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Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Philadclphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 26 The
Lord Give came In ) yeAter6ay with l..
las passengers. Among them Was b
small ENGLISH IN IN In u check suit, with
o though" lopk and cast in his eyes,
He was John HAigh. Mr.. Haigh was
detained. He had two large trunks
with false bottoms, In which were
silks, aasins, jewelry and linens worth
several thousand dollars.
At first Mr.. Haiah was very indig.
nant, and claimed TO be o trusted EN-.
ploye OF Thomas DolAn & Co., but
when he Was taken to the Second dis.
triot station house, he broke down and
confessed that he WAS smuggler, and
that he expected to realizs q neat little
sum on the goods. The seizure waa
made by Officers 5kiffiugton aud Sod.
man Of the custom house. Mr.. HAigh
will be given q hearing at the Central
station this morning.
The body Of o man was found float
ing in the Delaware river, near ShAcka-
maxon street wharf, yesterday after
noon. 1t was taken to the moraue,
where 1t was identified lata last night
as that Of O. Frederick Hartman, aged
18 years, OF 2i7 South Thirty sixth
street. His mother died few months
ago and he had sinoe been demented.
IL 10 supposed that he committed tut.
oide. He had been missing for over a
month. His sister identified the re.
maine.
Charles Curran, John Sweeney and
John MsKegley were yesterday com.
mitted by Magistrate Cobb TO answer
the charges of burglary aud larceny.
On Monday night the defendants
broke into the saloon OF H. Mohul, 972
Beach street, and stole . keg OF beer.
Then they took boat belonging t.
John KtouBe, 1876 Brown street, and
rowed out In the Delaware river, where
they drank the beer. Curran was held
on the additional charge Of assault on
Policeman McMahon, who arrested
him.
James Freeman and Alfred billiard
were arrested by Detectives Miller and
Eekstein at ForepAuRh's circus yester
day afternoon while attempting to pick
pockets. billiard was arrested last weeh
on Eighth street on the same charge
| The two men were taken to the Twenty
second District Polioe Station, and will
be given hearing OF the Central Sta
tion this morning.
Senator Frye and congressman Kel-
ley ana Mckinley are announced "a
deliver addresses ut the Tariff demou-
etFation on May b,undef the auspices Of
the Manufacturers Club.
Damon Y. Kilgore, q we'll known
member OF the bar. died last evening,
aged go years.
The Republican InvinolbleS last
evening 70 elected James L. Miles
President .--.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
B,s Flres IN rev xou n.


Nrw YoRK, April 25.1EAi $50 this
morning fire broke out in the place kept
hF Imra Indorf, at 90 West Twenty. eighth
street. which was recently raided as q
disorderly house The fremen found the
W wildest excitement prevailing on ,helr
arrival, and women jumping from the
vindows into the street. They we're In
time to lend q hand, and spreading the
fire net, caught some Of the women NJ
they flung themselves from the upper
stories, their clothes aud hair afire.
Hattie String threw herself from q
second.story window into the life net
She was terribly bruised but broke nc
bones. Annie Fam was taken down
from the second story window, to which
she clung, by fireman on life-saving
ladder. She was burned on the body
and limbs and seriously injured. Fannie
Tapley crawled out OF third story win
dow into window of tho adjoining house
on the west, by clinging TO stills and
shutt4rs, and saved herself In that way.
She was ablaxe IRON head to foot, and
the police sent her to the Bellevue Hos
pitsl.
Winnie Lewis performed like feat by
crawling from q third story window intC
No. 81, and was also badly burned
Frances Russell was penned in on Chi
second door and made her eeeape 10 No.
55 in the same hazardous way. She es-
capped with slight injuries. The surgeon.
who came with their ambulances from
every side bandaged her burns and left
her in cha ge of the neighbors.
At9.15 O'Clock tonight fire broke out
In one OF the buildings Of Delamater'l
Iron Works, Thirteenth street and North
river, and before the flames could be sub
dued 500 900 worth OF valuable patterns
which It win take years of labor Y
replace, were destroyed. The psterr
chop was entirely destroyed, and wher
the walls fell four firemen were caught
in the ruins and one of them had his leg
broken.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Trus, eos OF the POOR.

