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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07
EDITION.


Uncle Tome Cabin was again pre-
sented nc the Opera House last evening
by 8. Diapers company before Q large
audience Who seemed 20 thoroughly en-.
10y is The two Marks are immense,
and Eliza's escape on the ice while pur
sued by the ferocious bloodhounds. 10
one Of the most thrilling and exciting
scenes imaginable. The play will be
given for the last time this evening", and
those who have not already seen 1t
should be sure TO attend.
Next Monday night Hoyt's latest
absurdity "a Rag Baby /" will be pre- :
scented at the Opera House. and the New
York Dramatic News In speaking Of It
says:
Zone OF the most signal successes
ever Known In New York was the first
production Of "A Rag BABY" com
edy embracing medley Of song, dance.
dialogue, and semi -monstrosity, given
TO o very enthusiastic audience last
evening 1t 10 by O. H. Hoyt, the
author Of ga Bunch Of Keys" which
has had such popular and promising
success In this counsry and Epgland.
The dialogue Ii very witty, the music
vivscioas, the action rapid and sus-
tained."
This evening enc Of the Madison
Square Companies will appear at the
Academy, and present the very inter.
eating and amusing drama '"The
Rajah." This play Ia one of the best.
The scenery and mechanical effects are
excellent, and the brook scene IL one o.
the best and most realistic ever intro
duoed on any stage.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
LeoDzo Brothers will again appear and
present "The Dog Spy" y thrilling
drama in which Victor l.. Leonzo sus
tains four different characters, and per-
forms the extraordinary feat Of chang
ing from q colored TO white boy In ons
second. Mr.. Leonzo claims to be the
only. Al tist in the world able to perform
this lightning change, and offers . for
felt OF $50 IL IL 10 not accomplished In
the specified time. The wonderful doai
will also appear, and the entire per
Torrance be well worthy of the patron
age of the public. The admission Il
but 10, 20 and 80 cents, and the hous
should be crowded.
Next week the Academy Opera Com
pany will appear at the Academy o
Music In six performances and one mat
lice.
Among the singers are Jeannie Wins
Minnie DeRue, Walter Allen, Waite
Hampshire, A. III Bell, Vincen
Hogan, Joseph Fay and Thomas Daily
with chorus of twenty four voices
The programme wilt be changed night
ly. and among the operas 70 be SUM
will be FRA Diavolo," "Boccaccio,
"'La Perichole," princess OF Trebi
zonde," Madame AnRot" and "Donni
Juanita," some of which have neve
been given in this city. The subscrip
ton sale OF seats is now open at Oche
trees, No. 6l7 Market street, and for 8
ticket can be obtained that will ell
title the holder to q reserved orchestr
seat for each of the seven performance
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Flint and DAILY Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, April 6.--Arthur Flint
and Dan DAILY, who engaged In the des-
pcrate prize fight yesterday afternoon,
were to-day arrested for felony. DAILY,
the victor, 10 so badly injured that II
was with the utmost difficulty he could
be moved to police headquarters.
Both of his eyes were closed, and his
body IL as black ~ coal. Flint could
walk, but his hands and face are swollen
out Of all shape. Prize fighting IL
felony In this State, and aiding and
abetting 1t comes under the same head,
The hackers Of the two men gave bond
for their appearance. The arrests
caused great CONSERVATION among the
sports who were present at the mill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07
Alexander Ylsids 70 the Powers.

LONDON, April GA dispatch from
Athens to the Daily Telegraph says that
the King Of Greece and his ministers
have decided 10 abandon the war prepa-
rations, o. Prince Alexander has yield-
ed 10 the powers.
SOFIA, April 6.-The fact that the
powers have signed . protocol which
does not make Prince Alexander Cover
nor Of Eastern Roamelia for llfe has orc
ated q bad impression here, but IL 10 be-
lieved that Prince Alexander and the
Bulgarian ministry will accept the
situation. VI
ATHENS. April Q To-day, being the
Atty seventh anniversary OF the deciA-
ration Of Greek Independence, Is cele-
brated a. q holiday. There were nc
public demonstrations. The King and
Queen we're present this morning In the
Cathedral, where the To Deum waa
sung.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

About o o'clock this morsinR coIored
man ian into police station and said
that there was something the matter
with . dog % Fifth and Market streets,
and an officer was wanted 70 come and
shoot IL. Officer Meachem went 10 the
place and found large dog, struggling
In o fit. As the lady who owned him
did not desire TO have It killed, II 1t was
possible to save 10, the officer worked
with It for some time and came very
near being bit before he succeeded In
breaking the fit. The affair created
some excitement, aud attracted . crowd,
among whom wss q man who made q
remark about Officer Meaohem being .
dog exterminator, which he considered
an insnlt, and threatened to take him
to the hall IL he repeated IL.
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should be Attended To.

