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Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
r,ns Reosp,,on.

The hTst reception OF Troop b (Ken.
ney Guards) WAS given In Institute
Hall last evening, and proved to be the
reherche eveut OF the season. The hall
and stage were handsomely decorated.
Previous to the opening OF the grand
march = competitive drtl took place
for gold badae, doDa'ed by Mrs Ad-
jutant General r. Il. Keuney, Of Dover.
Toe following judges were appointed, ,
ann alter the drill awarded ihe medal
to Edward Mullin: Col. e. T. Cooper,
Col. John NJ. Newell and Capt. Woot'
ten, Of Lanrel
After the drill the grand msroh was
Ioptned by Trooper James Ii. Kane and
Miss Sarah Newell, who was dressed In
orange satin, with an over-diess oi
black lace. They were followed by
floor manager, E. O. Kunz, and Misi
Annie d. GunLher, who was robed 10
tulle green silk. After the march
dancing commenced, and continued
until 4 o'clock this morning.
Among the quests present were Gov,
Bigss, ColonPls e. 7. Cooper, j. T.
Lay field, W. r. Richards, W. r. No
tOAbe, 10. Hickman and j. NJ. Newell ,o
the governors staff. There were alst
present l. w. Wootten, OF Laurel; Lieu
Tenant D. g. Marvel, of Laurel; Col. w
Ia. Marshall, OF Milford; Captain r. 8
Simmons, Il Dover. There we're also {
number OF the members OF the Stat,
Fencibles from Philadelphia.
At midnight the guests were treatet
to fne supper served by Farra 3
ILewie.
!, among the handsome dresses notice,
were those Of MA. P. Ashton Of Mo
dletown, Conn.,, who wal clad In
crushed strawberry elk dress, mad
decolete. trimmed with point lace. Mis-
frankie Smith OF the saue city wa
dressed In white eattn, trimmed Wit
lace. Mrs. Savoy Evans was attired Il
a full dress of blue satin. The affa
wSs q very enjoyable one, and reject
great ore lit upon the managers,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
huLunme, q mtstnirn.

A fhi,ade'r'i "a 'ummer saw q man
In = EsaTosd O.. whom La thought ht
knew, AID sspp!;g g him on the bacs
asked him hey be was. The mar
looked up and tna drummer saw thal
he was strange. He aFologized, say.
ing hs ihou5tt thas hs Wasa friend ot
his. What followed is thus told by q
JtGse7 neTspsp 7: Il hope | AN @
friend OF yours, TIE msu said, and they
got TO talking, and tbs o.mmercial IN an,
seein the atnlismhn's .ripsAoS thought
he mnst be q c5m.uc.cial msn slso, ana
asked lin what LeLss he represen Ted
Il repraseatI saii 'us gentleman, the
Largest hoRss il The Gur d. WELL
said she it4vslilS mar, If you repre-
sent tHa largest aeu.a Iu the world you
certainly have E snap, What house is
~! The L2ti'a house, said the gen le.
maD, ing Mans .s 8ith3p john Soar.
eorouib, of tbs P olsstant Episcopal
Church. ."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Largely attended

Mild, Eoolhing, and healing
SAge's Catarrh Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

xLy ANTED - 1905 BUSHELS OF
w choios potatoes at 900 King street. At
market price. M. U'HEhL. al2.ltl
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

SHANPEO BJARDER5 WANTED
w at No. 357 West otn street. al2 6tH
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
A serioua Accident

On Tuesday afternoon = SReds EN-.
ployed at the Eddystone Print WorkI
had his shirt caught In o rapidly re,
volvltg shaft, and his body was whirled
around number OF times, striking the
wall at every revolution. The ma
ohinery was stopped rs soon as pcssi.
bic, but when the unfortunate man was
extrioAted It wss found that he had re-
ceiTed serious irjutles. He had an
ugly cash in the forehead, his breast
was badly bruised and his leg broken
In two places. He was removed to his
boarding house Rt E1dystone, where he
Ia attended by two physicians from
Chester, bat 1t Is feared that his ipju
RIGS will prove fatal.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
FOURTH EDITION
sEws SUMMARY.