The proceedings Of the Trustees of
the Poor yesterday were published up
to the adjournment for dinner.
After having partaken Of fine re,
past, prepared by the matron, Mis-.
John Guthrie, the Board re assembled
and tnu Qomm,ttee on Accounts re-
ported the following accounts correct,
and were ordered paid:
Outdoor relief-Brandywlne Kun
dred, S1l6 SO; Wilmipqton, Sse9.3c,;
Ohristiana, $sI 20; New Castls, S643. ~;
Mil Greek, 81 %; White Clay Greek,
$685.; Red Lion. Sl0i,2 st, Georges,
S76 30; PsnoAder, $s7; AppoQuinimink,
ste6.54; B!aokbird, $l0S 25; total for
outdoor relief, 81, 1867. 30.
Miscellaneous bills: Charles Warner
Company, coal, S5i4 "a; Every Evening
Printing Company, $780, Elsipg &
LAnRe. pork, S23l.15; j. b. Tay ylor
bread, $l.017.46; Joseph w. Hart, dry
goods, s44266 Delaware Printing Com
pauy, $40 b0i Geo. W. Gray. groceries
81 ,4sS 81; Simmons b Bro, SS7 OBJ O. 2
Davis, 81 31i payroll. s667.l7i picksl
81 Co., feed, sl3 81; J. j. Smith, $40 90
Dawson u Bro, butter, 1880; Fris
/ DAftbs OOAh AotAo 1hAe"
sl6.5l; q. II. Dubeil, hats, S2S; George
NJ. Bssson, mutton, $214.47; Early 8
Toner, horseshosing, $22; j. U. BIisou,
So 80; d. Mcousker, shoes. $40 76
Plat q Elkinton, feed $l0299; DR.
Willard surinRer, S75; L. Fellheimer
olothing, $lS3 8b; Republican Publish
Ing Company, S37. .42; Alexander Cham
bsrs, s3S.O5; Jason Davis. 6l2 80; White
8 Bro $3b 81; David Appleoy, $i9S SO
II. K. Watson. drugs, 1884 n; Osto 8
BuiE, tobacco, $19b 80; John Guthrie
800; David Mccoy, 80 30; Telephon'
Oompany, $4S 10; O. 8. Cleland, Sc; G
Shellender, butter, S115 so.
DR.. o. L, Tam, Of Georgetown. wa
selected RS resident physician at th
almshouse.
The committee to purchase nev
wagon reported that the contract hai
been award ed to First & Allmon, ct
Icost OF $1S4.
There being no further businets, at
10 o'clock the Board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
news sumsnary.

The fetal value Of exports Of merchsn-
dice during the three months ended
Mach 81, 1888, according to tables COM
piled by The Chief OF the Bureau OF Statis-
tics, was Si70, ,462, ,bls. For The cores
ponding period in 1887, the figures were
$Iel ,627, SOL. The value Of Imports in
1888 was slso, 1884, ,432, and In 1887, sl74,.
0o0, 1885.
In New York yesterday Judge Patter-
son denied motion to qussh the indict-
ment In the case OF Thomas B. Kerr, who
is indicted, together with Sharp, Foshay
and Richmond, for bribing the Board of
Aldermen, in 1884, In connection with
the Broadway Surface Railway.
Yesterday No. shaft Of the Calumet
and Hecla mine at Calumet, Michigan,
which has been on fire for six months,
was opened, and the indications are that
the fire Ia entirely extinRuished. The
damage cannos be estimased yet.
The Secretary Of the Treasury yester-
day accepted lenders of bonos TO the
amount OF s2,s4O,0 The payments
from the Treasury on account OF the
bonds purchased this week aggregate
about a. 800 900, I..
The total number Of immigrants arriy-
| ing at the ports Of the United States for
the three months ended March 81, 1885,
was 69, ,823. For the corresponding period
in 1887 there were "a, ,295y
The Government has invited bids for
laying a snbmariue cable between
Woods Holl, Massachusetts,. and Mar
tha's Vineyard. The present cable cam
not accommodate the business. ... ~
Colonel Clerruont l.. Best, in command
Of the Fourth U. 8. Artillery, was re-
lieved from service yesterday, having
reached the age OF 64 gears. He entered
the service in 1912.
| Samuel Dew shot and killed Edward
II Davis, Assistant Marshal OF Nelson
VILE, Ohio, Tuesday night, and then com.
mitted suicide Davis arrested Dew re
cent y for fast driving.
The Liquor Dealers Protective Associ-
alton OF Cincinnati. at a meeting yester-
day, unanimously resolved 10 obey the
law and lose the salsons on Sunday.
In Lynchburg, Virginia, there was
heavy frost during Monday and Tuesday
nights. Ice formed in exposed places.
Great anxiety is felt for the fruit.
There was NO outbreak at Bessem er,
Alabama, yesterday, but there is appre-
hension that the trouble Is not ended.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
BrevitIGs.
The cheapest has house lathe city
Runfmr@ Brop.' AOA Market Htroea.