The attention of the Street Commits
sioner Is called to dangerous hole In
the bed Of Taylor street near Poplar.
1t has been there for several weeks, and
for while had q barrel stuck In 1t as q
warning to persons driving along to
steer clear OF IL, but now there is no
protection whatever, and horse 10
liable to fall into 1t at asy time.
Prompt attention to this matter may
save the city q bill OF damages.
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The Rey holds Bad Luck.

The steamer Major Reybold seems
to bad luck. LAST summer
she was almost destroyed in q cyclone,
aud disabled until the season was nearly
over. Her bad luck seems to have COM
menced with her early setting ont this
spring. Ga Sunday last she was trying
to Cross the Salem fats TO get into the
creek when she ran into boulder that
had been washed on the fats, and
punched such hole in the bottom that
she began to leak, and ON Monday sbe
was brought up to the Harlan and Hol.
liDgsworth Company's yards.
But her misfortunes were not yet
over. AS she was moving up to the
wharf, she collided with the steamer St.
John and stove hole in her starboard
side forward Of the wheelhouse. The
latter damage, however, is not very
serious. The Clyde IL nov running in
place of the Reybold, but the latter
will soon be repaired and sent out upon
her route.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07
Signed by Mistake,
tcoMMUNIoATKD.l

1 see by the papers that nv name In
signed 10 an application for license TO
sell whiskey. l did place my name to
the application, bat 1t was done through
2 misunderstandipg,and l have notified
tne parties TO take It off before the paper
u presented TO the court, as / wish 1t
distinctly understood that neither use
or deal In the stuff, or uphold its sale
or use In any manner whatever.
JAMES Fl. BUDD.
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Kaolin Company Chartered.

The Graham Kaolin Company OF New
G arden township has been chartered.
with the following directors: Jesse B..
HINES, of Philadelphia; Joseph Ora.
ham, Of Kaolin; Thomas q. Marvel, OF
Chestervllle; john j. Gheen and r K.
Monaghan, of West Chester, and Geo.
G. Kim 90, of Slatington. The following
are the officers of the company: Presi-
dent. Thomas Il. Marvel; vice president
snd secretary, Joseph Graham; trea-
eurer, Jesse b. HINES.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

There lie nothing new in the local
morocco strike. The manufacturers
say "they are getting there, by which
they mean that they have their SOCK
nearly safe that was In danger OF spoil
ing. Their late employees say they Will
get tired with their unsktlled labor be-
fore long and will want their regular
hands back again, and that they. viii
tire Of paying taxes for property that u
briI ging in no revenue.
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Still Improving

Mayor Rhoads still continues to i'm .
prove, and although he was somewhat
restless last night, fell into refreshing
sleep toward morning. He is again
able to take nourishment, and seems 70
enjoy 1t, but under the most favorable
circumstances his recovery to perfect
health will be long and tedious,
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Determined to Defend their Rights,


The Brown Chemical Company Of
Baltimore, Maryland, have Just entered
heavy suits against Frederick Stearns
g. Co., Detroit, Mich, for initiating
Browns Iron Bitters. and against
Meyer Bros & Co.. the we'll known
Wholesale druggists of St. Louis, Mo,
for dealing in Browns Iron Tonic,
which 1t is claimed is an imitation OF
Brow ms Iron Bitters, and against Jas.
A. Dickinson, a wealthy druggist OF
Baltimore, for selling and recommend.
ing q non secret remedy called Iror
Tonic Bltters, made by Koshland, Hol
lander & Co., of Baltimore. which 1t ii
also claimed 10 an imitation Of Brown
Iron Bitters. These suits will likel!
involve very heavy amounts and b
watched with interest by all person
dealing in proprietary medicines.
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Fifth EDI1I
DetsL

