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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

plot and dialogue. though rendered quite IN
teresting at times IN the srrsngemenf-is
not with0ut many good points to recommend
il for an evenings entertainment. The in
teresi in the unfolding Of the different stages
climaxeS. picturesque groupings and attract
i've tableaux. The military and band con-
tributed largely. also. IN making the play a
20. and we're the occasion Of much en-
thnsiasm. and aroused demonstrations that
showed the audience % be patriotic. The
company can De compared with the average
that visit as. and is capable of giving unus-
usl satisfaction. The play vii be repeated
e. nfz-hf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Furnished daily from the office of W. r
Scrbner, real estate dealer.
Pet hoortman 20 Jacob Thorn. lot I3
blk > 4. Csmpau's 81 add ............ $50
Jacob Thorn 10 John Iange lot l3 blk ,
A. Campans 81 aid -...-........... Z25
" I'm. Lark q al. 10 Vim. Nicholson lots
and I. blk 2. COmstOcks plat t-......... 100
WEl. Nicholson 10 Samuel Lark. west 20
feet of lot {. blk , COustOck's ...... $40
Marion 4. gaintance 70 Samuel T. Wat
ION. Tot Is H0yts add ............ l2,O
Henry h. Smith 20 Dirk Van der Ste lot
o. blk 2. J. W. Browns sub ....-.-.- 725
Augusta \. Hirth 10 Anton Hirth, iOtt
Holcom Butler's sub ...-........... 100
Ale-iine e.. Briggs Ia Loren NJ Page lot
. blk /. Pages sub .............. 100
John Patton. Jr. 20 Hannah e.. Miller
- f. lot H. blk {. Grants adj. ...... go
Cornelis StOel % Adrian Hage. IL n II
q. o. n OF lot blk IS Grants add rs
Thomas and Oscar Elder 20 Michael Van
0Niltenburz. 90 it blk 10. Nash's lsf sd-
Sparta ........ ........ -
Meindert Folkema To Jacob Van Dyke.
piece land IN cor. ne. nwl4. sec. Is
Grand Rapids Observation-Disclosures. 255
l. b. Lowry 70 VI. W Danforth. s. acres
on - "a 81 sec II. Cascade ..... go
John Manning 20 George ". Russ - 4.
neis 0f soc. n. Cascade SO
Jo7aph ". Gray 70 Peter Wildeboer WI
set. of acc. H. Wyoming ........ iso
Nellie and Anna y, ruhos % Bernardus
Swifzler. piece land in - cor sWi sai
~ soc. u. Wyoming .......... S15
Eli abeth Brenaer 20 Lucien b. Lull. ~
acres in ne cor of sec. s5. Tyrone ..-. go
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
Gen. Grant vsrx Comfortable.

NEW YoRK. April ii "A. m.-Gen. Grant
has been very comfortable since the last
bulletin. lie seemed stronger during the
afternoon. and walked from room % room
with arm step. tie has Just awakened
from a sleep OF two hours, and taken nour-
ishmeut. aud IN reply 10 inquiry. he said that
he was not IA pain. The accumulation of
mucus has not disturbed him tonight. he
has not required any local application to the
throat Pulse =. and regular respiration.
l6. J. II. D0UGLAs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
HARD LUCK FOR RossA.
Served VIII Bail writs TO Pay Old
whisky Bils in Kentucky

LorsVute. April fA-Ysstsrday O'Don-
ovan kosss. While surrounded % few
friends si the 6fit House. was served with a
bul writ, taken one to force payment Of a
note given hY him six cr seven years ago a.
q pledge for .hs payment ~ a biil of So
die ne ilru If Jesse More e Co. whisky
merchant. g. the sauie time notice xss
served ~ suit sgainst him by Thomas
Hacyet. ln a note for Srsl given in pay
uent Of tent Tor Vhisky. contracted in
1879 Jnhu Gillian. a rrocer ~ this cifv
went on Rs~ss bond and thn cases are at
fnr teu DAYS hence
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
ON THE BRINK OF WAR.
oREAT EXCITEMENT ~ EUROPE
Trcops 6sing Pushed Forward from
5oih sides Cruisers 10 be Made
~ Trsns-AflanEp- Steamers.

