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Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Thn mnrken

Ths REPUBLICAN repoipi
stroll through the King 'li'', Y,
this morning, and wonld ~ 4. !.
are lots OF green stuff u, ?. D.I
selling from 20 to 80 csns ~ ",
eggs, from 20 10 % Gsl,s " "
peSS, 20 10 25 cents psrlili P;.l
10 to u 14DIs DO; polaIo'' ~ !. y, /
do; Lumal Def, 10 70 10 0sas ,I' N
corn, l2 to IL cents pei a..ls .t.
10 TO is cents per Alf P.esi !.
cents a bunch, or 9bisesss, sa,i' y, s1
cabbage, 3 to 8 cent, p'i \ sa,,I.. l'SI. Y
20 cents per quart Ol'.i",'1 = d,
do; dowbelr!sS, 7 sll. : Nv, "
quarts for 25 cents ha.A,,gS .,s,,
10 outs per box rMp"55',,n !, y (
cents per box peso91ssll. ", = nj
per half peck; cauliil1alh
Der hesd; rpsipg chiOEIai,l !, q
Si 90 per 20 ir; oaiSr - >, w"
barhel; COIN, 70 Otn'' u0'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Nov Frelghl HolA

The directors OF the WIlmllIi1
Northern RailrOsd have AtOld
for the buildine Of . new ilsllh
on their grounds east Of hA1i'l
nue., As the Er1uEd upon ~
building will be CONSTRUCTED ~
IIt will be necessary 10 avs
mum ber Of pilinss IN order y y
solid foundation. The work q v
the piles will be done by H'hi,l
Vaughn. The new structure "
a frontage OF 20 feet on hlJhI
nue. and be 100 feet long TAh
of tLe building facing % w
will be two and g bali sIofls
be occupied As q freight 0uA
freight offioe proper will %
high. The building will os ni5
being constructed Of o,t'qn
and slate. The erection Of nav
will commence ct Onos'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
I.aIlans in war PA,n,.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81 - The
Italians OF PhilAdelphiA have declared
var against the Government Of the
U nited States.
The enforcement OF the laws reStraln.
Ing pAuper immigration hAs given NOR.
sal ohense 10 the italian colDnlee in
New York and Philsdelphia and indis-
nation meetings have been held by tke
various associations In both cities.
The organ Of the italian cilzsna OF
America, II ProRresso Italo- A rharicAno,
Published in New York by Bhraotu q
Polidorl, sounded the tirst note OF alarm
few days ago, and one of the attaches
OF the paper was sent to this city 10 or.
1AniEe the italian aBsembllea OF this
city into eu armed ooniederAcI.
Pietro FrAnohitellA, the fot teman OF
the ltrset-aWeepers employed by the
People's PAsser ger Railway Company
operating on Fourth and Eighth streets,
is the president Of the principal ItAliAn
Organization OF PhlladelphiA. He en-
cred heart and soul into the movement.
Yesterday the 9ocieta Opetala ItAl-
lana, OF which FrApohitellA is prssld dent,
lssued Q circular calling n meeting at
helly'a hall tomorrow. Tho circular
uses very inhammAtory Language, and
calls on Italians to protect themselves
and prepare for war.
The Italian Cavalry and tile military
companies OF the BsrsAg glisTi, and Of the
Genlo, met a. the American MechAhios'
Hall, on Sixth street below Carpenter,
Yesterday and decided 10 tAke part in
the denomination at kelly's Hall on
Sunday.
Two Italian policemen in the Second
district discovered copies Of ths oirculAI
sent out to the various hecret oraAnlzA
tiOns and reported the belllgerent pro
ceediDgs to Director Stcckley.
Orders we're issued 10 the police Il
surround the hall on Sunday and to
prevent the outbreak OF the proposed
reY0lusion.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
DIED at Laurel.

George Jacobs, who was well known
In this city, died At Laurel, Del, yes
terday Of typhoid fever, aged about 81
yeATs Mr., Jacobs formerly carried ou
business at Front and Market strests,
aud after dlsposing OF that removed to
Fourth and King Rtrse.s and engaged
In the auction business, AS this was
mot conEenial to his tastes he soon re-
iihquished 1T and started out as travel
ing ta.ssmsn, in which bus!neEs he Was
enga2ed up to the tims OF his death.
he was taken sick at Laurel, and upon
WORD being Gent 10 his wife, the we'll.
Known millintr, she uastened to his
Dedside, and was with him when he
died. II is net known whether the re
mains Will bi brought to this city OIL
not,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Fifth Edition,
A BOIt El,o,-,-,-