.u, Dets
s snsy need DR., BuIp i.' ~
oolio' hstuleuce, etc. S'9
, Cranor & Go. have A mi, \
% a"d s, and cloths for men sss ny
ana q, small checks. for i isd ~
The business Of ,hsI a''
be- nnishsd BY Frld sCs ~
It will adjourn. M'A|
Salvation army n..,,Ll
f roqIth and French - s,,as!
O'Clock, every night. '1'''
struetion in art needle Ts'' 81
Batiste cloths 50 in.s.
P pei. 3. assortment, onI ivI IS,]
fy me q = Lichtenstein, sas h
.. Lhe Friendship steam \
M pcing repaired by Eo,I
hanley, aud will be o na
TWO or three days. WI /
IT. There will lie an open j
TINS evening at ,be b.
League. '"'
Pianos and organs. o,,l
soon 50 made tuneiul 'I "
S sn eet treatment. Call n
W. =. 9Th street. Charges n
The rife matches Sblcs|
taken place to-day At aDi III
have been postponed mi
afternoon on account n, ~ "
ton Of the ground.
Thirteen horses wers u
at public sale at Abho,, y
ter. byI, w c,isooVt
GERS, for R L. RObert."
price Of STA.
n. 8. X. Butler ta, :.
Walter l.. into psrtns,.
business will DO cOpd"s'
stand. No. APO Market -.
name of E. S. R. Butler n 4
The ladies of the wom,,
Women's Christian Tsm'
will hold their weekly !,
on Thursday Afternoon !
cordial invitation IA p,
interested 10 attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

o"nsyiShnia RI
The Philadelphia "P,l
Pennsylvania Railroad
still 10 existence, and AL
that notifications vhicb|
popular with the euplOvd
ing considered. II
The company states M
ginning Of practical VA
department Oh Februa,y|
LIST OF April, there has n
Of distribution $4,000 M
which was scattered oyl
divisions as follows: ri
vision, /; Middle Dlyisid
Division, 3; Altoona
YORK Division, ], Belvi
1; Sunbury Division, /;
vision, /; Baltimore shoI
and Potomac Road, q
OF these six we're vol
seven from natural eau
l, 238 members were
benefits and Sl,7S7 50 ID
sick benefits
The employs Of ths
very sgreeably surprhd
the posting Of a notice
joining the bureau Of /
the Pennsylvania Rad
had made speclal ara
the Keystone Hotel Cd
after furnith them nal
apartment at reduced i
cents per single meaL
TO be from IL TO 2.bIak
3 TO 8.
For this purp 81 vui
yesterday putting b,
on q large 7 on 10 ihs
Broad street station. VI
rs the restaurant. hei
to employees there for !
day. The gel ersl ven
ductors and braEem.n
ton was: "It'sageal
tirely new. !"
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A Card.

Stewart Carlisle. house and sign
painter and grsiner, desires to inform
the citizens Of Wilmington and his
friends In general that be has abandoned
his purpose Of going West, and will re.
main at the old stand, No. 6O7 Market
street, where he will be pleased to re.
ceive oIders for work as usual in his
line,
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Our County Guardians.

The Levy Court is getting along rap
idly with its work, and may possibly
cd iourn the latter part Of this week,
The assessment completed with the last
day OF March IL now in the hands d
Clerk Cochran and his deputies, and Ia
being transcribed into duplicates fol
the uAe of the collectors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

MARRIED
DIED.

LAYER.-On the 9Th inst, Mary Layer
reliet OF John w. Layer, aged 10 years.
1uested to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. 20l W. Eighth street, Nh,
N ineton Del. on Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. Interment at New Cathedral
Ce metery. Philadelphia papers please
copy.
Tuesday morning. April
attn. 1886, Annie M. Philips.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral service on Thursday efternoo
Al o'c ooh at her mothers residence, ols
WashingtO ton street. lntermeDt prlVate,
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WIN soon he Able to ST. Up.

WASHINGTON, April Cdr. Hamil
ton said this afternoon that Secretary
Manning wac still improving, and
would, he thought, be able TO cit mp In q
short time.
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The Storm III

All day yesterday u
the Delaware, sDd tho /
water that came rua
streams from the ID.
marshes completely 4
Brandy wine bad 40 q
water, and the Chfl'
n ght was some three
usual. The marsh
the pulp works and
up to the West Yard
pletely under water,
White Clay Greek
lug was so high st S'
swift over the Causes
could not be reached
and chose reaching
ton side could 20 10
were a great many
local railroads, but
rious importance
were broken % %
green houses on u
q shutter blown in z.
bis 81 residence, sri ~
snake run belog W.
slightly dsns,a., i.
damage ssen'i'
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To ignore the warnings of an ar.
prof ching bilious attack 10 highly i'm.
prut ent. Use Dr.. Bulls Baltimore
Pill- when the first symptoms appear
IS cents.
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The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be clear,
With II sli5ht rise of temperature. SINH
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Friday.
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Not the Domestic.