Losuos. Apul El.-I The Cabinet ~as Ia
session aall a ate boar thIs afternoon
salt - me ie.lhefat.ols bur immediately
after il.e nesting elss.ed long despatch ~as
tsiegravhsd 81 sir Ei@ard fhornton. British
Mlaistsr az 81. Fslersburg. IL stated GA
authority thst tle goeefnnlent received Ia =
and f1lt Information esnaCullng the reports
flslt alIa-iau tr1oD- are .tiA being pu.lcd
f8rsaFl lut1 ihe lispaite1 territory az var
Iou- points. tld --pecl4lly along Tie Hurg
nab nger. 4nd lli. believed tlal the telegram
e. -if ksiEaFt thornton contains In sons
form q demand tor sn explanation II shis
fact frsm dassla.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

afshonrk 9rly sh1-t SIX raarsts oi5 tiss
Grsni RsF5ss HoTTse TFf vessV r. ore ~
t.e hriztse-s sad frast dsl'5es rahhste5 ~
Western wsefsEsn. snd its f.rf5ssfers n-e1
tot ae afraid te ssrs 81 err rrs.are6 with err
.a tie ~tssf ~ iss tsfeErsf sssHi a1Ts-sFaffoe
ls sscru5 to aena sn5 ~ 1uns ars 81
asvs wea euaE u1f ts.e fafeat rer. - fi.s
cas-. hort iorsi ard forzsgT - Ken Ca
se-afa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
The EXCITEMENT aBATiNG.

Some or the Chicago Ballot-Bos
Thieves in a Way TO Receive Justice
CHICAGO, April l3.-Ihe election excite
ment has subsidized largely owing 10 the fact
that the newspapers which were lOudest IN
calling for the formation of committees OF
''viglante-" have been induced by repre-
sentatiOn from prominent business men to
DO silent upon the matter to-day. This
afternoon William j. O'Brien. one of the
men alleged 10 DC implicated IN the robbery
Of the Third Ward ballot boxes, was cap
tured by the city detectives and lodged IN
the Chicago Avenue Police Station. The
arrest i considered an important one.
Election Judges Iallman and O'Nelll. of the
Sixth Precinct Of the Ninth Ward. and ia
cob Shane. Of the First Precinct. charged
with election frauds. were this afternoon held
IN : go each bail for trial.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

A. sia ~nrsan nariea f4--sa-- a, -
Nrvth scotland. 80 ifst.uf,~ =. 49,.
t'cenaf given in Scripfur. - Ssolorusur.
gierT' ~hirH wss rss3 - aer ~ Ira.
's'rsie grsn3chat Wken sae ffftis erf
-sn1e - e~'l - ths ~ st~srs -a.sais ras..s
a7r-n~t Rarf - rhe 4sr~iss sevaraizars
49, oeF- FHefF rrfe si,e a 1~rrsssit
a 'hnus<ns gasursefs. saT - -
asr1rre ts 49, A. saff 80. ssrs sussu.s.
s0t 49, So = sirss 49, kss c+s~s ~.
40
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

AfteE returniHz 70 the engine house last
evening from me Ere. one of the horses AZ
house No became thoroughly charged vith
electricity. and far time t wss fh0ughf the
animal vonid nof survive. II some manner
one ~ the electric wires became misplaced
in tte snIrlsI'- -tai. so chat fi communicated
the current fo the Finc and iron fttings.
aen the horse entered .ts apartment if rss
Immediately shocked ard fell 70 ere foor.
Tire sreuen En- attempting 81 rai4e fbe sni-
ua' sa RI fees ny mesas - its nssne and tsi'
we're cleo severely shocked AS mTea ao ss
fhey Tuuad asve been Ia hoissng .he rose- ~
aet3erF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

