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: Bucklcn's Arnica Salye.

The Best SaIve il the world for Cats,
Buses, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm. Fs.
Yer Sorea, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains Corns, and all Skin Ernptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t j. guaranteed t" give per
feet satisfaction. Ur munuy l-fuuucd.
Price 25 cents per box. For Sale at
I~hib"daux Drug store
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Les chameaux ct lie tabac.

Tn Anglais faisant partie de Tex
petition d'Egypte a constate que
les chameaux sont grands amateurs
de ,abac. 81 on fume devant un de
ces animaux, immediatement il
S'approchera du fnmcnr ct avalera
la fumee. Puts, relevant Ia tGte, In
bouche ouvcrte ct les yeux Ell Pair,
il poussera un sonpir plein d'exta-
Sc.
IL nest pas, du reste. lie seul ami
NAL qui Anne lie tabac, car tout lie
monde salt que la chevre en- est tres
tiiande, settlement ce nest pas a
lGtat de tnmee, mails bien ell natu-
re uu'elle aime i lie consommer.
PHUNEs.-Si les mures disparais.
sent, les prunes arrivent Ell abOn.
dance ct c'est I'M fruit qui nest pas
4 dedaigner.
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COUR.-La cOur de district "A etc
onvertc l"ndi dernier. Ell session
resu'iere, sous la presidence du
jage Beattie. Apes la formation
dn Grand Jury ct les charges dl
JUICE, tous les petits jurts, appeles
pour servir pendant la premiere Sc
maine, ont etc d~echarges, tandis
que lie Grand jury ma etc rcnvoye
que .jeudi dernier, apres avolr SOU
mis- son rapport.
La semaine prochaine, les jures
qni doivent ~servir, auront Il 81 pro-
nonccr dams six OH sept atfaires peu
ilmportantes. II nest pas besOin de
dine que leur decision sera confor
me aux fats ct a revideuce qui
leur SerOnt SOumiS.
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.MANOEUvRE. - Dimanche der
nier, un d6tachement de Ia compa-
gnie des G. X. Guards, q pass6 son
apres. midi au maniement de sa
piece d'artillerie.
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CoNcERr.-Mercrcdi soir, I'm $
cond concert, a etc donne au bene
fec de rAcademic Guion, dams la
sale DIES pompiers. CONNIE dams lie
premier, III tonle n'6tait pas aussi
nombreuSe qu'on await lieu d'esp6
perer, snrtout lorsqu'on savait que
Tohjet de cette soiltc etait de pro
longer, au moins dun mois, la SEES
sion scolaire de PAcademie Guion.
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REcEPTIoN.-Les Young Mems
Benevolent Association de- Lafonr-
che, font de grands %preparatifs pour
recevoir dlgnement leurs f.eres de
Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans, qui doivent
arriver demain, vers midi, par lie
chemin de fer Morgan. Ces mes
sieurs seront recus au depot ct es-
cortfs jusque dams Ia sale DIES pom
piers OH DIES orateurs distingu6s
leurs souhaiteront la biehvenue ct
OH une collation. sera preparee en-
leur hOnneur. En- sOmme, cette re
ception prOmet d'etre magnitique
ct attirera, nous ell sOmmes surs,
unc fOule de monde.
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AVEyDRE.

Tn chaland, le Gem, 40 trouvant acturlle-
ment amarr6 pres du pomt. Pour les cond;-
tious e'adresser 4
JEAN BiRDI. Corlonnier.
rae Market, entire ~. Louis Ell tire TN.
l0nv.So-3m Thihotlaux. Line.
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N~OUVELLES