Through wrong Information given,
the REPUBLICAN yesterday stated that
Brown, the u an who robbed boarder
1t Mrs. Ann Kay's boarding house, No.
3O4 King street, bore q no from the
manager of the Domestic Sewing Ma
c!.ine Com pany, when 1t should have
been from tbs manager Of the Wheeler
and W lson Sc" ing Machine Company
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

Easter csrds are now on sale at Pyle
& Lichtenst+in's, 226 Market St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

Bombardment Of an African Town.
BERLIN, April 6.-The German gun
b DAT Cy clops hom oarded and destroyed
the town OF nezbimbia, on the west
coast OF Africa. Nobody belonging to
the Runbuat was injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

NYOTICE-I GA rHAhINE CLARK, = he
IN tenant and occupant Of the house sit
uated At the southeast oorLer Of LObde !
and Williams streets, in the Second ward OF
tho city Of " ilmipgton, County OF Newcastle
and state OF Delaware. In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts ofthe General
a assembly, in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing TO tho Court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail delivery OF the State Of
Delaware, in and for New Ga stle County, on
Monday, tho 10th day Of May, A. D., 1889.
being the next term Of said Court, for II.
cause for said house - an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors, in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following respects-
BILE citizens OF the said ward recommend the
said application, viz:
James Staffurd, John II Flynn,
II. U. Kembie, John nj. N ulF1oney,
John Coleman, Geo. ". Stanton,
DE- MEL Callahan, CHARLES Il. Newell,
Joseph h 'Scnorah, Ldward Sweeney,
VIM, IL. Peacock, DAnlei Morgan,
Thomas Is. Fleming, CLOUD Butter
William NJ. Quinn, Vim. Y. Hrant,
Harry Peace, kennhrd emitn.
WIN. Kenny, Thomas Marion,
Patrick Hardy, John Ford,
John smith, henry Dukaps
s7-3ts CATH RLcE CLARK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

FOR RENl The mousse 100 Washington
street; moderate ront.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

Largest stock, best assortment, low
s,t prices, at Ysrger's, 407 Shipley.
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An English st'a1

pHrI4DEI,reHRIn,II.
lIs i steamship ,i bf n
i rom Csrtbsg,en,a. d, ri
ITO llI@ tons Of IT,. Tsa y
+; !; e., e s. 's : e; s e
safely %is 70 81! l,n q AK
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Lent.

Lohte
my dtary,
/ am q weary,
And yet not berry
Ny nose Is red.
1t is the spring-time,
the wedding ring time,
i would be fed.
There 10 no dinner.
You must grow thinner
10 Lent, you sinner"
Was all she said.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

The annual ID, D''FIIdr
tn tute Children ir puSsr lS
r. Tor, d s,si,I 9's I
hurst ; were rs ssS,d Il
yy;s.ssI:..,a a9i 1s Pss!. !
5t,sisi'.Il' Ri :s.ss.,a,,
Z Robinson tressl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

NYoTIUE-l, JOHN ELINE. TAE
IN owner OF the house situased at
No. 100 Market street, in the second
county Of New Castle and STATE Of lelsware,
In compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the General Assembly 10 snch ease
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shalt apply In writing 10 the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De-
livery Of the State Of Delaware. In and for
New Castle County, on MONDAY, the ION
day Of May, a. u. 1885, being the next term
Of said court. for license for said house as
an inn or tavern, for tho sale therein Of In
toxicating liquors in lees quantities than
one quart, TO DO drunk On the premises, and
the following respectable cittsens Of said
ward recommend the said application viz;
Johu McVsy, John feeney,
b. Woifson, Geo. W. Quinn,
John Piunkett henry Hsbert,
Samuel Hochhsimer, Richard Hooth,
Edward Melchior, John l. Busch,
John w. Butler, Henry Dugan.
CHARLES Sparks, John mcBride,
Frank II. Davis, Patrick Dugan,
James Stafford, Peter welsh,
mark McM anus, james Blown,
Andrew Elliott, Deo. W: Gray,
Thos. Holland, Micbael Grant
aT-st dhW JOHN FLiNN.
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N0TlOE-I, JOHN CALHOUN, THE
IN owner and occupant Of the house St
uAued at tlo Spruce street, in the Fourth
ward OF the city Of wilmington,
County Of New Oassle and state
of delaware, in compliance with
the requiem ents OF the acts of the General
Assembly, ia euch case made and provided,
do hereby glvo notice that i shall sppiy in
writing to the court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Eeuvery Of the State OF
delaware, IN and for New Osstle County, on
Monday, the nth day OF May, A. d., 1850,
being the next term Of said Court, for n
cense for said house as an inn or tavern, for
tie tale therein Of intoxica ing liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following respecta-
bic citizens OF the said ward recommend the
said application, viz:
James U. BARLEY, Edward T. Carswell,
John shaw, David A, M q ullin,
Joseph p, oples, Ed sard 4. Wight,
Peter Stuart, John Doegherty,
Geo. N. ID. Leper Dennis Kane,
Thos McOIusky, Jonn McUlafferty,
Joseph. HoDeck, Matthew Baxter,
JOIN /. uormlsy, John Hanson,
samuel III oman, +. A. Banks,
James Kane, Neal 9OrMley, Jr.,
Neal Cor alley, Heston Galloway.
Peter Wilson, John h. Savllle,
a7-stt JOHN CALHOUN.
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Jam es FsntH p5,s.'
ter, No. sl'Ri's y
Exception n