~rfeisi 3israf-i % rsr rrs raRts
Nsvsrsr Nich. ArrH f3--Ths hrics
hniiliiug occupie1 ~ the American Express
Company amt r. N1kes. merchant faiior
snuI, Tas damaged s',rnt ene -honssni ios
lars rur-h ~ ire and water this afternoon.
The zocds f-,ro hoth we're mostly sawed
fi1ifr 1ssrra,f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
THs FAST CRUISERS.
The American Liners for THIS Purpose
u heir Armament

The American Liners for THIS Purpose
Their Armament
LoSDoN. April M-The Lords Of Ad-
mirahty have decided hnaliy on the arma-
ments Of each ~ tho fast cruisers which are
being prepared for active service. The
whole of the gssr American liners taken by
the Government are 90 be converted into
cruisers. bat ,hey are. IN addition. to be
dtted With transport recommendation
Vessels ~ che Oregon" America" "Ari-
roma. Mask. and ktruria classes will
each receive six tfn-i1ch breech- loading
riied Vnris three machine guns Gardener
or Nurieufe'dt and 'oryedo and electrical
equipment Iu addition 10 the ordinary
crews of the Transports az fall var strength
shilz ~ thfs class vili carry gunner crews
numbering 350 men each and torpedo crews
specially instructed The cruisers % the
second -cla=s are eo carry four Ten inch guns
each
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
New York

NEw YORK. April IS.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy
at 1lsG2 per cent. Exchange closed firm:
posted rates 81 s5isai -; actual rates. 81 slis6
l.ssA for sixty days. 81 s7Gl 57i. for demand
Governments closed firm; currency 5's rs
bid; - coupons l2l'. bid; az do 1929. bid
Pacific railroad bonds closed H. follows: Union
frsts. 112s6lISh; Land Grants. 1oiA bid.
sinking funds. llsGus Centrals Il29Il2..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
his usefuIness Crinnled

One 81 the resolutions drafted for presen
tation at the public in iignsiion meeting ~
be held IN LDoe's Hall. this evening. reads
ITO J.L. Ctvfiss Believing that by your
recent action in the State Senate With refer
ence TO the dying soldier. General Grant.
you have irreparably crippled y0uT useful
ness a. An executive officer 81 this city you
are, therefore. requested by The citizens -
Grand Rapids. In mass meeting assembled.
10 resign your Office Of Mayor. % which you
have recently been elected
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

II Brings the Very --latest News.
The Grand Rapids TgI.BeHAN has been
enlarged TO a seven column folio and - fast
making ia way 10 the toy II Michigan dali
les. We are always glad 20 welcome its ap-
pearsnce in the Neses Office. as itbriugs us
the very latest news. Fentr0f>r h'ucs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14

Daily arrivals from forced
sales in the Eastern Markets
enable u 10 sell our goods at
these low prices.
Seeing Is believing Come
early and avoid the crowd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-14
TRADE AND FINANCE
Chicago Markets.

OFFICE OF r. V. TAYLOR. Powers Block
GRAND RAPIDS. April Il. 1855.
Cables: Wheat and corn very strong. Consols
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Afrnnnisd Oufrrxc-

Last Thursday Mites Ra'e Gray, the
20 year cid daughter OF well io-io
farmer residing between Rockland
Mills ard Pikcsville, baltimore Couu-
ty, Md. was attacked by a negro named
Cooper, who 10 doubt attempted t.
comm e tesontous assault.
Tho young lady was walking along
y country road, through a woods about
800 yards distant from her father;
house, when she saw Cooper approach
ng in such mAuner that there was
no doubf OF his intentions.
The plucky young woman im
mediately picked. up good sized stone
and when the negro WAS about thre'
feet from her threw is and struck him
on the forehead making an ugly wound
but not sufficient 10 sop him. The
brute then seized her by the throat, and
bt At her with u stone until she was I'M
conscious, when he dragged her into q
thiok wood.
After she recovered consciousness
she resisted him successfully, and the
hght waa continued tor two hours and
a half. whep The young ~oman's dog,
came running 10 her, AMI the negro,
thinking her father was coming mad'
his escape, and up 10 the present tint
has CT been captured.
Miss Gray made her way home will
her lips cut through. face h.uised ant
the bleed flowing IRON numerous place
She is now cortiaed 10 her bed, and IL
so i'll that no one is allowed 70 see hel
except her immediate family. The
young lady is great favorise in the
neishhoShood, end !: her assailant il
caught it is probably that he will b
|lyuchsd.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

