread over his face when he remarked
have ut last attained the work Of
my life. have discovered the power
which for years l sought, and l fee
perfectly satisfied now that my dis
coveries and inventions can 90 forth Il
the world.
'For Blk months have worked four
teen and eighteen hours day. The
world saw little of me, because l wa:
locked in my workshop. Ny new ca
CINE is operated upon an entirely
diferens system from anything evec
used before. 1t will be known "a the
rotary -etheric engine. The power Is
obtained from inter-atomic air, OF
rather luminiferous ether-in fact,
have half q dozen terms to apply to 1t.
This new power is under complete con-
trol, and is greater in volume by i've or
six times than gunpowder. Indeed,
by multiplied concentration l can make
IL fifteen times greater In recent
experiment l obtained ~, $50 pounds OF
pressure TO the square inch in eight
seconds. No water is used in this en-
CINE or to secure this power, air alone
being the agent.
"The introductory receptacle, which
holds one half pint Of air, required sixty
pounds of steel Ia Its construction.
expect but cannot state for certainty
to give an exhibition in rec weeks.
This will depend entirely upon the
machinists. If they disappoint me |
cannot tell when it will happen. Next
month will have perfect engine com
pleted. 1t will not weigh more than
three tons, and will be equal 10 300
horse power. The apparatus which is
used In connection with the engine
is named the liberator.
How about the Keely Motor CON-
pany %
at has no interest In the new engine
and discovery. A company il to be
formad. but should hardly give the
parsicu ars. 1t will have u capital OF
S12, 900 900, and IL is likely that the
shares of the Keely Motor Company
will be exchanged for one OF the new.
will have the controlling interest.
The Kelly Motor Company has not paid
me penny for two year,, nd all these
new discoveries and inventions have
been paid for out of my own pocket.
ToiretuIn again TO the original sub
ject b ,lieve that lie NO.. .tJTs and
engines can supply all 20 yer needed
in this city. The pnwe can be stored IL
tubes ana transported anywhere. In
about six months, or sooner if possible
will take out the patents in this coun
try, and then shall 60 t. Europe
where desire 10 exhibit my viDratory
lift, the sy mpathetic lift, ana severa
other inventions which the public IL
not know Of "
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Jumped from u window

About 6 80 o'clock last Saturday
evening man Famed Moran, residing
on West Ninth street, climbed out q. d
third s;ory window at No. 2OS Shipiey
street, and after holding on sor 4 few
MON apts let 90 his Eol and fell 10 the
grouAi, lightning on rs fee.. He was
picked up b. officers Andrew Moore
and Tibbitt, who hal beeI called &c
the vicinity to arr-s; a drunken nan
He seemed to be renGt red perfectly
helpless by the shock, and was ran. Owed
as soon as possible 10 tie almshouss
where he was reported 10 lie doing a,
well as could be expected this mora
ing
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Amy saoroon,s Troubles.

Immediately after the performance
closed at the Opera House last Saturday
night, the baggage Of the entire com.
pany was levied ON for . board bill due
for q part Of the troupe, who stopped al
the Lay fayette Hotel. The matter was
arranged this morning, when the bag
gage was released and the company lef
on the 1910 train for Baltimore, 81
route for Washington, where they will
open tonight for an engagement o
four weeks.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

We are forced to again correct false
impressions. Ball Il Co. do not intend
to leave Wilmington. Our Mr.. s. X.
Ball will take charge OF the New York
store Of Ball 81 Co" on May 4th, and
the store here will have the advantage
Of the latest New York designs and
novelties, while the entire force OF
skillful paper hangers and eentlemanly
management will contribute their ser
vices here IN In the past. Ball u Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

The drunkenness and rowdyism In
sew raj places in the Fourth ward yes.
terday was said TO be 30 disgusting and
violent that many respectable people
were afraid 10 venture outside their
dwellings. Especially was this the case
in the neighborhOod Of Fourth and Pine
streets. A number of intoxicated boys
are said to have wheeled a keg Of lager
down Fourth street in . wheelbsrrow
in broad daylight aud 10 have filled the
air with. imprecations and'oaths. 1t 1,
further said that the beer was furnish
al by ID .mocratic politicians who
we're firing up the ward
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
A,usnouse SUPPLE