foUssIERE.-La poussiere oni
commence i s'accumuler dams h
rue pr'nc'pa'e, incommode passa.
element tons les marchands oui =
ont leurs Establishments. Aussi
volt on tous les soirs, ~lorsoue lie 50
lell commence i d~isparaitre a Pho.
rlzo"' les commits, une p-l!e ON un
tuyau de pompe a Ia main. proc...
DER a rarrosase de la rue, pendant
que d'autres font manpuvrer les
pompes.
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PloUE-NIQUE.-Les %jeunes gems
organisent de temps a aut,e DIES
parties de plaisirs Ell allant passcr
II journec dams les sites le, nlns
pittoresques de la pa,oisse ct pas
rrop eloignes de notre Vile. On s.v
llvre aux .jenX innocents, don't I'M
DIES plus tavoris est la ptche i Ia
llgne, surtout lorsque l- poisson
mord.
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kECoLTE.- Tous les renseigne-
ments que nous avOns obtenus I'LL
Ii r6colte de cannes sont, jusqu'a
cet:e heure, excellents. Dependant
un peu de pluie ferait beaucoup de
bien, surtout pour lie mails qui a etc
plante de bonnie. heure ct qui com
mence 4 former e grains. 81 le
temps Sc maintient All sec, CONNIE
tout l'indique, il est certain quill y
aura un deficit marque dams lie rem
dement,.
BAyOU.-Depuis quelques jours,
lie niveau de reau dams lie Bayou
baisse Replacement. Les planteurs
riziers de la rive droite, Sc trouvent
deja dams rimpossibilite d'irriguer
leurs champs, ct 81 cette baisse con-
tinue pendant TN couple de semai-
nes, ceuN de la rive gauche Sc trou-
veront dams la meme position, i:
moins d'avoir recours 4 rusage des
pOmpes, chose qui deviendra tres
dispendieuses, meme pour ceux qui
ont les moyens suffisants pour sc
%pourvoir dc e engins.
Dependant, d'apres les nouvelles,
rOhiO ct SEES tributaries hausses ct
| les ~rivieres Rouge ct Arkansas gon.
: tlent Abandonment ce qui permet
de supposer quill y aura une haus-
' sc dams &c mOis-ci.
OPERATIONS nos souscripteurs
qui paierOnt lie montant de leurs
subscriptions Ell plein ct me aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement
pendant une aimee, p4merica,
Farmer ct I'm trait6 surles maladie.
DIES chevaux ct mulets.
LAmericam Farmer est un jour
nal public dams Indiana, exclu!
sivement devou6 aux inter6ts de.
agriculteurs, & relevage des ami
maux, aux jardiniers ct & toute sor
te Industries qui Sc rattachent ;
Ia culture.
lie traite sur les maladies de!
chevaux est un livre indispensable
a tous ceux qui ont des animaux
Toutes les maladies y sont lucide
ment d6crites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont donn6s.
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INsTiTUT.-Cest lundi proclaim
que doivent commencer, dams Ia
sale des pompiers, les conferences
sur Iinstruction publiquc, organi'
sees par le Surintendant d'Etat,
rHon. Warren Easton, avec lie con
cours des p%rofesseurs de 1ecole
Normale de FEtat. Tous les instl-
tutenrs. soient des ecoles publiques,
soient DIES ecoles prives des parols-
ses Ascension, Assumption, Terre-
bonnie ct Lafourche, sont 'nvlter a
assister & ces conferences, don't Fin
t6rtt ne saurait 6tre ME.
D'apres &c que nous avo'is onl-
dire, pressure tous les instituteurs
des quatre paroisses plus haut G
tees assisteront & ces conferences,
ct des preparatifs pour les recevoir
ont etc fats en- consequence.
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EXCURSION.-La bateau-mOuche
Helene, commando par lie Capt. Lee
Gendre, fat dimnnche d-rnier une
excursion a Lockport. La distance
qul separe cettc derniere vile de
Thibodaux est de vingt.e.-un miles
ct z etc parcourue Ell deux heures
ct demie. Les eXcursionuistes qui
sc trOuvaient 4 bOrd ont etc en-.
chantes du voyage ct de la recep-
ton qui lcur Il GlG faite a Lockport.
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PROBATION. - Pour emptcher
le depot de saletes qui sc forme
dams lie fond des citernes ct Qui cor
romp peau, il ny Il qua faire usage
de Pappareil invente par Mr.. F.
Samoan, don't Ia simplicite est dies
plus el6mentaires ct don't Pefficaci.
te ne laisse pas pombre dun doute.
Avec un tel apparel on est sur que
leau que recevra la citerne sera ex.
empte de tOutes les matieres Qui
p%ourraicnt la corrompre.
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REMEDE.-Un dentiste bien con-
nu. you!ant 6tre utile 4 rhumanite
souffrante Ell claimant les atrOces
douleurs OccasiOnnees par lie NAL
de dents, nous prize de porter . la
connaissance du public un remede
bien simple ct qui ma jamais man
que son effet: Broyez du persil avec
un peu de sci, roulez Ell forme de
boule, ct introduisez dams roreille
du cote OH les 6lancements sOnt lie
plus intenses, ct deux minutes
apres vos d0uleurs auront disparu.
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NEW FIRM!