Tho cheapest has house tn.the city
Rumfara Br0g,' AoA Market Rtroea
Sick music malaria.
Try Bush's coal you will like II.
Bfasilisn Balm, immediate cure for humps.
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, loc.
90 70 Nurphey's f9r your bed springs.
Buy sonr furniture Al hafphey ~
Try Bash's coal you will surely like II,
hillard r. Davis, Jeweler, 0 z. Second st.
Fine IS IL. Rings, At HanrB, ib E. Fourth.
FrAak Roop Smith, druggist, Sth and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Frsnt street,
First class furniture at Murphey's. 500 Ship.
ley street.
wringsrs repaired BY Richmond, sth and
rAtnsn.
Tho man who has no ear for music ia tone
deaf.
Money Is an enigma that everybody mus
give up.
a single skull eontsst-Ths graveyard
scene In "HRmlet."
When politicians get too rire their constit
usnts ''shake" them.
good bass ball pitcher, like q protxol, 4
noted for his twist.
Hemeliness is not bar to any position II
life. exoept that Of = profesHion.l masher.
Oisar Wide Saws, "I feed on myself
This shows that oscar must bs fond OF veal
| 60 70 Geo. h. Murphey's FOR your pArlol
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 bhiI
ley street.
We stop the press to say that Hollis ha
tho best cough candy at No. Weat Sesonc
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
"A RAJ Invsslon .

A recent number OF the Pekin Gazette
contains a memorial TO the Emperor OF
China from the Governor of Uliassutai
stating that, owing to the appearance oI
swarms OF rats, 1t has been found neces-
sary to alter The routes Of the Govern
mt MT courier service In three Of the pos
tai stations In the Khalkha region in
Outer Mongolia. For two years pest
1t is learned, the pasturage of the dis :
tricts in qutstisn has suffered severely
from the ravages Of these vermin, and
last year much of the grass was eater
up. The whole country has been honey
combed with their burrows, the horses
and camels are reported In famishlne
state The burrows are source OF grea
danger to the mounted courierf, ant
the want OF forage renders it impossl'
BILE to maintain supply of animal
for the service. .---
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

Pitching Into q s1loide's widow.

READING Pa April 2b.-Fully 1900
people ptsendsd the iuneral OF Samuel
NJ. pornbsrger ut GouRlsrsvilie to-day.
eornberger wRs tao oFganist OF the
Lutheran Church at that place and
CON niitted suicide by shooting nimseli
last week. A sensation was created q,
the fur eral by the sermon OF Rev. L.
NJ. Fritoh. 1t YVES said that the euicidS
lof the deceased was oaused By domes
Ito difficulties The prsacher referred
poiniedly to this, saying: "If you have
common soold for wife leave her q
once and do not cast shadow over tn,
who's community by killing yourself.
The widow of the deceased sat appar
emily unmoved during the delivery o
the scathing remarks, which seemingly
pointed at her.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
A ., u, w,

