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Evening journal., 1888-12-11
RAILROADS.
SALIiMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEPOT
EAST R1TTNT - - ~%3A "a

h A D
~ ~ Schedule in effect Dec. q isss. 49,
MAINS LEA E y DELAWARE AY. DEPOT
Express trains. ~
PHILADELPHIA, week days. % q. q 10 = az
o. bS IS iS q q n u y y 4, g. m; ~ 20 90,
= PHILADELPHIA, Sundays IS Id. 2 a. x
" ~ Al II 10 a. ~; ~ 40 Do, 90 81 X 20
) CHESTER, week days, $3.50. e.lo. 7no *
60 ~ y; LILO a. m; +l2.40, 100, 800, 355. IS s1
%. 6l0 i.Q5, e50p. m N'ss' ''o'' '--"'
CdEsI Eh, Sundays, go 100, 7.65. a.a5. liz
g M 4l2.i0, Loo, 300, 355 $50. 5s5 siG
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHiNGTON 4ona
zll:.5I a. m; 245 *5.40 p. M; +l2.46 night. All
daily; 80 a. m. daily, except Sunday -
j. CHICAGO Il AND PITTSBURGH, IL 4e night
CINCINNATI ANbsT. LOUIS, n1s7 a. m.
and = 40 p m; both daily 90 ~
~; SiIN !, ACCoMMODATIoN, z 30 D. m.
! LANSDENBERG ACCOMMODATION. week
az ~ p a W a. m; 45 and Is D. m. sundays
TR "a V, LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
e,,,S5 = uiiIAueIphia, 400 p. m, daily excepf
suha uy. For Baltimore. 6.S5 a. M. and 5.l5 "a
Tandenber-es ' I ~ a. daily except sunday. For
I y aally, except Sunday; 925 a. IN. on SIM.
a{y only Dis p. M. daily 10
n :, 'tSoufg' and Chicago express daily. sic
LH. PHILADELPHIA FOR wILlrrvapoN
!, Laaliy, ~l@Uo, q. m, $3.50, 1850. 4iie0 n
1910 ll30 D. m. 49, 49, 'i'V s.lVa
y. 70 and $50 D. m. -" 80 q A's
sunday only, 1881 a. M
Telephone, No. 1856.
Rates TO Western Points lnvyar 4b,,, IL ..
other line Aoa0i slah VIA any
y. o. SCULL, W.. CTF,srlsAyre
GENT. Pass. Agent Ganerai N ~ 3,
w llI IN NGI0N AND NORTHERN Raj
" hOAD Timetable. in effect Nov Is lgss
GOING NORTH.
Daliy Sunday
lex Sunday Daily only
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

The West Chester Board Of Trade has
voted 70 make surveys for raiiross
from West Chester to Lenape and mo Is.
qnested +. w, Hills, chief engineer ~
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company, to ascertain the most feasibIe
route MIR HIS has been over tba
ground with the representatives Of lie
west Chester Board 81 Trade ana vester,
Gay surveying party was pnt 81 the
road. The distance from Lenape to West
Chester Is about fnnr mills
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

The trustees Of the Williamson Free
industrial School yesterday appointed
committees on property and buildinps
ahs on finances. For the former James
7. Brooks, Edward Longstreth ana Jobn
~ ahamaker were named. and for the
latter Lemuel Coffin, w C. Ludwig and
Henry Z, Townsend The committee 4,
property will at once look for AN avail-
able site for the school buildincs
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

By dropping the letter 6 from the
word "facetiouslya in yesterdays edi
torial on lying down the word fac
tiousiy' appeared. than which nothing
was further from our purpose % say
The Milford News ana Advertiser it
appeared to us, was rather facetious in
the question it put 70 us. but not fac,ious
in the lensi
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

%Nilliam @ Houston was elected Presi
dent Of the Union League Of Philadel-
phla last evening Three new directors
were elected from among the Younger
men Of the club. The JOURNAL three
weeks ago predicted this outcome Of the
leagues annual meetings, Mr.. Houston.
the new president is a native Of Indian
River hundred, Del, and is a first cousin
Of Judge Houston
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
WANAMAKER,s.

over Smyrna-rugs. About
5000 lately came under our
sway s,y, conquered by a price.
They are noble lot. There
IS no end to the mean Smyrna
rugs. Look out. They can
ind no entrance here. In
quality, color, and pattern the
subjects Of the following price
lists are the best. Price and
q uality incongruous II too
cheap.
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

some years ago, has been given back her
fortune by the courts The amount was
1882, 600. consisting of gold ounces bank
bills and old silver dollars. Last week
this enormous fortune was taken from
the tax Office loaded upon four carts.
accompanied by a strong guard OF sol
diers. and deposited in the Spanish Bank
Of Havana to the credit Of the orphaned
daughter
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