,hHnSI a vivid fash, a quick dean 49,,
srrS sruusn Two armies bad p ma. y pa,
ALIAy was what starllsa os IN oaa
shortly after 2 u'olock Cs vS..,o oai ciIllsl
noon. The fky had a,1,staAy AtAAl
NO Ooem ~ overcast with flying Sloss. NY g
no one ilr = moment thousS, Vta1 ~
clements were at war SIt un,II mat
nAsh, and almost doatsu,a' ua we Qula
thunder made then awa,s 9a y, peAl
tha IN an instant Ii was over, u br, ,ns ils
SnN. SpSa instant considerable ds%,oIa SS' uaill
Drawn BY . Kindred bod, a.
VIC nash passed over tbs ~, ~, 'ne ela
electric light wires and ,Dls,'d 'pdols . a
Suslnsss houses, Where the ,p',s's.aiI J 'SIsi
merry huid could be dlsllnctI,, tI,'asd
Ielt. At the telephone eISb,ny.is sah az
OF the attendants Were siat.ls aeIsI
sheppard hcCaunon, a c,;s 'Is'is y I,
uIug store Of z james B'i ~. -
gagged 10 c)mpouudlrR , my S,',','..Il Saa
when the flash came. Hs s,,.p s'aipA'
stunhe1 as vas also j. Frdsdrss s's,s sss
Woni, who was standing neu Is bIn Wv
When the fash came M ~
NAir, OF No 7O2 Market Ilrest. 1, ~, y,
gagged 81 her sewing mSsSi.s
electric huid played al aroo1S n,
oalne, but the lady did not NJ
euects from It. Another M |,
same house states tbst Al, Ky .s
Dali OF hre enter the house Nd ,,..
with . loud report. O w
On Adams street The bo,n Al /,
Reed was standing. Ths srdSm
OF thunder STARTLED The eonlns n
an extent that it slArtel cn a m, y
Adams street, but Eai cSuabtMT.
without doing any damage
A number Of persons st1pdln, 4,
vicinity state that they dIstInsi,
q ball OF hre drop In the bed ol h
street, between Market sni IN,
ana quickly disappear. Obsn
were on she strest 81 the lime nv
there suddenly appeared ! snail 4
cloud, when al III onOe q ball Al
rent the cloud in two and snIts
zig gag streAks As suddenly n
cloud appeared 1t dltsppearsd,
tunAtely no damage was done.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
FASTEST Time Oh B'''l'

A sow iis slDce q f.PI., W,
KLfcia,.-s Wishing II..,I = N n
OF apsuf, % led % ii.lSs haiIis b b
of thg Felton House, se'ons .us
nut rtreetu, and boas1ii, IN siil B
condition that ha shoplo ,iss,l ~,
II, Tie reporters tIp'i,sI'ilJr ~ 4
business had given nm 4, lso,aI
thai 1t was st lsAst . laUDiI'l ~, 4
surrri. tg sa e m'y ,ss.' .',a, o !
r.s 1' lug. e., h
~ II plI o. 10 'oDA, 'so'n,,d. ID
tne ilssest time on =. t.VI, Nm, bll
does not only excel = .ner 'I I'D
the quality Of The sg,pTJy ga,p,aTrJy 1
lunch. This eysnlIth ln, /, Ssst
something that can9oI d.. !, y e,Il j
invites ali his iriena'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
aeneral snerldan,. oonn,,lon.

NoNQuITT, Mass, July 21.-The fol-
lowing is the bulletin issued this evening,
General Sheridan's mental faculties show
u slight and constant increase in activity.
Otherwise Is condition his not materlaIi,
altered In the last three days At tbe
present hour his respiration is %. pgr
iectly regular and of good tension,
= is temperature is slightly sub normal,
He sat up u little while to day on the sldt
Of the bed with his feet pendant, but nd
not yet out OF bed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
moonlight Eronrnip IN.

Next Tuesday evening the young poo
pie OF Union Nd. Z. Church will give g
grand moonlight excursion down thu
Delaware bay on the magnificent three
deck steamer Frederick DE Barry oI
thiladelphiA They will be aooOmpa
MED BY the Fret Regiment Band, and
All who go are assured OF . pleasant
evening. Snould the weather Prov
uniAvsrsb!e the excursion will be pos;
poned until some other time.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
rhe prunks.