o,entpc OF Free Bridge-A Building
Fnys-Ioores sing Immigration-Death
of Asa stevens
Georgetown. III the District Of Colum-
his yesterday celebrated the opening Of
a free bridge ON the piers of the old aque
duct bridge across the Potomac from
George own To point opposite, near
Arlington. Congressman Lee, Of Vir-
gini7' pnl District Commissioner Wheat
lev made addresses, and there were pa
rades, and, in the evening, fireworks.
Avail OF Haslagc's building in Pitts
hurg. in the Diamond, which was recent
ly DESTROYED by fire. fell with crash yes
terdAy AFTERNOON, crushing In Eichlary's
restaurant adjoining. Bridget Walsh, 10
wear cd, who was ut work In the kiteh'
en-, was killed.
A telegram from Winnipeg, Manitoba,
saws the number OF Immigrants arriving
is Increasing rapidly, and that upwards
of two thousand reached that point since
the middle II March Many are farmers
from Ontario, who take their sto,k and
farming implements with Them.
The death of Asa Stevens at jackson
Vile, Florida, was announced yesterday
on the A or OF the New York Produce
Exchange. Mr. Stevens was about 6t
years OF ggc, AID one Of the eldest mem
bers Of the Exchange.
A despatch from Helena, Montana. say,
the Koottnal Indians are getting ugly
and threaten 10 ayenge the hanging oi
three of their number for murder by
white people. The Governor has beer
asked for troops.
Notice has been received at the STATE
Depsrtmen that the blockade OF the
coast OF the Ebrie, in Guinea, which was
declared by the French authorities al
Grand Bassgu, in October last, was raised
on the 18th Of February last
George Sender, Postmaster at City
Island Westehester o unity, New York,
has been missing since Wednesday, a
week ago He left things 10 the Office In
miXec condition, His bondsmen have
taken ,, ,ssessiOn tie flee.
Joseph Ii Whpp.e, the embezzlng ex.
President Of the Pembroke Knitting Com.
pany, OF BAtsle Creek, Michigan, yester-
day pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
three years ilnpr!sonmel
Two coai trains on the New Jersey
Central Railroad ouIlided at Crawford,
New Jersey, Monday night A number
of cars were wrecked, and traffic was de.
layed for several hours, but 10 person
was hurt,
The boiler in Fink saw mill, in Bald
win, liu IT, tNp.yltd on VI nday. Isaac
Haldsi and Jane Il Mitchell were kin
ed and II ms Eiuk aud John Henry
were severely iGiurtd.
By the bursting OF boiler on the Sau
Lorenzo estate, Province Of Havana
Cuba lie uaginUar and tiremen were kill
ed and sixteen otter lcrsOIs injured.
The Echu uor Lindsay ,oi New jersey
went ashore on RCcBaway Beach, Mon
day Ii isht, and his Ckcu up. The crew
were saved ard landed at Barren Island
Senior Gai!Lltz, The wealthy merchant
who was lesalIy sionalp,d at bis cstat,
in Santa Rita, Cabl, by bandits, ha
been released on payment o $1,000.
A freight train on the Chicago, Nil
waukce and st Pau. Railroad ran into
washout At Iumad, W scJns!n, Monda,
night, d.tclns Il c-rs,
George kenamora aud his 15-year Of,
aonwerc burned tO death IN their hou.
inGfeen county, \ issouri, Monday night
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
AoelasDtally K,llea HI. oonaln.