WASHING ION, Aprh S-Senor Far
alta, TIRE Costa E,tsr minister raosivsSi
hate Friday evening, tee tc..ouiZs tex
gram froua NJ. Gs..sSoS So -etA-y II
State San Salvador, is5eNl st lis hzs3
quarters Of the SalvsdoziAr AIRY
"SASTA ANA, AM. S-N esis-;Sy
we obtained & new s-a -. SEG.d v.ciory
st ChalchuApe over RAEEios.
"(SiEneal GNLLrco5."
1t Is deemed ey tie oppl-eafs &.
RArrios here that lbs As; dtfssg n
end his attempt - fo-e.e.y eSiSS!.sh s
Central American colts3e-alcc. Hs
has been ~ zoe WHIPPED ~ he Ss.vs-
dorians alone, and y Is Yroes&h,e thai u
would be n;tsr,y ovs-RossrsSi !! they
were Joined by IsS armies of Co ID
R.ca aad Nics-agaA This defsAi sao-
wipes ont his scAeIus II holding ccr,
ventson of tie Ave republics II Gasi<
malA city il May.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Bsse HALL.

Wilmington is to have base ball
club this season, as Mr.. John I. West
has III ade arrangements Ia that effect,
and the following nine 1t Is said will be
brought to this city
Munce, Holland, Hanna, Benners,
weidel, Quihtop, Green, Myers, Shin
die and Fulnor. 1t will be strong
team, and lovers Of sport will be graft
tie,i TO hear the news.
The Young Oriole base ball club chal'
lenses the Atlantic club to play three
games for the championship. q. Buck
ley, manager.
The following games were played yes
terday;
10 New York-New York, II ; Moni
tor, ..
In washington-National, s Brook
Ign, o.
In Baltimore-B Baltimore, 3; Buffalo
H. Game called at the end Of tenth in
ming on account of darkness.
In Philaieiphia-Phil 20
Brown University, 3.
The Atlantic base ball club has beer
organized and Is ready to receive chal
i.nges iIom any club whose members
are under 10 years of age. Challenge,
should he sddrt ssed TO j. Simms, IN ana
ee 422 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

DoNLLY-un April sid, 1855 William },
lonley.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yitsi TO attend the funeral from he residence
OF his mother, (Mrs. ioppin), AZ East tifh
street, on Nonday sfteraoon. 81 C'lock.
lnterment at kiyeryiew cemetery.
GANNuN-On the 2pd o; AY-!l, William
tisnrop, aeed l. wears.
Relatives and tr creS cTe respectful! In
yiteG 20 attend lis funeral from ms resi-
dence 81 his psIeutS. n .. SIS jefferson street.,
on Monday morn ng g.; o'c oc1. ltigh
Mas At Peters ehurcl lu.erlsnt al
New CsthedrNl cemetery.
ARGU-ln tAis city, On tie S. - AtFil
Harry. sos cf Albert ari Aun.e NJ. Arr O
AGED days
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yite5 10 ste ID The funeral service .; the re
sidcnoe ~ his parents, Nc ls2 liucc.T
street, OF SECi " afternoon al . ele X. AID
y Nondsy g.e-a'i : tAse the train f-r MI
ford, ell
WlI.kl Sat htan.-iss MN Creek Han
drei, on he :. u Apl.. Alice WilSins
AGED IS ye-rs
Relatives and ic7t arr -espsstiully In
viiei 20 attend her faaerAl nom her iA;e re
>1ence. on sunday. April s >erylsSs 81 .ht
house AZ loo'ciock, =. Il. lnis-tnert :, Sow
=fA cemetery
Bihp-Ou .Ap-il :, Susan Loeer, VIZ 8
James I. Biri.
Services AT the howe Oh N.0-cAJ. ST
o'eloeG. lnsermeri private.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Crfntaal Record