Judge Lyman dispensed Justice in
the following cases o. this morning q
sess Ion of tho city court: William
Fool charged with dru nkenness, was
discharged on condition that he would
leave town nt onoe. joseph Mist,
August BaRels and ThgmAB CArrigAn
were not 80 fortunate, as they were
esoh required to pay 81 and coats or 20
10 jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
y M ysry Ds'f

Natln, the man .,. "tbrosp
er' d b ,s5.. s5a atS .!SP' T,ss, l''js +
So Ss ,u & Dus t9s'i l. ;!iil "a. ye,y 5,,1 5,, il.
son, 20 ~, who with pr Rr. d!.,SIi os.9 Il, w.
lIe@ l9I5ed inI Dr. ,''5 DeCo,t. ..1'. ia t5'. tSt
'sst aag iiS'Siis tse blow Z Iiajulsi, i,5,55sp ,5s
ear, eur, Gna rosoyer YER bis hearing.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
DR., Honeywe,,.

7OS Market street, Wilmington, Del
Teeth without plates put I'D by the In.
tern1tionAl Tooth Grown Company syE.
tenn, and gold hllinR rpaclAity
Teeth extracted for 25c.; with
eas, 800. A Get Of teeth, $3.50; best, IS.
Teeth hlled with silver, 7do,; RmslgAm,
zoo; gold, 81, and upwards. An Work
warranted to be antclAss in every par
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21

0tALIFoRNIA.
- special Parties. Semi Monthly. Free
Sleeping Cars. OheAD Ratea. Southern
Route. Address & HAWLEY, General
Eastern Agent, 359 Broad way, N. Y;
Il. j. SMITH, 4e2 Chestnut street, Phi;A
delphia, or any Baltimore 8 Ohio Tick ct
Agent. isz-sa.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
OmoeTs El.oted.

The Academy Debating Sooiety met
lat evening and elected thu following
otdueTs for the ensuing ) eAr; Presid, mt,
Hon. Charles MoOlurg; Woe preside mt,
h. Reason; secretary, joseph Wheeler;
serGeAut.bt arms, Frank CAlb,:ry;
Grille, K Grant
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21

Mrs. j. K. SoOy, 2l2 King street, will
nave special sale Qf lace caps this
Week reduced below colt; Afro children .
white dtesses. Best selection for those
who come early.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21

We cannot DO iustirh TO the esteem in which
Cutlcuta, the great skin Cure, and CiutIcrra
Soap, an eNqristtive Skin BeHutlHer Drpnared
from II ana tuticuta hesulvent, the new
Blood Purifier, are held by the thousands )
upon thOusands whosA lives have been IN Ade
hapry by the cure OF agoniEing. hunillatiug7
ltchlng, scaly and pinlply diseases of the skin
scalp, and blood, wllN loss Of hair.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Msstlpg rms b. .Nsninr.

A meeting Of the various candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for Sher-
IN OF this county will be held In this city
this event z. The meet Ing is called for
the purpose OF agreeing ppon a course of
action In the coming primary election.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
mARRIEn

DsNRIs-qANNON-CIn thu I'm ,,,,
y the hoV. Father Oampboll, Of Z,
rotsrn Ohuieb, Mr.. William y. DenniI
ana mlss Kate a. Cannon, Of this oItv
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
Until the skin was raw. Body covered
with scales like spoth of mortar. Cured
by the OutIcura RemedIsA.

l am gong TO tell you tf the extraordinary
thAhRe your tuTlCuRA lIEMEDlEs performed
on me. About the LIST OfAprll last l noticed
some req plmples like coming out all over my
DOdy, but thOught nothlAR OF It until some
lllhe lAter on, when II began to look like spots
ol mortar spotted on ami which came on in
layers, accompanied with itching. l WOuld
scratch every night until was raw Then ihp
next night tile scales being formed lntanwbiie
were scratched of again In vain ala / ,nn- =
SUIT ~ the 10 tors In the country, but with
99L Alu. Alter giving u up all hopes OF recovery
happened 70 see an advertisement In the
newspaper about your CUTICuHA REMEDI rs,
aud purchased them from my druggist AMI
obtained almost immed hate relief. i hpgan 10
notice that the sealy .CruptiOns gradually
dropped OF and disappeared one by one ana
have been fully cured. | had the disease
thllteen months before began taking the
lCutlcura Remedies, ana In four or hYe weeks
was entirely cured, NJ disease was eczema
and psoriasis. 1 recommended the Cuticara
remedies To all in my Vicinity, and know IN
= great many who have taken them and
| thank me for the knowledge of them go
pecially mothers who have babes wlth srH iy
eIupllons on their heals and bodies. / can,
not express IN words the thankH To you for
what the Cu.iCura Remedies have been 10 me
My body was covered With scales npI I was
AN awful spectacle to lehold. Now nv Ak in
lsas nice and Ct ar as a haby's.
so,, a, IGEo. cdTEY, Merrill. Wis.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
,o7 ,or WOOdlAnd n