OAKLAND, Nd, April IL Joseph
Murphy, wAtchmAn at the Baltimore
and Ohio Httsl a: OIklADd, shot and
killed bis cousin, q young man named
Woodc, last blight Woods is from Deer
Park. and has been stay ing st the hotel
with Murphy for the past week. Mur.
ply purchased an E0Rlish bulldog re
vniver, "A csllbre, latt week. Ye,ter.
day he and young Woods were ont
shooting. Last night, about half-past 8
'.loIk, Murphy was cleaning the re-
yolver, and In putting the cy Under
back the revolver went of, the bali
stIiSing Woods in the forehead, near
the temple. He lived until half past 8
this morning. Murphy, who is n quiet,
Ind ustrious man, is nearly crsz sd With
grief. 1t wAs necessary to guard him
last night. Woods was unmarried
This | to1y lies al the hotel. An inquest
WILL be hel1.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
vIsliors Froln h''t N \

Who brought chap pi''
CITY but smy th & Fel
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
rne lIesr question,

The ing oom mmuDioAtion, In re,
lation to the beer drinking laat S4tur.
day night, WAS received by Mayor
Rhoads this morning, and explains
Itself:
WILMINGToN, April IL, 1888 -9oN.
O b. kHoADs. msyor o! Wilmin gton
SIR.-As q CON mmittee OF the N, 90 Rose
Assembly, appointed TO investigati the
ohargs OF beer drinking in our room
we wish to state that after investigat ting
tho affair we 9ni tia; the beer va,
drank in our room. and not 10 the DO
lice headQuatttrP, as stated In the daily
papers. Respectfully You're.
JAMES LOTUS,
THOMAS MULLIN,
JAMES QUINN,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Erection ar New Uastls.

The election In New Castle on Tues
day reeu ted as follows: Council, Ira
Lunt, 30i; Jas B Lancaster, 302
against George W. Dicferton, lS9, aud
JOha A. 5chuohGrdt, 1856. Assessor
W. B. RAHey, 278, against james WI.
mot, 2lO Treasurer, VIM. r Lane,
4s5. he having no opposition. The sue
cessful parties were sereusded in the
evening. Notwithstanding the hotels
were suproted to be closed,a lumber oil
drunken men appeared on the streets
and Rb)ut this polls. As they were
generally Democrats no arrests we're
made.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

KIT OYSTER OPENER
w atAinscow's, ~ snipley stree.
al2.2t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
G[NTEEL CLOTHING
For Business or Pleasure

We invite attention to sea,
sonab,e and popular styles in
Vulnerable in Business Suits 70,
everyday wear. Our Spring
stock is perfect beyond criticism
or comparison. We are show
ing the correct styles of the
season. Perfect in fit and fab.
tic. Faultless in make and ma
terial The prices are low
No one can sell you respectable
Clothing cheaper. We doub'
ii you can find any one willing
to meet our prices on Clothing
nearly as good.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
30 Far

Tho test OF the new C's3p 81
engine, purchased by The 2, eaii
Company, WAS given a prella
trial this morning at the foot Of
street. Tho wat r was ilitet M
oity race. There was IGrge Cfd
spectators present, among Them \
tum Der OF 6remeD ir m distant
At 10 So O'Clock the fire WAS 1
and In four minutes 10 pou1
s.eA m Wss repls,er6d, and 10
gauge Teglttered leo pounds,
lines OF horo were attached TO I
Rine and attached to q Siame'e
of * outlet. The stream thToT|
200 Ieet. This Afternoon The
throwing two streams over n
v ater works chimney will b ny
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12


Mr.. William N. Pyle, torur
Pyle d LichtensteiD, will open ol
urday, the 1ish inst at No. Ill'
kst street, o iull and entire new
drtss goods, Trimmings, notions
sieryi Rloyes, etc. Every thing IA h
new nnd clear. Mr.. Pyle his M
years. experiences IN the dry QOodl
ness. and 10 thus erabed 10 MI
the wants OF the ladies OF cur m
surrounding country. lie hu \
bis goods for cssh and csa oast ID
prices that are decided biraalusl
store is 40 feet desp, ruonira|
through from Nsrke, to Shiplsy 1
ann Is one CT tho brightes; 10 lid
rhohe contemplating purchasing !
outfits stouli cell aud tssa a a
MIR. Psle's stock Of dry goods ad
tlons. Read advertisement
morroN's REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Daring Robbery.