The almshouse supE
m uhs viii mtei next Satu, =, n
u III H., ,rI hons. 10 receive BIDS % u, n
a ;ng n nee,le supplies for The .,l
lns tbs The COMMITTEES ne Ri%' !
Milton Lacsey, Thomas ~, ~ liid
Cooch, John Sol 'u'on ''r
Husband. ha,ed clsSS]
IL will be reneDiD .he Ia,sr,a1
S aG...nt out etI three months 60 TSastl
Of the friends Of J"an ,i p, tsj
! cause they believed tnn, vim b !
h l0%ss' with tll bread, but ,hs sssss
g geHsa 70 very aanlavGrsDIlss ,s ~ ssis
the time, Mr.. Tsy % s, aj,s .,
| he would again pe = -s p Wy VI
S be w wss not o"l iore1.dl4 psS ,Gsiiss ~
| crnt coming up 10 W. n Iii hsss
men is OF the parry ti,h E,r,
Democratic row, "ISo,myo,sssH
| can afford to vie" WIT
vitbout concern
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Rim klefs.

The two Wilmington skaters, Cobb
and Westcoat, will give an exhibition
of their skill on the rollers at the Wi.
mington rink this evening.
Tuesday evening polo game will be
played between the team from the
citizens rink.
The leader of the citizens rink band
still gives his usual cornet solo, daily
The hDor was well filled Saturday
evening, notwithstanding the heated
condition of the atmosphere
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

IPuHlIo SALE o,
HORSES AND CARRIAG ES
will sell my entire stock Of horses and
carriages on
WE'D sESDAY, APRIL 20,
At 30 %. IN , At my stable. between SIKH
and Seventh, and Monroe and Adams
streets.
No |. Hay horse, Barney, years old.
No 9 Sorrel, Red Bird, years old.
old.
No. L. Sorrel mare, Flora. years old.
NO. g. Bay hor.e, CHIEF, e1f years old.
No. o. DARK bay, jim years old.
no. 7 Bay horse, Schneider, 81 years
old.
NOS elt'- stallion, Gold Dust, years
old.
No. 9. SorrsI, Bot, X years Cd.
No. 10. Bay horse, Ham. This horse has
record OF 2.as and is. believs, the fastest
horse la this County, without exception he
is about years old. A IL the horses are 4ood
roadster,, and extra good trottsrs.
No Il. Bay mare, Kate, years old
nearly new hesrse. built hy Rogers.
2 first elias. coaches, cul ~ Lane
2doctOr buSktes
faliinx- toy nuggies.
ttYo-seajed CARRIAGES.
store or business wagon.
ouainess buggy.
village cars.
. double carts
stngie carts.
Also dou'le and single harness. ant
| things too nu,ne;Ou' 20 mention.
| TEsMS-hll su lte OF t25 and undtr, cash
all over 81 cred v months, ~ pur
cha ser giyl < "a baEKao te with approved
enderser. iHD.I - FOhD
| DRAKE 81 Co., Auctionesrs az! cod ts
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

-, BLIC SALE-RAk. DIrlNG-kOUM
and restaurant nxtures at corner Of
nter and King streets. On
MONDAY, MAY sIH, 1885,
at . O'clock, p. M,
Counter, sidaboa-d, mirrors, tables and
table linen. di hes, stove, refrigerator ana
every hirg ueed IL a trstclets restau.
| rant.
Also at the rprae time aud place, 4 OF
whole Interest In The Oyster sloOp VIM. II
IVenuemin. She is ~ foet over ali. l215 feet
beam, 31a hold. In trst-cla 3 order has new
| sails windsrs and dredses; now engaged IN
planting tor coming season. Can ne seen a.
| fr1at street wharf atte- SonGay next.
Tie NJ Sr TO he scld 10 CT 80 the estate o
JOIN w. keyro.ds, deceased
CHAS INGLU5,
L a96 Il Adm inlstrator.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
ADAMS &BROTHER,
5 o.
MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington I Baltimore gslIrs,i
MARCH 2eth, 1855,
MARKET STREET.