NEW FzRM
The undersigned announce to their friends
and the public that they nave entered into
co-partnersihp. under the firm name of
Roth & Fleetwood.
for the purpose Of carrying on the drug bust.
ness, in connection with which they will keep
Fancy Articles,
STA TIONERT IND FINE LIQDORN
at the old Stand. on the corner Of Main
and 1t. Philip Streets.
f. N. ROTH,
j. n. FLEETWOOD.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
General Gran; gnH.s N Ride

New York, April % General G ram
slept quietly through she night and
Colonel Fred said that there was Lo
doubt that he was brighter and stronger
even than he was on Sunday. "a wesk
ago, said the Colonel, as he was walk.
ing toward Third avenue TO take car,
did not believe father would live a
week, or day, for that matter, but
now / believe lie IS going through tue
summer all right"
just before two O'clock General
Grants family carriage drove up TO the
door. Harrison, With 4 far robe upon
his arm, emerged from the house and
prepared the carriage, 4 momeRt later
the General appeared. He wore nigh
hat, about bis neck was n silk scarf, and
closely buttoned about his figure was a
heavy beaver ovcrco4.. The Genera
carried Light c4ne, and, unaiiea
walked down the st@ps with firm step
As lie crossed the tagging hs bcwe.i
and smiled as / uutr rod hats were listed
in salute ~ those who had assembled
on the walk across the street. As tht
General was stepping into tae carriage
he glanced up 70 the colored cJaclmar
acG bade lin good morning.
The General was driven to Mount St.
Vincent and arou-i the west sile d
the Park and back 10 tie house. having
been gone thirty five minutes. He lef
the carriage first of tie party, and
walked firmly aud unaidsd up the steI
and into the house. The strength and
briskness OF the Genera. vas remarked
oy AL who saw him. lila step vas as
frm d; when LIS; he Grove, moc ID
ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
FIT TIL EDITION
Horsc seo,,D

Last Friday evening T''ered.
Perkins, residing In Bra,S olashanC c,
a W not iar from the Practic.lD 1 p hla-
st' Jumped on a very handsome Am
noIso anu rode ever to the Fas o gay
get 2 setting OF eggs, Mr farmer 70
landlord, having very G.a rec, ths
chickens. Alter the esgs SO o'sei Of
procured, and Mr.. Perk ins s la had bsen
himself with a cigar, he car am supplied
re-mOunt his horse To % b u"uie out 70
found no horse where ia is'' out 10
lew moments before. TAX Inc p"I IN Ous.
situation at a glance they at oSoa ,n lns
GUIDED that the horse was s SrIe Con-
coiored man seeing the confsG1un.
Mr.. Perkins, raid that he Ga. Of
Jump on the horse and 20 up The e t man
road. W 'ue Gfuth
Mr.. Price was not long In ga,,
a fleet horse, and armine sa,uang oul
revolver started at rapid rate sfI .a .
thief and his booty, and within n .ss
came within sight OF tho Object ., I ai
pursuit. The thief finding ibs, W. i. ns
suer was the fieetest en- foo, T.. pa'.
from bis stolen horse and took '.Ipsa
thicket. Mr.. Price came -, " las
empted his revolver in the directGio, -. ~
thief had taken, ba, as it was da, law w "
could not toll the result. 10
The horse. freed from the thief ,r,,.
around and can;ered home. Tho 'I my
was q white man and was seen wi,S . ~
other white man lettering ayonnd ~ T.
the vicinity, carrying a buplIe ~.
afternoon before the theft. 'a'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
Tao opera % n9aoy.