About 0 O'Clock this morning, as
Elney O. Woodrow, who 10 in this oil y
Visiting friends, WAS walking along the
railroad he met q man, OF whom he In
quired II he could tell him where
Robert Hanna lived. The man replied
that he would take him to the place,
and thsy walked q short distance, when
mr. Woodros was attacked by ave
men. who were no doubt con federAtes
OF the man be was with, and robbed OF
watch and . sum OF money,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
The Contlneutnl ulun. no 1

Don't forg Continental Clubs first
receipt n, to MORROW evening, April 18Th
at Rossiler Eakin Il Riley's dancing
academy. The grand march will start
at o'clock sharp, and the members OF
the club are doing all in their power 10
make the ball a success. 1he members
of the Continental Club, No. 2, Of Biiti.
timors, will participate in the grand
march Guests from Philadelphia and
Harrisburg are also expected. Prof.
Albert's full orchestra has been engaged
for the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Kew Yorp 4 I-n77.r..a y1n,.,a,

NJ rE" 4oAH an Before Judge
r r"st,det, "ltt =-lu4 5 ates Circuit
Otu "a NO .a'5 the question cl
WI mhst.tf tFe ear - W. pole Warren
w wno csn7 tI 'yla c,aotry to occup,
ley, .,s DE igHE' trner pulpit, Is !
violation Of tue svI.Ioiddirg 2 the i'm
decided "'' "
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Omoers Elsotet,.

The annual meeting Of the Diamond
State Loan Association was held last
evening, when the following officers
vera elected; President, Edgar A Fin.
ley; vlos president, Frank Pyle; score
tary, william l.. Buck; treasurer, Allen
Gawthrop, Jr.; directors. W. 8. Hninee
for one year, N A. TIlton for three
years. II N Gala cher for ono year, j.
hewiin Gawthrop for three yeArp, John
Y Sterling for two years, and william
". Robinson for three years.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

The funeral Of Jalia A Carr
VITO died on Monday last oil bel
denoe near Carpenters Station,
dywino Hundred, took piscl yasp
Tbs remains were enclosed in 3
covered cedar olske', with OK
handles sud plate. The funeral
very large one The pail bssitr
Alfred Bird, Lot Cloud, John 3
Walter Pierce, John Prince and
wood. Among ttole 10 sltt1
were Jacob, Josnpb, Jane G. aud
g. Carpenter, e King aud vii
Strocp and wife, Thomas Csrrott
family, George Ewing and sis.s
6feds, sr., and wife, Milton Lick
wife, Hannah Jackson and d
Joseph Seeds and wifr, md
others. The funeral was III oh
j. 4. KilmsT OF this city,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
% -
lnILmIaa aiaat

Tbs meattisne poraoise Is tald to b,
excell.I for feod, i s4is fact seemi
20 oa re'' = ID in Bsl imors, as coz
sienluenl was received there one daJ
th's wesE, Il. ERs slipped from poinll
on The Mob JACK bay aud found read 5
sale in Tho Monumental City at gool
prices. Hills uta. should came int,
general use It VII oDon up q new
source of revenue i0c the Wilmington il
Oh q Leather Gg.ara,y
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

NOR SALE-A FLAT B1TTOM BABY
g coach, with pRrLsol top, 1T ga West
Third street. al23ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Damasta Awarreh

d, LONG lsfA&.a-TY, April I'm the
SupretAa curt g,s9' lay, IN the case OF
MISS Cora L, FISK e4aiO st G W Bar,
1een' i, tl,s2T oi td' S.l9lI Bulletin, the
JGry 5aEr itti s.D'' verdict of $500.
miss s.s, ftsR ,i' sued $1,000 damages fol
Pupitlat tl 10 ii-r-r.u's pager reflect
tas LUZ upon leF -rtoNy as q schoo
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Hsntnannna, lssoar lion.