:. LITE SAVING gTATloE.
hi'.ls llYes naIni1 q ~ luxury. Thcil
l,ss ranges rom w g s-a0 2 month, and
49, '.te oni8ed e furnish their own
100 li-e o5ty r. divlded into watches,
ailt utltl1S tAa IAgft ths patrosnen are
ena1sgN "g meet eaeh other half way be
~ een biielr respective stations and ex-
800 so4s g prove The faithful dis
oii,iiie II llle3f GUY.
ne saving statloh = two stories high
,l'la ~ llNe rooms. Inc upper floor
'l'sslls S"9 Sleeping rooms and stare
80, @5a tile lower iloor consists Of q
-. 'Ll'a mes MS rom the latter being the
s.ll'.lsel. nc me saving appliances arc
~" ~ y iAl moe 1here arc two kinds Of
100 4. e use, me seh mghhng life boat
- 49, w ha4I lSt1s. 1he eeh righting
'S,dt y. v YeFy be9Vy' ana this, coupled
~lsa =. l5Ie.1t SIS prevents rs uso 70 any
greek extent on the Atlantic coast It Is
nos valuable 90 tho great lakes, where
\. sl'e hVasAolls are built on piers, gsd where
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

AT the special meeting 81 the presbv.
terry q New Castle held ia Hanover
church yesterday afternoon. Rev. John
9 Lenhart, pastor Of the Green INN
Presbyterian Church, was dismissed IA
the Prssbytery Of Geneva. N. Y. mr.
Lenhart has accepted call from the
shortsville Presbyterian Church near
rochester N. II He will preach It'll
farewell sermon in the Green Hil church
on Sunday next. On Sunday. Dace,n AN
S5, Rev George J Porter Of Newark will
preach in the Green Hill Church aad de.
clare the pulpit vacant
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

several well-known members az the
society Of Friends, including Joshua 1,
sally, Charles Rhodes and Elliston p
Aofris 81 Philadelphia, have written to
.ns prqprietors Of The Quaker. a new
weekly publication, protesting against
the use Of a title which for more tban
Two centuries has appertained 10 well.
SHOWN religious society, many Of whose
members reside in this city
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
TUESDAY. DncrnnER II, 1883.

LET the world be appraised oft that
Delaware has a law providing for the
punishment Of the fool who didn't know
il was loaded
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
Caybek RNqs

Japanese Rugs. a novelty
introduced by US to this mar
ket in September last. Our
notion Of their beauty is not
discounted, but prices are.
They make the season lively
at less than import cost. Why?
loo busy to tell. 500 Of them.
Carpet. oxi9 feet, 1880, from sa7.5o
tarpet,0X9 feet $3.50, from sl3D
rug ,jXb feet, S2.5e, from 81 80
rug @.@x4.d feet, $3.50, from 81. 3
Smyrna IS trade name.
The rugs are made in town.
japanese is a real name. The
rugs are made in Japan.
In that corner are Art
Squares, Sheepskin Mats, Fur
Rugs, Japanese Wolf (ae fate
Coat, Hassocks and ali the
small belongings of floors.
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

IN 1880 VIII end the term Of 100 vears
curing which the cities Of Boston ard
Philadelphia have each enjoyed the rev-
enUe from bequcss Of 5000 made Nv
iNnlamin Franklin. The money was to
to io2nea TO Young married aI1ificors
ana the trust has been executed, a.
tacuSn the lapse OF tho century requires
3 new disposition Of the funds. II Is
Significant, mn that while in Boston the
$1,000 have crown Is nearly 5000 0N1
IN Philadelphia tho 50. goo have become
only $40, Coo, ana that in both cases tho
amount IS lass than Franklin estimated
u would ba-g3gooklyn Eagle
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
For Gold or Silver Watches see Davis
at Q East Second street. DA'is


want the y. a o. Fridge Taken Down.
Inc Baltimore aud PHILADELPHIA Rail
road Company and the SchuylkilI Rivsr
East Side Railroad Company were Ne
defendants before Judge Mitcbeu ~
Philadelphia yesterday ia an equity suit
brought by +. A. Churchmap lanes
Accauiiey and II s Hughes. tp~.bost
owners The plaintiffs asked the conrf
70 oroer the railroad companies 10 take
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
The EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

y AZ
the boat house
and is hauled ont
70 the water by
the surf men.
One Of the most
useful life saving
appliances is tho
IN ortar gun.
When O vessel Is
wrecked this gun
is taken b the
point nearaa 30
tho wreck. 1t llas
q range OF nearly
half afnne. From
It is fired a hall.
to which Is at
tao L cd o lire
IA q de Of I'M
bleachod linen
thread. This hne
is coiied il auob
q manner that it
pays caIt with |
E1arnelv any fril.- |
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
Boxed Dress Robes.