At Manson, Iowa, on TaarS!a., A
vim Allen, aged Fl ysAr>. white }es .
PersuC' ny an cfhcer aud r,>>s, 1T i3E
gerry. 1rr1a tour bul,etS - his - sUsr,
and she aiih throuSA LIS ow4 arasn
kl,i's i. Nseli Instantly '. Letters teGut
on has pSrSon indicate that he N&s s
fGSlnve from lasiiee elsewhere. and
reS a'v.d never 10 be taken alive. Il,
was !ooGa Nsrmea;
A dance in farm hcnse near Ps.Ss
tine, Texas, On THURSDAY night Abr
Nichols ami Thomas Lloyd. yoasS lar
meTS, iusu,Jsd 2 aehAry Foster. &uc
then saseea upon him with drawn PTS
tolls Foster quickly sent bG..s
through Nichols' heart and with 3 sSc
ona sAS: desperately wounded Lloyd
Dur.ne the melee a stray ballet n . tai
ly wounded Sidney Price, a spes tAtor
Fos.a- escaped
The Grand Jury Of Vernon, Texas
has indicted john David for IL
murder OF Hector G&zri>o and e.ey {:
others Il. coaspir:rs Il 1u0Gs.. =
indicted alsa we're ai, - twenty. ;h-zS
mem hers i opposing factions .Sceot.,
srassFel by STATE Rangers. Iud ;
Williams - or4crSd lie hA1ss-s +
disaraa . a. persons 81 e5sA s,3es Q
the rscsn; Evoua.e,s
Chaz.es L Ealee WAS or ThG-Ss .,
convicted a Jse rca-Ses Of lis tAiAe
81 pci esvil.e, W .SeoEsin. a14 was ser
ter ced - IL rTisonEnsai for ,.:e.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
VIII be Re.Onepaa

AT go O'Clock to.morrow sh4por
the Sunday school and lecture ham \
the Ezion NJ. +. Church, Ninth nh
French streets,will he re opors,!. rST
have heen closed for seyers! vr5
undergoing repairs, aud aauhra
improvements have been made N.
partitions between the class rc,a. h,r
been removed, and folding t.o,s NJ
stituted, which greatly Increases d,
seating capacity Of tie .sons. shld
now present cheerf1. aua .n7ian
appearance. and there Is 10 Cub, Mi
the school, which already nunben ovs
600 scholars, will haveits u nberh,
largely increased.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Friday, April 10, 1895
Commencing at 2 p. m.

l will sell brown gelding
" Dixie" ISL hands high, six
years old, sound and kind as far
as | know, not in any way skit-
fish, a perfect family horse. a
splendid driver. l have driven
him two ) ears and never struck
him with a whip. Not aftaid of
cars
One bright bay mare, l33
hands high, weighs about l,l00
pounds; sound and kind in every
way, a splendid horse for family
use, good driver and stylish
coming 6 years old.
Three good farm or draught
horses, from six, to len wears
old, can he relied upon as hrst
rate workers.
Two elegai mules, lG hands
high, in good condition, and in
f.ct one of the best teams for
hauling that c,n be found.
Also one set of harness and
collars fitted to them, enc two
horse farm wagon, slso one cart
and cart harness, one moving
machine, one horse rake, Syria
cuse pillow, one 40-tooth harrow,
one cultivator, Yd many other
art cles OF farming utensils, such
As hoes and shovels etc, etc; lot
of manure in the pile and other
stock.
Terms For sums of $50 or
under, cash for sums over $50 a
three months'note with approved
eDdorser, witeout interest.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
nair . Tow. Poisoned ~ ans.