Last evening delegation from In
dustry Lodgs, No. 2, A. o. U. w, OF
this city, paid 4 featarnai visit to Oscil
Lodge, nt Eikton, Md. Tho object OF
the visit was to bo present at the dedi
cation of tho new hall OF the order in
TINT town. The delegation consisted OF
j. Whitaker, w. N. Mccormick
John w. Dieiendorf, James a. Saville
DR.. Sam uel Johns, w. u. OAsperson
ard j. a. Keatlsy. The visitors were
handsomaly entertained and returned
home at 2 o'clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
sHIIoH,s OoUoH and Consumptio

BHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold hy N. B. Dan
forth, cor. and and Market Sta.
SHmoH's vTTALIZER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dizziness and sill symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by N. b. Danforth, COZ.
and and Market SITS.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vita
lizer Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by DAnforth. cor. and and Market sts.
BLEKPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Ia the remedy for you. N. B. DAN
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
a woman's swse. WEI.

she is prematurely deprived of her
charms of face and form, and made nm
sex. To check this drain upon moi
only her strength and health, but upon
FIRST duty. This is safely and speedily
accomplished by course OF seli.treat-
ment with DR.. Plerce's FAvorite Pre-.
soription, q nervine and tonic Of
wonderful efficacy, and prepared ee-
peclally for the Rlleviation of those
suffering from dragging down" pains,
sensations of nausea, aad weakness
II cident to women--A boon TO her sex.
Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
uHEAP RoMEs

For workingmen on Instaliments-No
such Opportunity Heretofore offered
VIII be sold at private sale, 40 building
lots ON Brown at and Sixth and Seventh
avenues, Taft. inches, in front and vary
ing from 70 TO 100 feet in depth TEIths
$40 cash, and $40 monthly thereafter
or per cent of for all cash.
Also for sale 80 Ave Q 8 ory brick dwell
lings, to be completed October 1st 1888
on 10Th and 1eth streets, and Walnut and
Poplar streets,
TERMS $50 GO cash, and $40 monthly
thereafter; possession as soon as complet
ed. TILE guaranteed. For further par
ticulars apply day or evening to
GEORGE q. MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
The rar,ir Debate,

The majority OF the ways and means
committee has assented to the repub lean
demand that twenty days shall be given
t, general debate on the tariff. Three of
these days have been already consumed
and seventeen remain The 18th of May
will probably arrive before work on she
schedules begins That all the schedules
can be considered by the 1stof June, as
promised, seems rather doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Labor Notes,

BRADpooK, Pa, April 26.-Abou. 200
more men including number of Knights
OF Labor, applied for work at the Edgar
Thomson Steel Works yesterday, but
were not given employment, as the COM
pany Is not ready to increase the force OF
workmen until after repairs haye been
made to the mill.
NEW York, April rs Sixty dredgers
employed by Alonzo Smith at South
Oyster Bay, went on strike yesterday for
an increase from 81. 80 to $l.75 per day.
Hungarians fron New York took the
vacated places,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Hsr Hair Caught.

COLUMBUS. o., April 2o.-A horse
Miss Eta Pinney was driving through
the streets of Dublin, suburb, ,on Tues
day evening, ran away The young woman
was thrown out In such way that her
hair, which was loose, caught and wound
around the hub, and she was dragged
about 80 yards, when the shafts broke,
releasing the horse. 1t was necessary to
remove The wheel and take 1t home with
the girl, as her hair was matted with the
oil and dirt SO that it could not be
unwound. Miss Pinney was not fatally
injored. ..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
New cn,na store.

Samuel u. Smyth. who formerly kept
the store ~ No. 2l7 King street, has
formed y psrtnersbip with his brosher-
In law, Joseph r, wilkins, and opened
n new store, with larger facilities for
business, at No. 2 Eass Bourth. street,
where they will kesp large stock oi
china, glass and queensw are, which
they win sell ut the 10 west rates. Per.
sons wishing anything in their line
will find IL to their advantage 10 give
them 0 call.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
A w,lmingtonian FOR tho republicans

While we are looking around for a
msyorAlty candidate on the Republi-
can side how does Mr.. Samuel FL. Bay
nard strike you as filling the bill. He
came 10 Wilmington o lad and has
grown up with the city, and represents
what an industrious and thrifty boy
can do by his present large and magni-
hoent store, corner Fifth and Market
streets. We all say by all means let
Mr.. Baynard come out as the your q
men's candidate and he will be nomi-
mated and elected Mayor Of Whining
ton. FIFTH WARD.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
A RepunIioan pianiay.