Amy Gordon and he- c3mic opera
conpln7 opsn.d u SEA N Of one week
a. th- Op I'D House lla: evening, but
from some cause uls:ssrs did not 20 a,
smoothly as they should have done. +
was apaonncel thai /" G rot e-GiIofia"
would be presented, brt Bi..ee Taylor
was substituted, an given III macue,
which plainly shoSed that bat few Of
the memte-s Of the company wore
perfect in their parts.Taera :T1s evident.
iy somthing wrong, and Amy Gordon,
who Is fAvorite Ia Ibis city, had TIE
sympathy of the au1itnce. It is raid
that the defects viii 10 rem=1ie,l by
this evening, when "Tatinitz4" will be
given. Miss GJr12u is an exec. lent
artist, and it is certain that she will
do everything in her power to make
the remain ing performances first oia 8
in every respect, and no Company
shou d be Judged too harshly for a
6rst nights performance.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21

II was learned yesterday that the
Scale Convention of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron aud Steel Workers,
in Pittsburg, on Saturday, instructed
the Conference Committee appointed
to NEE. . similar committee, from the
manufacturers, TO demand So 90 per
ton for boiling, and 10 allow reductions
from the present rate of wages in some
Of the finishing departments II this
cannot be obtained, and tbs committee
arc convinced by the manufacturers
that the iron trade will not warrant
that scale of wages, they are instructed
to accept reduction Of ten per cent. all
around. Should this be rejected a
strike will be ordered by the Associa.
tion. Nearly 100, 900 men will be affect
ed by q strike.
On Sunday morning wave eight feet
high rushed down the Rio Grande at
Laredo, Texas, carrying away portion
Of the Mexican National Railroad
bridge. In a few hours the river rose
IL feet and then rapidly subsidized. The
phenomenon was caused by great
water-spout which fell few miles
above Laredo. A large quantity of drift
in the river indicates much destruction
above.
The Cemetery Cremation Com pany
Iof Baltimore was organized in that
city last night, with a capital stock oil
SIS 900 and the election Of Benjamin f.
Horwitz as President, j. W. hidden.
| dorf, Treasurer, and John II. Rennous,
Secretary.
Admiral Jouett reports to the Score
tary of the Navy, under the date Of tbs
18th inst :" The situation is unchanged
Everything Is quiet on the Isthmus
Beardsley reports no fghting aroGnt
Cartagena TO. q fortnight
Several cases of yellow fever having
occurred in Callao, Peru. the municipa
authorities have decreed that within
1.-TWO months all houses must be cleaned
and painted with pitch one yard from
the ground.
The trial of William Dickson ,foremsI
lof the first Star Route jury, on th
Icharge of corruptly endeavoring 4
Influence jurors," was begun yesterda.
in Washington.
| Agents for the Russian and Eaglisl
governments are negotiating for the Pun
chase Of the steamships Alameda an,
Mariposa, bull. short time ago by til
lCramps.
Il In joint session of the Illinois Legit
lature, yesterday, 81 votes were cas
for U. S. Senator. Morrison receive
Is, Logan 10, and tie rest wero divide
among four other candidates.
Il Ex.Secretary Freliughuysen remain
! ed in a state of stupor yesterday, bu
his general condition Wis about tn
Same as it he'd been for week.
TIE Court OF GLAZING veetprflav render
, ed Judgment against the Unite
Estates in favor of the Atlantic and Pac
, &c Railroad for 81, 357.
The Young Mems Democratic Club :
4 New York last night adopted reg,
, luton in favor of the suspension of IL
. IcoinaEe Of silver dollars,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21