kEYroR1, y, J, Apr, a pazic
exists IN this town a. present., osinS
70 a m sserfaus sic Saess Siih syn piaa ;
Of peisozi1S, which las sS5E>i hA,f 8:
the Inhabitants since Sa03Ay Ii :
e~,farSd thai il Is from the e-eei .:
drinking sonae milk. Dr.. A--aws1niiA
Who hal many ~ the cases under
rreAtn NJ, Is 81 the e2iasan that tie
raiIk Asi e>aa tA0pS-ei With BY some
unknown person oE persons Those
asscfS. rsce ATTACKED vsih vomiting
and rSAr1y all have recovered AZ =
y-sstica. 20 i hsios made
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

A public meeting, unde, ,bs i,..
auspices OF the Indian Right, Nv: .%a'
ton and the Women's India. $3.50
ton, OF Wilming ton, will b1 bsS =
Grace church on Monica , I'iu !.
April @, at s O'clock. Mrs. 4 5 oatt
ton, Secretary Of the Natiols, I S
Association, will give her rs,snt !,
periences among the Indiana j tbs =,
West, and her plans for then lsln. ".
Herbet Welsh will also addrs.. A. a.
meeting, and vii! lave ,mrn,,, :,
propositions TO make. There Mi ~,
musical entertainmeu, By ii e cAoi, \
is hoped that a large aud -ace vim
greet these able and earnest s,saE.,' -"
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
7 H EO|7IlI
Resumption ofsu,,

PIrrsBuno p, "s1ended Mill.
Nemick Il Co.'S mel,insp , y -SIhas
sumo operations on Mo y islois will n
an idleness Of ten mon,h aay next ahs
berly and Co.'S rolliun A., I. L. EIn
vile, Pa. win also resume mel, LA. a, Grsa.
giving employmsn, TO 9'o next vst
mil has been shut down .,,.. men NJ
owing to the embarass,nea,''!l es ,as. hi
District Con veptions NJ a. q, 81 The i'm
; mated Association viii i4e Anln
In all parts OF the country ,o be h
eject delegates TO the sn,,lorros b
convention, which mee,s t;.ioaal, SaA
April IL. II is thought IN u tlis ely
enossn VIII be instructed 10 vo l's s
acceptance VEG Of 10 per cent. r s3l,siar "
wages for the ensuing ven, '''uciinh
with June l next. The ma, psslaniy
ASK Tor Q reduction Of over S a1 va 'ursa
.wenty,three Hunparians apl -Ascu
were discharged at LoSa, Guy !. ras
Cenfcalia, on Friday, an1 80 oOiaI
hired IN their places IN. 'lA iaa
some some OF the discharged n', Gi 10
M BOSTON, April 5-The u,.,
watch Company works IN r hosm
VIII resume running on fal ,Da'a1
Monday. The company 1--WE, S sms,! a
ment to over. 200 hands e'''' '@pNy
w. LONDON, April 3-The .,rlhs ., a..
Yorkshire GOLFERS is spreatinS Vi 100
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
R E A D Y
FOR
Blu S IN ESS!