Gen. Grants birthday celebration al
Pittsburg to morrow evening will be q
republican display Two presidential
candidates. (Sherman and Harrison,
Senators Cameron and Quay Col. Fre1.
Grant, Richard Smith, OF Cincinnati, the
president and secretary OF the Republi-
can League, Coy. Beaver, Private Dailzell
and John c. New, and Others will be
there.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
WtthdrRWn,

Yestsrday James II. Oaspsrson, who
was some time ago brought cut rs .
compromise candidate ior mayor at the
Democratic nomination has withdrawn,
Ia his letter Of withdrawal, he states
that the reasons for no doing Is best
known to himself. This pRrrows the
fi1ht down TO Mesers. Norton and
Dougherty.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Returned to her.

Tho wntoh Loaf In our city by q young
lady from New CASTLE, on the 18Th in.t
was found by an honeat person, who
refused to accept any reward on return.
Ing 1t to her. She felt very grateful on
receiving the watch, aud was profuse
in her lhanks. The incident shows the
value OF the Republican as an a1vertis'
Ing medium,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
meoanrrey to Fight Jem smith.

PITTsBuRG, April 25.-It was stated
on reliable authority tonight that the
English pugilist, Jem Smith, is the
man who Dominiok McOafffey is to
6ght. The contest will not take place
before July and is to be ten rounds with
email gloves as allowed by law, the
winner to take 65 and the loser 36 per
cent. Of the gate receipts. The articles
of agreement have already besn signed,
hut the place for the contest has not
set bseh settled. Smith will arrive in
New ork early In June.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
NoMaa.

Rio coffee, 20, 20 and 25n. per pound.
Laguyra coffee, 20, 28 and 300. per
pound. Maricnibo coffee, 25. 2S and SOC.
per pound. Java Blend, 300. per
pound, pounds for 85c. Old Govt
Java, $50. per pound, 8 pounds for 81.
Genuine Mochh, best In the market.
3bo, per pound. 81, 2. Nichols, Sixth
and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Buried in a Mine.

FcTIsvILLE, April 25.-At the Big
Vein Ooliiery last night q Hunssrisn
wac csughs by q tAll OF rock and coal
and buried. Up to this morning the
reseuers had uncovered only the head
aud one arm, ano found the body
wedged between two large boulders 30
tightly that they will have to be blasted
before tie body can be recovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Kaiser Fssdsrlon's improvement.

BERLIN. April 25.-The Emperor
rose At 9 O'Clock this morning. He felt
refreshed after his nights rest aud en-
joyed two cups of tea and few light
cakes. The Grown Prince visited tina
Emperor at O'Clock and afterwards
the Grown Princess paid him long
visit. Bismarck had long conference
with him.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
nazgin 20 Leave the Turf.