Handiest shape for a gift.
All the stuffs for an ample
costume, color matched. weave
matched, and cheaper than
you could put them together
yaurself for. Judge by two.
s. Ro6e.
10 yards fairly good Cash
mere (selfknown ia Eng
land as "Coburg'), II
yards plush for trimming.
The two would cost $3.63
over the closest retail coun-
ter in the land-if they could
be had at all. Box rs cents
more. Or altQgether a be
$3.78 ag01fA of So. Plain
in brown and blue, II shades
Of combining stuff. Last
year such Boxed Robe
was thought cheap at SIS.
IS Role
8 yards Atwood Ottoman or
Foule ~ yards novelty,
including some of the latest
effects-si lk-and-wool plaids,
ombre plaids, and the like.
Maybe a hundred styles and
colors.
IA other nricec
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

The Newest Thing in Love-songs.
NY love is like an old. old shoe
,l6at sweetiy fits and gives no pain:
NY love Is Ike a hat that's new
One hates to take her in the ranl
My love Is like the dinner-bell
~ whose bright call all gladly come.
~ L9Nc she wears SO very well
Is like the finest chewing gum
MS love, besides, Is like the spring.
1ne pearl. the dove, the rose, the star.
And every other blessed thing
That other loves Of poets are
y you want comfortable neat fttina
shoe az reasonable price, order from r.
u. Gates. See advertisement
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
WANANlAI1ER,s.


PnrlAnsLPHrA, Tuesday, Dec. ii. 1888.
Tins Is al a5oHl tAe Sc1ona
Rooy.
New stairways and elevators
make the second floor easy Of
access.
Attractive stocks make II
the most brilliant portion Of
the store especially at the
Holiday season. This is the
catalogue
Chestnut Street Front
Ladies, AMI Girls Wraps Jackets ana
Dressmaking
DEMONSTRATING
ShaWls
Furs
The Library waitng-room
First Gallery
Upholstery extending north On lstb
Street, including Greek and Moorish
Muslin Underwear and corsets, west end
Sec0Ha Galkcry-
Art Pottery Room, east end
Cut Glassware
China
Ihzta Gallery
Table Cutlery
Siiver-plated Ware
Silverware
China
F0u1-fh GALLERY
Clocks and Prongea
Lamps and Chandeliers
MARKET Street Front
Carpets, Rugs. and Oil Cloths
Every part of the second
floor is Of great interest to hol-
iday shoppers. The entire
store has been readiusted since
the Autumn improvements
to accommodate the holiday
throngs with ease and comfort. |
The hourly testimony is that
the new arrangements are a
Rugs have the floor at the
northwest corner, second story. |
When this tale of Rugs gets |
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
The POPULAR VOTE OF 1883.
some Comparisons Which Present somo
Very Stubborn Facts.