Good Friday was not a!
particularly good day for US,
vet we sold several very fine
suits. quite a number OF the
medium grade, and as many.
OF the cheap ones as we care
to sell. Cheap clothing is
not the best tang in the
world to handle, as it rarely
gives the wearer the satisfac-
ton he expects, and too
much OF it Injuries the cloth
ing business We have to
keepit it. All clothing dealers
have to keep it, rs working
men demand it, and right
here We want to call atten-
ton to our SI4 suits, espe-
cially adapted to the laborlng
classes. They generally sell
Tor $50, and will do Tor a
better suit until next iall,and
then take it tor every day.
They are made OF good sub
stantial cloth, and will out
wear those Of the cheaper
grades. When we &C ndemn
cheap clothing We do not in
clude our $40, SI2 and SI4
suits. These were made to
sell at a much higher price,
and are we'll worth one-taird
mare than we ask Tor them.
The class OF goods to be con-
'demned are those sold at Sc
and IS, and some oil them by
'o;her dealers at $40 and $l2,
and which are the worst
kind Of shoddy stock. The
figures and colors are all
stamped in the cloth, and
when you wear it once or
twice or get it wet the color
will be somewhere else. We
have 400 youths suits, and a
or, at many odd coats, pants
and vests, which were manu-.
featured for the defunct firm
OF klormer & Co, OF St.
Louis, but their recent tail
ure threw them back on our
hands and sell them we
must. Il your boy needs
any Summer clothing, or for
present use, come to US at
Ionee. This is the part oil
our s'2ck we only want to
set COS: GU. OF, as il was
made for tie western mar
het. They are al very neat.
aouga, and v Il worth dou-
bic what vt ask Tor them.
IOur cAl,lrea's departments
is!yi-s good satisfaction Tae
sales Yesterday were not so
large IS We desired, but il
VAS : hoada! and we were
no: expecting q grand rush.
R.sat .-re we want to add
We are more than satisfied
win our plan OF reaching
the people direct. Our mar
gin o. profit is not as large in
some cases, but We are turn.
Eng cur stock more rapidly.
IoPen nnt,t 10 P. m. this
Ieyening.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

TIE attention Of the police Is cl!.a !
a gang OF boys who eongre'a a..... !
the vicinity of Sixth au1 rue ,,s s i
and annoy passers by and Ee '.s. ~, !
the vicinity by tlro~inF Fo.,sn , N,
tables and other articles az md
II one or two we're ARRESTED, a'ia's y,
before Judge Cummlns' sIu lar, 4
imposed, it would pt9oap'! LAW
saluta,y effect on the others
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
chic IN Raised and TO be Raised

Last night Deputy Great Sach sli.a
W. Shaw. assisted by other 0a'a
raised the recently elected ChlsH u
Delaware Tribe, No. /, lap. o. ~ b. !.
and this evening wi! ra!ss tas Oa y,
Of Lenape Tribe, No. 6. SeS' M0S w.
night the Chiefs OF Minqua Iiloe, ~ ~
and those of Hopockoaacklne III"
No. II, will be raised.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Delaware hhad

Contrary TO general expectation iias
were no Delaware shad in the mln
This morning, and as far as known %
one has been taken, and that w
caught by a man at Salem, \, ~ va
was fishing for rock-fsh II Wl
melt, quite small, but found read! ~
In Philadelphia at 10 cents Inc ~
ent bad weather will seriously in'elln
with the operations OF The fishermen
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
WfllDe Instf uted.

On Wednesday, Aprisl 3ih, the Gfa
Chiefs ofihe improved oT1srct ID
Men, and other prominent membnf
the order, will take lie trail fol- h
hunting grounds OF Newark 70 ind
tute q new tribe Of Red Men. IN
viii leave these hurting grounds Ga
sixth run, setting Of the sun, ThsM
tribe will be known as Miupelaha NJ
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Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

FORTRESS MONROE, IN hs bttTseag
The steamer Dispaieh," lines Cd ~ y.
and 400 sailors and !. ar, . passed D. v
from the Norfolk navy u u,b'vtrrcep' Y
. .issm al''f f9Sia New Yo1s 3 asl5
of the Capes OF N!rs,.,,pferrei.
Ell ,he men will be iI'u'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

T. NJ. wier has just received t IN
pound. cake which was baked " n
httle girls in Penrsylvania' ~ nj
iced, and made Oh n 4 spi
10 a.erial. He proposes 70 WI. STAN %
send the money relliz NJ ee.,iSSulss
the little ladies, in order 70 ,. nj
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
nr,0a N I'm eut dt -oint

PRESIDING Elder HI ,i hAs "t . I'd,
Rev. W. II. HenuI caurch, |,
Rockland, Brapdy"iusS, ,rsay mOrls
Nj. II. will preach on s,,It ssurs TO y
and evening at the usua' A'
people Of thai place
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

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