The Christlana NJ. Nh I, d I
will make al tae,ss5, eAoIs Auis1
e. %su 'i..9si 6..5is It 59I ) 9osio,9r, : : e g
iSsIr SeM G1'i'| Gisisn%, asa,taD5Iy, y y,Ss Z
ticp y for taai''
rn - tF
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21

OUORS-FARMlN WITH 8hEEN
ID MAnures. The fourth edition now
resdy. Prise, bound IN paper 90 osntp, in
cloth 81. Will be sent foz cash, free OF bos-
age, Address, Dk. HARLAN, Whining.
on Dol. ieS.sa-9m
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21

For careful prescription work end
pure drugs go to Vealey's Pharmacy,
Eighth and Monroe streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
= . :
Erienna nfAnuarLrn

Excelsior Council, FEisnds al Ameri
o., Snl meet on TueIday evening a
tf5 headquarters Of Snyth Post, No, /
u A. R Third aud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
DON'T FOOL YOURSELF.

Don't fool yourself with the idea that there
will be no more warm weather this summer.
Nature don't run her machine that way. There
is certain amount of caloric pressure which
she must dispose Of, and we haven't had the
half of it yet. From this out-from now until
the cool September evenings come you'll need
very lightweight clothing to make you comfort
able, and Just here let US say that we have it by
the stack, by the cord or carload II you choose
to reckon 1t that way. In confidential way
let us say to you that we are overstocked with
summer goods and 1t we don't get lid Of them
we shall suffer. Now. to make things easy, we
must sell at below cost figures, and if you want
Suit of Summer Clo;hipg for yourself or boy
now is the time to get 1t for almost nothing.
This is solid fact
If you will help us out Of dilemma right
now we'll give you the cheapest and best Cloth.
ing you ever saw for your money. Don't wait
any longer
JAS, 7, MULLIN ( son,
TAILORS SIXTH AND MARKET,
CLOTHIERS. WILMINGTON, DEL.
We close at p. m, except Saturday even
ings, until further notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
W1LsuseToy lei. .IuIy go Ig3s

Sealed proUaaal1 viii b, recsived at this
O,lce until O'oiaoF Tuesday eysninN, Au.
Buss Il. lsas, for Lighting tne streets Of the
city OF Win lngtnh, DOL BY gas, gasoline
and eieotriclty for the terms Of one, tn 60
and hTe Years, commencing Tuesday, Janu-
arg I, 1889,
sreclhrations nay be obtained ct the
ONCE OF the DepsFtmtOk,
III p.LkSLIE OAaPENTER K, Sseretsry.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
BArEnIna In Ls oe Oapa.

DaBner & Pyle, praotical house an
siSn painters, 90G Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
aFFedteu r.kH

NNIN
Edward aal.sgbsss6i,i al,ebs6,Ii g
alton. 10 o,G.Syl5 ,3 sg5 BaHsaig5,i I,
SS5 g Sss;'s &C. sHIs.5 Hi,5 q ''55 & 6 7
srio sts, Tts n1 .s,snSf''g ~ Of n2.'.'.
Ds' r..usaea 9',5.' y
Mia, g,liIs ll....s.s Love: T ~
,,.y, si,ss'' 9 5ss asso sno & Ia
pas. pas: 'tlIao n'l''''
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Sent. 2I. 1887

Feb. 7. 1885. Not a trace wnRtgoever oT tbp
disease trou which suffered has shown ii.
seli since my cure. GEO, COTEY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
B7lf {
E|ide / I
|RaERS
| BEST

piec.lOa a
esis that
Hen mlGei
RHgrub.
the OoIC
bbags vi
pisctE ths
sREplan.
fl1a5n 30
busheg
tc &c.
Tinssdug
pro lib4rs
heaitsI
IdeE. III.
powder h
ltlng thtor
piadagc
cabbage
nbedons
lilGB,R vi,
fAltRBa
p supply
lEsAI,E A..
4. SIN
H & 81
Daily Republican., 1888-07-21

w ANTED-C OOKs, CHAMBER
~ maids, help for hotels, restaurants aud
toI private families. Intelligence Office for
GhEhsh and GeImHni No, 00a Orange street,
NIL 2l-ml5-eUd-lm3
The Washington critic., 1888-01-30
NOTES AND GOSSIP.