VIII rE-Dn the l9,h inst. Thomas 3hfto
In the SSH year If HIS a2o
The relatives and fflenfa Of the flmily ~
respectfully iavltod to attend tho funeral
from his la!e res!dence, near Rarc's Corner
WednesdaY, April ~, at / O'clock u m
without fGrther notice. InterInent AT vii,
minSton and Brandywlue cemetery.
ARMSTEONG-Un Monday evening. the
10Th inst, a, Ills res dence in South Chris.
taaa Hundred. j. Poulson Armstronk In
the 71ta year VI bis age. "
Relatives and friends are rcspcctfulIy
lnYi;ed TO attend the funeral from his lac
resldelce, on Thursday nex:. at IL O'Clock
10. luterneht at st. James -eme:cry. near
stanton.
WHiI'rAk ER-0n the Goth last, Henry r.
Whitaker, a9c,l ~ years.
Relatives and friends are resnactf,Ilv In
Vited 10 attend the funeral FRI M his 70 re-.
sldence, 2l3 South YaGBuren street, on
Thursday altcrrGOn at O'eiocn. ,terment
at Rlvcrviow cemetery.
|MORRlSUN-Dn tic Sth inS. =. hat
CITY, Florida, George ". Morrison NJ I,
son OF biary and the late Henry Morrison
Oh GreeAvilie Del aged "a yoars. phli,
aoelphia pspers please copy.
HAM NDED-Dn ths 20tu tnst Man, u
daughter u Jas. Ii. and Emma y, Ham,
mono aGec ~ years and 3 mootha
fe.htifes aud friends Of the family arc re-
speotiuly invited to attend the funeral from
her parents retdencs, NO. 7oi Bennett stree,
on elneSdly afternoon at O'Clock. Ia
letihent at the Old SSt des' cemetery.
asleep Ia Jeeus, reGceful re7f.
Whosc waking is suprencly blest
NO itar 10 woe, shall dim that hsur
1h"' n'ahi'est5 the 5aviouris power.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
The st. Louis Ikote: nards,

ST. LOUIS, April o.-The INQUEST q,
the remains CT P.e,ler was fssum~
this morning. William Roach, ofSt
Louis, recognized the photorrsph Of
Maxwell as that Of the person whOnb,
knew fifteen years ago as the Wsl,s
Maxwell he knew az Cleved9u Colie.s
Northampton, England. HIS ia.A.7
was tho owner OF largo 1otie.ea there
aud was very wealthy.
He did not believe Maxwell was 4
physician, but though. he tried to p,s
an examination aud failed, Hb
brother was a physician. Both wsrs
we're eccentric. Maxwell WAS nevs
given to study, as he had too much
money and was given to going %
sprees. There was a cousin namd
Walter Lennix Maxwell, who died in
1871. He was physician and witness
believed Maxwell! assumed his cousins
name.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
AtFOrt Delaware.

The Philadelphia Record says that a
party consisting of the Lazsre;to CON
mittee of the health hoard and lead ine
IN em bers of councils of that city, viii
make visit TO Fort Delaware thi.
week to ascertain ifthe fortifica lions ca
be used for a quarantine station A,
there are no facilities at the present sta
ton for the fumigation Of rags arriving
10 carge, It is also proposed 10 use the
fort for this purpose II the government
gives its assent.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21

Attention Is called to the n,v...;..
ment Of NJ. F. Hayden in spo,bs s'| ~
umn, and all who wish 10 have a A..
display OF fiowers during the snnm uu'
should be sure TO give him a ca,, NJ
facilities are unequaled for r-oVIns
hEo plants, consequently he ia cnahiS
TO give more for the money than can eo' ~
had Of most other florists. During n.
winter he has raised 10000 Cpe to' ~
which he IN now Offering at ,bs VA,
low rate of one dollar dcz IN. Ttss
plants are larger and better In eysrv '
way than any heretofore offered In MI,
city, and every ore Of them will bl@n
this summer. Lovers of flowers sbopld
send their orders 70 Mr.. HARDEN atbI,
store No, 702 Market street, at oocs h,
although he has q seemingly large hmm.
ter OF roses on hand, it is scarcely v-.
Gable that there will be enough Ia am.
ply the demand. Catalogue, c,n !,
obtained on application a. the store
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
An UnfouBded Charge

manager Beards!ey, oftke WlIain. !,
ton Rink, has any grievance aSa, ,as
the Citizens Rink, as stated III ~.
issue, he is Respectfully la, y,
cd % communicates directly WIN w
Company, and not use the columns ,0 4
the press to make vague threa.' s sIs
charges bsfore investigating th9roasI Y.
what he complains of, ana wllcn and
take this opportunity TO say Is iAi'' "''
in every particular. 70
CurIzESs RINK NAT W.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
Knights osthe Golden Easio.