Tomorrow evening Washington Con
oiave. No. 1l9, Improved O:dor Of HI p
tasoplB, will virit Wilmington Con
|clAve, No. %, at their room in the Law
Building, Ninth and Market streets.
After the exercises In the oonclGve rcom
the guests and others will go to William
g. FsrFA's reatAurant, No Sl7 Market
street, whero supper will be served.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Iirn nrnoKer.

A FIRE broke cut In the Bay
0rshs m BtoiheIs' livery sHa
Dover, en- TuesdSy evening, n
withstApding the tG1rts Of The
Hoss Company the tt'u,Ilfs
tlrely desticyef, With three o. !
riAges and a qpsnt ty OF hs7 ~
Luckily they succesded in E
horses out, although the ha'
ham, and George Pttefs apa
Roberts. who aided them, Eeie'i
burned In doing so. The!r lo%
mated st $500 to sSCO. ISe
belonged 10 BccbroCh & ffas'
Philadelphia, and was valued y
81, 600 The amount Is tupp"s1
covered by Insurance.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
rorpeco non, Contracted FOR.

WASHINGTON, April 12 The contrac.
with the Herreshof Company, of ProHt
dence, Rhode Island, for the construc
ton of a frst-class torpedo boat for
$50, $50, was yesterday forwarded by the
Navy Department to the company for
Execution.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Men noaldea

1t was reported that three or four men
who were working under the boiler on
board the steamer City of Worcester
lying at the yards of the Harlan Il Hol.
linggwcrth Company, were quite badly
scslied this morning by the bursting OF
one of The steam pipes. On Inquiry at the
office by telephone we we're informed that
nothing was known there Of such an ac-
cilent
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
a Noted singer mon. non,

boston, AprI Mrs. NJ Austin
J0nts .3n drotpei lead OF heart disease
~ "Atle ~ 2lng at q 10. ptian to her friends
~ 5n tls i!7iei NtHlume. Monday nigh.
Sue Vas sad to be member of the royal
Ialilly y "t Eussll where her husband, q
ua1 liai Oh "tallh sa1 r'.lre, met and mar
i,e iiel a' r. sh7 ~es abou, IS years old and
was note! fOrtet musical talents
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Improvement

Workmeu are engaged iu tearing
down tbs old ohimneys on sharp's
Hotel, corner OF Front and Market
streets, preparatory 10 erecting new
ores. Wotkmen arc also engaged in
cemtns;ng the old stable walls on Front
stfte,. TIE repairs will be a great i'm
proyement, as they were in o very lad
condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Entertainment ut OentrevIlls

Miss ImoReLe Chandler will give an
|olocutionary and musical enteltait-
mert in the Odd Fellows Hall, Mt Gen
sreville, on Friday evening, the 9Th
last. The adm iasion Ia rs aud IS
oents. The proceeds, after paying ex
pensss, are for the benefit Of the lotes.
Those who wele present at TIE enter
tainment at the Lower Brandywtnt
Presbyterian Church, last Thursday
evening, pronounce the entertainment q
great treat, and recommend the friends,
II they wish to be amused and al The
same time instructed, TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
pestruclion Young Kl.h

Al: the Jeung nsh st the hAtchsry in
the Ohy Mil, amounting 10 atou,
80 COO, we're killed throuoN . mistak {
OF one OF the 6remen, Whn tunpei hot
Naset ini" .le hatchery water Iipe,.
fhe esa we're ready for distribl tion,
and D.. 5hoitlidge Is very much dis
oouraged with the accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
ma Rs,,Iead savings fund

Orders have teen ls,ned by p, p,
Roberts, of tie Pennsylvsnla, 20
Company, suspendine tie orTS, 'rr,,I
Ing q deposis In the fspIv',' ~
Railroad Employca' sAylni ~, N n
$500 until the FIRST dpy q JuH "a
that TIE amcuut dePC siied n n M NJ
i..:s sbi".i, untii that dste, ,'t,, DC yaa Ia
option OF the deFosiio.i.s /. gsurl
0apper.cp, freight agent n5tdn,iiaosisl q rl
Pine streets, bss been ugs T. sity,
oeiYe tuch deposits IN I'is W.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
indicted for ,IrTg''r,,. I.n,,.