! PRESENT
Very stubborn Facts.
After there has been a suppression q
several hundred thousand colore,
votes in at least seven of the Soutbsr,
states, the statement is made that Cleve
land has plurality Of the popular vote
But no honest native American Unionis.
will ever believe it, just cast vour ~,
over the vote east. naaiorities and elce
toral vote, Of the following seven soytb
ern and foRr northern states $50 called
rsxAs. MICHIGAN. KENTUCKY.
Hnrri- Harri- To,r,
Cleve- Cleve- f,i ~. ''ioo'i5'
land &3i, sS3 land ..2l3 404 lima tea ao,
Fisk. .47i9 Fisk 2lq49 FisL ~ ~
strseter 2a459 streeter., 4'5ls streeter 20 %.
Totel..a57.s7l Total ~. la5 Total "a. .,
Each Of these three states has tbirfeo.
electors, yet Michigan polled ia so4
more votes than Texas and 100 41d 49,
than Kentucky. Either Michigan il a.
titled to more electors or Texas and Ko-,
tuehy to less, or Texas has Suppressed
the eolored vote Of her state over loo 00o
and Kentucky about the same number
Now here is Alabama. which oivo.
Cleveland ten electors and Kansas thst
4
only giyes Herr so+ l', ~ snna alabama
80 80 line electors.
ALAhANA. KANSAS
t ~ th14 eiNH Harrison fs2. 5O2
MI NinAu 'lA 900 Cleveland l02k4f
fisA.. as5 Fish. G'{b5
streeter, 1926
Total I15Fsn. Tofai sn- s.,
What is wrong here2 Simply sup.
5a ISL - oFer lVV'oo0 more colored
NJ
f.o,,i.a,, IT. - euu' pate 1aoIorna with
'''''' "iiu georgia.
LOUISIANA cALtFoRNf1- Groaaf1
t1a-.i---. - Il. -.
Gjeva- ii sar il, H. harIi-
land s4en Cieye- cieve- '0'44'
W. l.o land ii75aa land ios.42
q,,,l IL so FISH 6,'Gl Fisk l,Ss
Total. zis2ss 7'lee'er ~
Total 1889
Although california cag+ TO-, ~, -.
more than Ionisians tba, - ~ 4oles
eight electors Anotla,. :,,,, posa lave
over 100 600 eolore5 ,otos ~ e ~ I q
election california noilad ne tt Iue iAsl
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

Rugs have the floor at the
northwest corner, second story.
When this tale of Rugs gets
talked Of that corner will be
lively-yery.
We hold a powerfuliuiluence
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

= - - oistlon. 49, 100 20 GOO ~ ll.4
ADDITIONAL TR ANS
DAILY except Saturday and sunday
Leave Wilmington, 6.l7 D. M; h. u 81
Iioh' oSs 2. III. kewbridge, Sal p. m. A., ~.
Dupont 859 .. m. = - All we
on Saturday only-WiD leave Wilmington
~ . 9'-9 2. M Hewbridge 545 p. M. Leave wa.
mlngton LILO =. M, Newbridge ll85 D. m
arrive Dupont ll.56 .. N. Leave Bir,lsboro II
p. m. Arrive Reading lao b. I'd. t'Io
GOING SOUTH
Daily sunda,
Evening journal., 1888-12-11
BUSINESS CARDS.

-
BUSINESS CARDS.
LIQUORS.
Il AMEs A. KELLY,
WINE MERCHANT.
sole Agent for Bohemian Budweiss Beer
Corner Tenth and shinley streets.
Telephone IA
THoMAs NloHUGH,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,
No. 10 Markeestreet,
Wilmington. Delaware.
ACCOUNTANT.
MAHLoN B. FOSTER,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR
NE. Cor Fourth AND MARKET SIS.
Second Floor)
Special attention given to the examination
OF books and accounts. Books opened and
closed and accounts adjusted between partners
creditors or debtors.
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

NY hat r. wrong hefe2 Simply a sup.
preston Of over 100 600 more colored
voters
Now let as compare California with
Louisiana and Georgia
Evening journal., 1888-12-11

How They roecue T'coplo from tl,o nco-
ing Fury Of the w1nds and the wnvuo.
IioV tho scrvioo Was Organized and
What II has De1se.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Resolutions or Respect.

AT the fourth q1trtsriy n5atsrsncs oi
Mt I'ebason N. n Church the follow.
Ing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Three years ago the R5v.
W. II. Hen Erickson vas sent TO supply
our pnlpit.
WHRRBAs, From year to year he has
given such satisfaction to ali coneerued
and has 80 conducted himself out Of
the pulpit ne well As In It, ~ ne TO im-
press as With bis christian character
AND hia earnest desire to 10 US good.
WHEREAS. Through Gods blessing,
harmony has prevailed among us dur.
Ing bis pastorate aud souls have been
saved, some OF whom are now active
official mem bora OF tbs church.
WHEREAS. AoooToilg 20 the rules
OF the itineracy OF our church, our fsla.
tlons must be served At the approach z
coz ference, therefore be 1t
Resolved, By this quarterly confer.
enoa that we express our appreciation
OF our orother's services; that We will
ever oheri,h the recollection OF them
with pleasure aad that We will pray
Gods blessing TO rtss upon him
In whatt YER nsld tbs church may oall
him to labor.
Resolved, Tbet these resolutions be
spread upoo the mioutes of the quar-.
terly conference and that copy be
scot ths Pet .salA Methodist for pub.
licatioD.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
News SUMMARY.