A reception Y b
sTsnio W. y ts' ., G'Ii
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tho sho. % P,.,;'.,:, a TIE e.
S was supplied from :
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state of the Thermometer

at dc HEPuBLIoAN Office In the shade
0'nlnak 10 O'Clock II o'olcok
42o 47o 80
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-07

NOuUE-I, ELIZABETH BECKER,
~ tho tsnAnt OF the within mentioned
property, do hereby give notice that shall
apply to the JUICES Of the court Of General
Sessions Of tho Peace and Jail delivery Of
the State OF Della ware, In and for New Castle
County, on Monday, the 10th day Of May,
1880, being the next term OF said court. for
license to keep an inn or tavern at the
cheutzen Park, on Woodlawn avenue, be
tween Eighth and Ninth ttrsets, in tine Filth
ward Of the city of Wilmington, 70 sell In
toxicating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk on tho premises, and the
following respectable citizens Of said ward
recon mend the said application. TO wit
John p. Donahoe, John Mahopey,
Thomas Nuttau, John Craven,
Chas. J. M. Beckett, WE. h, BrRnnen,
John q. McManus, AuRust TenweEes
A. A. Chapman, Joan Nuttall.
David Spar, John W. Sanderson,
samuel M. wood, Henry Miller,
h. =. HRssen, T.. +. Freye,
Robert H4gan. John h. Hall,
John A. Beattie, Thomas D0herty,
Robert Rodger, Joseph r. Evans.
Patrick Thornton. VIM. II. Robinson,
Samuel A. Hsgan,
aT.3.. ELIZABETH BROKER.
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Paper bags for sale cheap at the BiE
PUBLICAN Office.
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po.,poned Ari',l<

MT. 6. q s 1s,l
from ON big !. ., illas''iE d
P PauI's n. 2 e on1I,'
l peeeise Din 10 IL. ln' p iii
Of the audience.
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q nONa

Thomas &C. 9; Sis,sSs%'
city, bat .,d nov few ,S q
Is james 1sr iNt1 sS.di''a
!HyRRssii.i ST''I'I n y
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EHoR SALE-A RESTAURANT IN A
Il good location aud doing . good bust.
ness. Address kkSTAURANT. this otfioe
a7-3ts
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WAN rED-A GOOD STEADY SHE
wv maker. Apply 10 Daniel II. OoiIis''
SO Poplar street. a7'Sts
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"ANTED - TWO JOURNEYMEN
w painters. Apply at 2as Market g.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-12

Gen. Charles z. Stone, who, until the
government took charge, was the engi-
neer in charge of the Bartholdi statue,
after much investigation recommended a
system of electric lighting for the unique
lighthouse, and his recommendation has
been approved by the government Off
GERS. The apparatus to provide the light
consists of one dynamo complete, thir-
teen duplex are lamps, and fourteen so
candle power incandescent lamps. The
torch will contain five lamps of 10000
candle power, the light from which is to
be thrown upward. 1t ia predicted that
the lights will so illuminate passing
clouds that they will be visible 100 miles.
Four lights of 6,OO0-candle power each
go at the foot of the statue for its illu-
mination. Incandescent lamps fixed in
the diadem on the figures head will lend
the appearance of jewels.