Trains leave wilmington ~ follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
lions, 40, %, 10 30a m.; 90, 4 90, 10, . 90
p. IN.
Philadelphia (exprees), 2. 3l5, 347, 30,
20, SID, 700, 40, 9I7. 10 VI, II % u. m
New YORK, 100, Is, Il, 20, 30, 90, o47,
10 90, II 10 q. IN; az Il. ! 81, 2 80, 100, 62,
3 6h, ", 81. -, 10 p. IN.
FOR West Chester, via Lamokin, O 10 and
5 ID q. IN O.; 80 and co p NJ.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 90
a. N 0 o. II APP. III.
baltimore and Bay Line, 90 p IN.
Baltimore and Washing ton. l %. IL, 0i,
10 90. 10 81 a. IN ! 20. u u, I Is, 90 p. IL.
Trains f,r Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, II, IS a. III u 50, 50, TO,
Esp III.
nar, 'ngton, Delnsr, and way stations, IS
g - and II 30 p IN.
Har: ngtan and way stations, . Is p. II.
Express for eaford, to p. IN.
Lxpr.s- for Dover and Delmar, % 40 a. IN.
wee k-days, and II 90 D. IN. every day.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
! 10 n m; IL VI noon, 80. 40. . IS p. IN.
Philadel, hla and New York, 2 90, 10, 3 Il
g. m; -. D Is y. IN.
For West Chester, via I4amokiD, 10 a. m.
B 20 p. IN.
Baltimore snd Washington, %, 44l so4
10 o5 IA. III. Baltimore. II a. y. IL.
For further Information passengers are re-
ton.
Trains mark ed thus ~ are limited expres'
}. X. WouI,
General Passenger Agent
CHARLEs Il. PuaH. General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Notice.

On Wednesday last, when Mist
Plunkett met with au accident, tner,
was picked m by parties who ar,
known, a square csbba and bundl,
containing a scarlet cashm mere dress an,
other articles. The parties will re
turn them to 6l0 French street, or T.
Philip Plunkett, Third and Market.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Republican Meeting.

The Republicans of the Second ward
will meet this evening Mt the house of
Joseph Vickars, No. IL East Front
street, for the purpose of organizing for
the coming city campaign. A full at.
tendance IL urgently requested.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Con, md FI0ur.

Buy flour from Fell x Joseph. There
may be another advance. Bright, clean
coal at lowest price. Full weight. Fell
& Joseph, 7l3 West Front street,.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 600 at 3 p. m $50 ct 6 p. IN.
and 500 at 10 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

l.. Curran, manager, has opened a,
7l2 West Front street, adjoining the
SWIFT Co.'S Refrigerator, a retail house
for S@ift's Chicago dressed beef, now
considered the best beef In the market.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
WORK men Arrived,

A large force Of woTkmen have ar
rived this morning and are now pro-
pared TO execute all orders promptly
Ball x Co. d, 6l0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Near baltimore.

Ball & Co. have secured the contract
FIR a large job of papering near Balti-
more. Their r. putation fo7 coed aud
cheap work Is sprcaGing
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

Tomorrow promises to be- fair ard
warmer. On Wednesday somewhat
cloudy, and rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
kenaOYal.

Edwin w. Thorne, architect, has re'
moved his office to No. 1402 South Penn
Square, opposite the public buildings,
Philadelphia, in which city business
prospects are said TO be good.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
,uxu.clou. o'l I',s.,r

About ) .s5 'slSsaf nan On - \ y
n %ins ~ ss sss S $,' T2ss 1ssS
his home in Ea Ssl..vsnth srsss
:s \; s sss.. s'' %''
apa,%s ,ss; ssi' ts s''' i &. So
| One struck bin ,a him i'm 90 ihsiSs%'
s me l'sss s' sys' fiaala d ;as
He compliance, cd, "a a ,ssr,p' I'll
arrAsJ.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
state OF the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, office In the -hatie
o'clock 10 o'clock ~ O'CLOCK
$40 GO 700
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

WANTED-A WOMAN WHO UNDER
" stands cooking in restaurant, at IL
Iast Second strest. Good wages paid.
A27.2p
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
Special and Peremp-
tory Sale Of
DRY GOODS
C. WORRELL.

Sales will commence this after.
noon at ? O'Clock, evening 7.3O
and continue each afternoon and
ev ninT at til. same hours till
III are sold.
T.. W. stidham 4 Son, III l.. 4ih NJ
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27
rouud Gull! :" Anil 7.

LOUISVILLE w kSii 'isg]
osss Of Andy .i MupB su l;I,s
;; s:; sa II &c. r. :;. e.: 60
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Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

7 osT-ON SATURDAY sVENINd,
IL gold bracelet. The finder will be sui
tabiy rewarded, on leaving It at 2l9 Yves
Fourth street. a2T.lts
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

" ANTED-AHOOD YOUNG WOMAN
w for4enerkl Homework, tn,a small fami
~. Apply at delaware avenue and Scott
strsets. G. T. MAHSDEN. a27-2tf
Daily Republican., 1885-04-27

We start right in buying for
Cash, the Best Fabrics, in max.
ing up carefully, the Best STYLES
and now offer the Finest Stock
OF Clothing to be found in Pbila
delphia, not only for Men and
y, ouths, but also for Boys and