eAN Francisco, April 35-J. B,
Haggln, owner OF one of she largest rae
ing establishments in the country, has
announced his intention of disposing oi
his entire STOCK of yearlipg and thor.
ou2hbreds In New York toward the lot.
ter part of June. He will probably re.
tire from the turf after the sale.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Mr.. Bla,ns,s Heath.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April as AMr. Walker
Blaine said this morning that the re-
ports regarding his fathers Illness were
. great annoyance to the family, and he
thought 1t time to put d stop 20 them.
He received o letter from his mother
yesterday, he said, dated Florence,
April 10, which stated that his father
WAS in the best OF health. He was going
out every day and enjoyi ing his visit TO
that city In the highest degree. Invita-
tlons OF social character were pouring
In upon him In great numbers, and he
was accepting rs many Of them as his
time would permit.
There WAS not the slightest symptom
OF any nilment htout him. Indeea, on
the contrary, he had not felt so strong
and vigorous for many years. Young
Mr.. Blaine could not imagine how Ihs
story Of his fathers Illness originated,
as mr. Blaine hSd gone TO Europe be-
cause he wanted rest and thought q sea
voyage and sightseeing would do him
good.
Walker added that at no time during
his fathers absence had the latter init.
mated In his letters that he was not
we'll, and concluded Mr.. Blaine:-"As
for the story that my father had dia
betes, fail 10 see how any such story
could gain credenoe In the face OF our
family physician's statement OF the
fact that my father had no organic all
ment whatever.
81 know Mr.. o. N. Shaw, the hotel
proprietor at Bar HArbor, very well. ]
knew be was to be at Florence, and
supposed he would sac my father. That
he should be responsible for the --latest
report that father has diabetes I am
losth to believe, and how such report
could be attributed to him, unless &C
make political capital, cannot sur
mise"
WHAT MR.. SHAW SAID.
o. III. Shaw, proprietor of the Wesi
Eud Hotel, Bar Harbor, is just home
from Florence, Italy, where he left the
Hon. James G. Blaine four weeks ago.
Mr.. Shaw Is Republican and an init.
mnte friend of Mr.. Blaine. he spyi
Blaine will rot be candidate, that he
told him so and the reason. Mr.. Blaine
says he is sick nan, being seriously
o fllcted with diabstes. Mr.. Shaw says
1t Ia useless to talk of him As q candi
date, and advises Maine statesmen to
accept the situation At once and decide
upon koms other candidate.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
For carpets go to Adair's.
Now wan Paper store !.

The undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street with full
l'ue Of wall paper and window shades
wa are prepared to do work nt short
notice. We would solicit o call from
cur friends and the public. We en-
ploy hrst-elass work men and guarantee
satisfaction, g. W. EvAns & Co., 2Ce
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
TWO Livss Lost by the Flames

MINNEAPoLIs, April rs The Cen.
tennlAl Hotel at Butte, MontAna, was
burned yesterday, causing = loss OF
$36,COO. Jennie M. Ledden WAS burned
TO death, and Frank Lincoln, assistant
postmaster ct Butte, died from injuries
received at the flre.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Tho Improved m onllor OIL stOvs.

In purchasing an oil etovo four
things ara necessary to be observed.
l. Positive safety.
2. Perfect com hustion.
3. Simplicity Of construction.
4. Durability.
All Of thess very important points you
Will find included in the Monitor oil
stove AZ 605 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Go to Adair's for parlor furniture.
A Bargaln.

A good road mare that can be driven
by lady, l5]S hands high, 2 years old,
can be bought right by apply ing ei
stable back of blacksmith shop, on
Fifth street between Madison and Mon
roe,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Reception 80 a Pastor.

The member OF Ezion M. ID Church
OF this city gave their pastor, the Rev.
Joseph Il. Waters, . grand welcome re-
ception at the parsonage last night. The
pss1or has Just arrived home from con-
ference. All the delicaoies OF the season
were served In profusion.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
youthful rhieves.

RoxBURY, Mass, April rs The OF.
g 90 or II. j. Hertel wes entered by four
boys Tuesday night. and tue safe
opened. Before they could secure any
booty they were arrested. The boys,
each aged about 10 years. confessed to 3
number of other robberies.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
A Chicken Ourlasity,

A little chick was hatshed in the
yard OF Rev. j. 8 Evans mothers
rpsldence, on South Darlington stTest,
Wet Chester, and 1t had four perfectly
formed le9a, hut the old hen trod upou
- AZ to al.,a: G.s4. r seE..-l
Eaye been eryei.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26
Tho weather.

Tomorrow premises to be from fair to
CLOUDY, and rather warmer. Saturday
o slight fall of temperature, partly
cloudy to fair, preceded by rain on the
Atlantic coaot.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-26

m. E Dennis, No. 7Oa KING street,
has well selected stock OF spring mill
linery which she lie selling at prices to
defy competition. An early call rom
the public is solicited.