The Joint com mittee OF the " 'i, .rat,
ton Castles of the X. of &. Il, I T'm.
arrangements for an excursion " ~ J1 tss
den, n. j.. TO attend the meeting o. 9s,h
Supreme Castle a. that place NAY ~
have chartered the steamer Josn a
Warner, and will leave this city - ~ i a. AZ.
~, and Camden at 8 p. M -. iii
pected that about 800 Sir angus s,sca
in the parade at thar y ..' ths
aud they will be accompanieu. n Pat
First Regiment Band and sn!'u ~"
Drum Corps.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
Death of an OLD Farmer.

j. Poulson Armstrong, a well known
and respected farmer, died at bis laa
residence, South Christiana, Hundred
last evening Monday in tho 7lth ye1
of his age. He was born near where
he spent his life as a successful farus
He WAS warden for some years ia
Trinity church this city, and also ID
ST. James church Newport, whsre b
was also at one time a member Hs
was also a member OF the Board Of
Trustees of the Poor OF New CaslA
County, his term ending two yean
ago. Mr.. Armstrong leaves three cti'
dren, two daughters, both married ands
s@n. The funeral will take place On
Thursday next at II O'Clock. lnarmeni
at ST. James cemetery. near. Stanton.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
Gaue IN Y3OstOn.

Last evening President Porter or, d End d
Water Com IN ission, with Chief ~
neer McIntire. left this city on o ,u' tby
train en- route for Boston, WIZ VILE NJ tho
will attend the annual SESSION eoao,siiou,
Water Works ss,OoUn'cloci
" hich convenes in that city az Nv us bssr
this morning. Invitations na a,rtmsus
sent to the heads of water depa, rnsctd
Of the different cities, and II II eAp
that there will DO full ATTENDANCE
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
Charged With Larceny.

This morning Harry Demmoratt and
Ed yard L. Owens, alias Happy Jack,
had n hearing before Judge Cummins,
ON the charge of the larceny of dia
mond pin and some money from John
Q. Brison. Sergeant Zebley and officer
Mcbride testified that they were called
upon by Mr.. Bison, about 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning, to arrest the men
whom he charged with having robbed
nm. When they were searched at the
poi'ce station nothing was found on
them, and as Mr.. Brison did not appear
Judge Cgmmlrs held them in $500 bail
ing.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
To Horse nd or.

We wish to state ID horsemen In
general that we have started the manu-
featuring of horse collars of all kinds
along with our well established harness
business. We will guarantee you a
better fit than you can get elsewhere.
Old collars faced aud made good AZ new.
HARRY q. PARKER, No. Is East Third
street, (Odd Fellows HaiD. Trunks
and bags at all prices. Agents for John.
sons Excelsior Oil Blacking; best In
the world,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
Thieves Afier EGGS.

This mornin about o'clocka THU
or thieves entered the residence ofl,iM
carrier George Is. Lewis on Elliott ave
nue. above Market street, ba. were un
able to obtain any booty, as enc q 1s
smaller children accidentally fell oald
bed, making 80 much noise thif tnsy
quickly decamped. On examination
this morning the lower part Of ll'
house was found TO have been coaslla,
ably ransacked. Egg shells were loaaa
pgofusely over the taolt
which shows tia: the Thieves WsN
hungry. Mr.. Lewis is prepared % gIw
them . very warm reception sh)ald'a"
call again after eggs.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21

Recorder W. VI. Falrlamb has receiv.
ed notice that Grand Master Workman
William NJ. Butz, Of Baltimore, who has
charge of the Grand Lodges of Della
ware, Maryland and New Jersey, a. q.
u. W., would pay an official visit to
Wilmington Lodge, No. /, in this city
ON Thursday evening. The mem 5ars q
che other lodges of The Order in tl!s
city and vicinity are expected ,c
participate.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-21
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We Have IuaG RecNiVeh

another large consignment Of fine goods
in novelties and latest materials in
trimmings, new shapes in fancy colors
in Canton and Milan stta ws, rich sty les
in rough chips, French chips and loop
braids very stylish fancy bonnets In
all new materials; also . lot Of genuine
imported tine French flowers, that are
very handsome; will no sold at bottom
prices. Mrs. Il. s. KIRBY, 200 King
street, one door below Old stand.