An explosion urrsd In a house at
Gallitzin, Pa, on Tuesdsy evening, by
which tour men were hurt, two OF whom
cannot recover. IL was In Polish board.
ing house. and was cauSe,i by a spark
from lighted cigar dropping into q can
Of blasting powder which the men were
divioing up. The house was entirely de.
molished and the furniture scattered In
pieces for 20l yards around. All of the
injured are very seriously hurt, and two
OF them only have any chance for re-
cover.
Joseph Mocci, an italian barber, shot
his wife In the bac three times yesterday
afternoon at re house of her parents, 3Os
east Cne Hundred and Seventh street,
New York. where they were living. She
died soon after. MoccI fed, and has not
yet been captured. The woman was
twenty-three years old, and had two.
year old child. The shooting was tbs re.
suit OF q quarrel arising from the wife's
refusal to leave the city with her hus-
band.
On the night OF the 5th OF September,
1882, Mise Ella @. Martin fell from the
upper deck of the steamer Exec sior, lying
At Bay Ridge, summer resort thirty
miles from Baltimore, and was drowned.
Captain j. = ,Beaeham, her commander,
was indicted for manslau ghter, not hav
ipg proper lights and rails for the safety
of pa .sengers on his boat. Yesterday the
trial was begun in tn United States Cir
cult Court and 1t Ia said will consume the
time of the court for several days.
The jury IN the case OF Antonio DAN
drea, on trial In General Sessions at New
York, for murder In the first degree, for
having advised ChiaIa CignarGle to kill
haFh hn han nd
day. and returned at 4.35 with = verdict
of "not guilty" The CignArale woman
is under sentence of death for the crime.
D'Andrea was her alleged pAramour, and
1t was charged that D'Andrea agreed to
marry her II she would shoot her hus-
band.
John Donavin, aged twenty three, a
boilermaker employed at the Steelton
Works, near Baltimore, was killed by a
fall yesterday. He had gone TO the roof
OF the stock house 70 make some repairs,
when he slipped. He caught the cornice,
but could not hold on, and fell hfty feet
to the ground. His spine was broken, and
he died shortly after He was from Nor
thumberiand County, Pa.
As three non-uuion employees OF Byrnes,
DuRan d Hudson, shoe manufacturers
at Rochester, N Y, were leaving their
hotel on their way to work yesterday
morning, they were knocked down and
severely beaten by gang OF strikers.
There were eight or ten men in the gang,
and they were armed with clubs.
A sharp shock of earthquake was felt at
Montpelier, Vt at 1.12 yesterday morn.
ing. 1t was OF brief duration, but gave
the buildings very perceptible swaying
east and west. The shock al o occasioned
some alarm among the workmen on a
high bnilding.
Pleuro pneumonia prevails among cat
tie on Staten Isis nd to an alarming extent
DR.. William Rose, OF Stapleton, who is
connected with the State Board Of Health,
yesterday morning said he feared the dis
ease would become epidemic.
The hearing upon the petition Off W.
McDonough for reopening Of the case In
which Alexander Graham Bell was grant
ed a patent for speaking telephone was
begun yesterday before the Commissioner
OF Patents
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
List OF Public sales.

FeDfUAfy.
4. Hesld b 90, real estAts. city.
=, VIM. IA. Mitchell, AdmIniStratcr, city
2. James Ne MAhou BtAniy vi No Id.
]. }. Moore n. q HI.
=. Roberts = HAnnum, Ohsstsr, Pa.
., J.W. Harris. Pens Idor I'd.
10, Harry smith, W u. U nd.
IS, n. stewart Psne adsr HID.
u, W. Y. WArnsr, Wilm iustok.
10, Emma and Julius Uisrk, R L nd.
10, Adam UAyett, PeAeAder HID.
10, A. II. Tyson, horses, Chester.
20, David X Klair, OarissiAnA Id.
%, n. FRANK Duncan, N. u. Hid.
~, John N. Lee, brandy vine Hd.
~, W. Y. warner, WilmingtoA.
u. q. Brown. W. u. y HID.
"a, Thomas y. RoDlnson, BrandyUln ne HA,
- MsfAriin d Jordan, Nsw UAstls Hd.
20, A. Baxter, rev Castle HID.
-, George Joohran near Ian len berg, Pa
81, John Pile. OhnstiAnA HID.
%, william Lyman, w.. u U, Hd-
20, J.iO. hutehls0D, ADpoQ ainiRin HI.
II, Daniel Draper, W u u. Hd.
", Thomas MAsy, BED Lisn HID.
March.
/. harkin's sstate, city.
l, u. h. HIlt, OhrigiAaA Hd.
], Samuel OAriials. ". u. u. Ha.
s5tosk and fArmtng utsnstIs. b saud'y Hd
0, y. II. and J. u. Dlehl, N. u. Hd.
Q, James u. Morrison. W. q. u, Nj.
o, ID. n. Ferrfs. Ponoater Hid.
], Thomas Wilson, Ohristlana HID,
A. Harry Mahaify. BrAndywine hd,
9. X. S. ftfhsr. Mill Greek nd.
II, 0eorse II. Foster, Oh i,tianA nd.
u, Mrs. Jol X. Lyman, m. U HID.
10, Hordsn d Gone way, 1rAndy v inc Hd.
II. BENJAMIN Lee, m. q. hd.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
rAs Polioe And the Assessors.