-, LaSi On, All. u Ia the celebrated
;9,l. ?e, Ill, o-blr'e 81 .cli5l case the grand
1ja; 1G,g ms aiietly-a found bills OF in
Ip,u,lh,. p.al aPa ar .Ir Il. NJ. Cox, j. W.
I'a,,.oH a., N IL. l'aA-es George Evans and
Ear hal ~, sa pfiacI "a 8 o4d accessories to
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
THO prOp OF Ernnkn

The following CASTS were disposed OF
by Judge Cummins this morning John
McKenna, charged with dru kenness was
lined Sl and costs. John HuPhee. q
cripple, and Frank Anderson were each
hned S3 and costs for drunkenness
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

Nj. Sol Kelley. OF the Haskell & Post
Company, who is engaged IN canvass
ina this city for "Famous PA'ntins e."
will visit bis family IN New YORK, on
Saturday. He 10 3 sTeat family man
During his abtenoa D. NJ. Davis, Of The
ssme company, will continue on the
work,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Fifth EDIrlOs
VonkliDg p.,,.-

e.S new York Arrn IA
ch,nsed q little for tho "onu t'ou
SS,oos Ssaesa. p. m; His temptrS,u,d' r1 'inI p
. u.esorees, ore degree hI, h.r 'ptnre dbnn 4. 4
@ NY y, m, and his pulse !. 'usn s.N Il
aieher than Il was then, wbsn A cf
delirium. return ID
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
n,s,r,maa sued.

A suit brought by T. 9iis, 4
b Addioss, sRaln,,s ,'',,sr, wa
clemson, of WtHt Chss,efitr ,sa fitruIIsd
on trial Monday In tDG D"GI.ITmed "
circuit Court. IL 10 .ssr 70 sl
d fendant agreed last eGnI,,ynOpI
but afterward rsiussI ., tSs eIsc1I
Properly. Damages o. OF ...IEsd. ~
: deed Tor the land are asA'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Levs Joius rnlrty mllllops.

NEW yoLE April IA msrriaR %
which lolas money to ths extent ul
heal toU fLOL00 a. well aBtwo lov
lne hears ttoR p ags the residence
OF DIT laaa: / EtP, NJ Alb Filth
avenue iL.s aituta3an. Mis- Adelsidt
Dip Ha49a'es u D. Kip, married
IMP aliEe sndtr The Rev. DR.,
Ceok, Ss, D 81. sa;.4y.9mew's Church
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
LYnAin-hanRa.

Lusie. daughter OF William BenRe,
was united In the holy bonds OF wed.
look TO Qninby II. LybAm, Wednesday
evsnlpg, ut her parents residence, No.
407 West Second street. The ceremony
was very pre!tily performed by the
Rev Mr. HApt q Nswplri, Del The
bridesmaid was Miss Lizzie ShellAdy y
and the gruomsman Robert Whits. The
bride was Handsomely dressed 10 whits
silk, trimmed with lace, and 10 her
band che carried bouaue, of pure
white rosea and pinks, a present from
her father. Toe groom was dressed In
the conventional tuit OF black, with
white necktie TITO preoents were pu,
merous, handsome aud useful. Rs
fteshmeuts were served In abundance
and consisted of delicscles OF the sen
son. The bride and groom will com
me,ce housekeeping on tho farm neal
NeWpOri lately purehastd by tb'
groom.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
DIED

DIED
RtDNbND-ln y Wilmington, IN April le',
lsss infant son OF John =. and Lizzie A.
Rtdm0nf, eRed weeks.
Lutte Johnny was cur darling,
Pride CT our EeartRat hcma,
But an angel came ami whispered
Dearest J hnny, do come h me-"
Folded the HaKsn bagds tOge,hsr
Olo cd tho toft md droImy eye
SEQ how Ike brcksn lily,
Pale and bssut ful he Hes
--Mo1HER.
LOI dE.-cn tne 9Th 'nu:., Sarah, wtfo OF
Henri L9dge, Sgd 53 years.
t6iV'c . a. ths IOuIe, no. lltO Walnut
street, en- Saturday Afternoon, nj o'olook.
Iatsrmsnt tptlv4to az hive.viSW Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

Amone tbe many TlII'iibss =, lbs ~,
TO witness the tess 9i - VI III, #srs
iowin z from ReadiG,e i,eeorrs " !
Ohil Engineer G15or'N.n G9ors "
Dennis Collins, HlaslI HclIsrIs, v \
Flank U. moger, Nn', NJ ston 3
George o'Rsilly, y,,.,e,t SI 'esSuuelSj
Francis Oloa5ef, rrloe' tr G.-~1
= --.- - a. -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
consh NanaI q, Fsrsu.on's. II 4 50
nighth Mnrd nsnnnIinara

There will bs a melting Of the Re-
publicAns Of ths Eighth werd this
evenir n. thelr room, No. SEQ East
Ninth street. A full attendance Ia re.
qnsettG as business of Importance 10 to
como up for consideration.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Tho Wtether

To morrow rhs waaths3' 3', p.iI' MI
be rom cloudy to fair. WIZ T''.lil.tiy s.y'I
mni changes ard ligul snd
BsturJay fair TO el u'h
warmer -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
A snsoial Meeting.

A special msttinR of the General
Committee of Troop B will b5 hold IN
the Armory on Friday evening, q iuil
attendance 10 TeqGeatsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
ihe IEt, Eyars saxed.

u h" J h- iN Z The schooptl
+ ~ 49, b ztbtthport, n
baaat -. ~ Sen ashore on ii {
mo- TIeon az h'-a ea BE- e total wreck
P. - a.E ling ashore aI
nalseL f.-. ncr,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Ihls the week

To make purotAse OF footwear at the
family shoe house, 206 Market street,
above Sacord. (6ee Rt verlisement }
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
s,a,. NJ the rempsrAturs,

st tn, REPUBLICAN, oih'O "
the cha o: -. led
7 O'Clock IL o ei'VA
aao 5Bl
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
a HoAn of Mousv

Can be saved by buying footwes I
this week ct the family shoe house, 206
Market street, sbDva Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

Why wear out with coughing, at night,
y hen Ayers Cherry Pectoral will relieve and
curey
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
on tho Tracks.

Yotte'dAy afternoon shifter No. i2,
OF the p, W & B Railroad, Was thrown
oil the track on n siding Ia the yard Of
the Jachsos q Sharp Company by the
spreading OF the rails. Another shitter
WAS sent to assist in setting IL back on
the track, bat IS it did net suoceed, n
wreokin2 crew was Aent down abou. 9
O'Clock and tho engine was pat back.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

Exy To LEARN AND
w work at dTessnaiing, at 706H Mar,
ket street. al22ta
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
nqAnhIED.

CADhA T-KATE ton thu 18th inst ..
at he Brsndywine pauonigo, by Tho
Rev y. Il. erice, Dotglss ". URdnan TO
NJ lea Mary kates.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
MlaaAEl

Fine kid, high out, hook lace, spring
heel, button at BAboock's, 206 Market
street, above 6econd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

Ifyou wsrts q gold watch anI ~
morey go 10 smyth & Fans y
kak hLrakI.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

Did You e7=- 1.ar el.eks "A che,n nc
q. 5my Il ( r 0'e-P
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

. Opening OF a Free Bridge-A Building
Fnrs-Ioeres sing Immigration-Death
of Asa stevens.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

WE HTEU-A MI L.EEa AND AP.
w prem Joe at 6-3 EiLy st.eet. Az zts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
Now stocL. nen Gnnd,

A great sacrifice in slly.,v,I
Smytn g. Feil's.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

KY ANTED-AN ASSISTANT COOK
w n, Tie reO lie s. Cafe, Third and VI tr-
ket stress. W, BAREFORD al2-2tr