Section 20 Of the city charter, iu de-
ining the duties Of poioe OH oers tayt:
"No such constable shall be . mem Der
Of any political committee or delegate
to any political convention, or shall be
present at any such convention, or At
any primary, special or general cleo.
tion, except In full uriform, disch arg.
lag the duties Of bis office as constable,
or shall at such place or In any public
place engage In any political solicita.
tiou."
The section also provides that . viola.
tion Of any Of It's provisions ''shail
work . forfeiture OF his position, and Il
shall be the duty OF the Mayor to dis.
miss him from Office"
This 10 tho plain provision OF the
law, and the question arises have net
those officers violated It Who have ever
since the Asaessors have been sitting at
the city hall made themselves 30 CON.
spiouous In getting Democrats assessed,
and keeping Republicans CD the lists.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Brevines.

The cheapest has house I'm the city
RuEnfsrd 8ros.' 4oz Marke ee sereos.
Try Bush's coal you will like Il.
BrasiliAn Balm cures . cold; 20 dosss, leo.
60 70 hurphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yoar furniture At MuFphey's.
Try Bush's coal you viii surely lfke it.
hiliard y. Davis, Jeveier, Il. Second q.
Fine IS X. Rinsa at HAnrs, u T. Fourth.
y. Roop Smith, drusgist, sth and King.
American Laundry, e12 West prsnt strest,
First class furniture At MurpAsy's. sos Ship
ley street.
s7bo cash viii buy . briek house. Apply
TO Heald b 10.
The best cough candy .: No. 4 W. Second
street
90 TO Geo. II. Murphsy's for yssr Par1 %
chamber and diniug reom narnitaro. S5o Ship
ley street.
j. y. Bryant, No. II Bast Seventh stroot,
is taking orders for the revised and latest
edition Of samantha ct Saratoga. Price 70
ducod 70 el.fb. Agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters ana Range over
hauled and put in good order feF ne Wintsr-
send your order tof East FeartA strset Ptsk
els' Stove and Heater Company. ~ teie-
phone, Hunbsr m IL wil Be preap0g ttsa-
ded 10
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
special msntson
Dr. slmIaa. le oure.

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Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
AdvIoe 10 tAe A.ss.sors.

After the business Of the municipal
court had been transA ,tod this morn ing
Judge Gum mins called the Assessors 20
him and inquired by what riehy they
set In the City Hall. They replied that
they did not know, bat it had always
been the custom 10 cit there, and the
Law reqLi cd that they should a. In
some public place for ave days.
The Judge then Inquired OF 0ffiosr
Hanna II there we're en- ,ers IN the
room yesterday to preserve order. and
was informed that there were. The
Judge then said that be had heard
through the papers shat there was con.
siderable disorder In the room. The
room, he said. Vas set apart by enact.
ment for the uses Of the municipal
court, and did be consider 1t necessary
be would order that 10 be used for no
interfere with. the work OF the ASSESSORS;
every man Who In entitled TO . vote
should permit no suoh Improperly as
vas reported 20 have bean permitted
yesterday,
II was the duty Of tho ASSESSORS. he
said, 60 oonduob business In such .
manner 90 10 facilitate business. There
was no reason Why order should not be
maintained. II any man conducts
himself improperly the sssessors have
the right and II 10 their duty to have
him arrested, no matter who be may be
Suoh aotious as occurred yesterday
could very easily be stopped.
The judge then instructed Offioer
Hanna 70 500 thst order was maintained
and requested him TO inform tho other
oitioers.
| As soon as the assessors we're ready
70 begin work they requested Mayor
Rhoads TO give oriers TO his officers to
admit no one through the back door.
The mayor st onoe directed Sergeant
Loper to detail m offcer to guard the
rear door and to permit no ono to pAss.