THE TOMATO HAS become great national
prodEct. There were put up for market
last year over G7,OOO0OO cans.
THE HEBREW CHARITY BALL to be held
in Philadelphia tomorrow evening is ex-
pected to net the managers about $4,000.
THE REPORT of the last General Assem-
bly, of the Knights of Labor, held at Min
neapolis, will make a volume of over 600
pages.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON is on his plantation
in Louisiana writing book of remin-
iscences OF the stage. 1t will be pub
lished next year.
THE MARQUIS PAUL p 'ADDA-SALvArERRA
is engaged to be married to Miss Hooper,
daughter Of Lucy Hooper of Paris, form
erly OF Philadelphia.
MARION HARLAND is to be the editor of
new illustrated magazine TO be called
the Homemaker, the publication of which
is to be begun in New York in theautumn.
THE New York Sun estimates the daily
stock of winter strawberries in market at
about thousand berries only, but they
sell ut $3.50 II box, Or eighteen cents II
piece.
Mr.. Johnson of Middle Haddam, Ct,
is out with prediction of terrific storms
from February to IL. For this style of
weather prophet Haddam should be
changed to Got EN-"
Corn FRIrTERs.-T two cups of
canned corn add three eggs well beaten,
tablespoonful of milk, enough flour to
make the batter Just drop from spoon,
then fry i'm boiling lard
EX-CONGREssMAN HoRACE DAVIS of Cal
ifomia has been recommended by the Re
gents as president Of the University At
Berkeley in that State. He is Harvard
graduate and wealthy -four miller
The CHICAGO Necs has issued an
Almanac and Political Register" for lSSs
that very nearly fills the billn of what
the people want. il contains 13O pages Of
valuable matter and sells for 20 cents.
THE HEApQuNRTERs Of the Knights of
Labor at Philadelphia are flooded with
petitions for a Government telegraph sys.
TEN. Among them is one petition from
the Third California district, a hundred
feet long and containing $500 names.
NTEY REy. CHARLES A. VissANI, COM
missary of the Holy Land i'm the United
States, has established commssaiat in
New York and is busily engaged in max.
ing arrangements for the pious pil.
grimage which lic Is to conduct 10 Jerisa-
lem in the spring of lsSJ
The Washington critic., 1888-01-30
nEroRH VINE EYES.

Before mine eyes are sea and sky,
And from the sea n mountain high
Bathed In the softest silver light;
The suns great shield so dazzling bright
Upon the tranquil sea doth lie.
such radiant gems / there descry
Nor Emnerors nor Queens may buy
They slime like flashing stars OF night
Before mine eyes.
Oh. mountain soft as clouds that ay,
Oh, clouds, twiXt heaven and earth that ply
And sea Of silver, shOrn of night
BY peaceful sky; most blessed sight
To sOoihe, 90 cheer, 10 fOrtify
Before mine eyes.
-lCar9line Hazard,
The Washington critic., 1888-01-30

one WOULD INFER from the Language
Of the Albany Timcs-a staunch Dem
ocratic newspaper-that the move
ment against Mr.. Cleveland in New
York is not a mere temporary "spurt'
or "feoler" thrown out by Tammany,
hut serious, well-organized conspir-
acy, as the politicians would call it.
Taking for u text the statement that
Zone of the most earnest demands Of
the great portion of the five or six
million Democratic voters in this
country is that President Cleveland
shall not be renominated," the Times
proceeds to give the Administration
such a going-over as il has never yet
received from any Republican news
paper in the country. 1t concludes
with the query;
"Now, take out the office holders Of the Ad.
ministration and where do you find the poll.
ticidn willing TO bet on Mr.. Clovoland's sue
cess, should he be- renomlnatedp ~
Governor Hill may not have per-
sonally inspired this article, but Gov
erng Hill is evidently u man who
neeSs watching.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-30
CRITICULAR.
IN the Domestic circle:

III Niit lfNIltHtlt AlItlts
Wife: ! see by the papers that David
Dudley Field has been made president Of
the Language Club.
Husband: Ali ] didn't know David
Dudley was a woman.
Out West
Guest-wildly, to hotel clerk: Say,
there's q man under the bed in that room
you gaveme.
Clerk-kindly: That's all right. He's
dead. We Just left him there till his
friends could come for him tomorrow.
'FRONT.' Two whislxies for 80
"Daniel," remarked the President this
morning, as he looked out upon the fields
of snow and the bare limbs of the trees
shivcring with every gust of wind.
'Yes, sire" responded Daniel, cheer
fully.
81 notice by the papers that you are en-
tertaining hopes of becoming Governor OF
New York. rice one David HillP'
Eyes, sire" and Daniel blushcd mod.
estly.
do You know, Daniel, what Hill is
going to do for living If you get his
jobp'
"No sire"
"Nether do !, Daniel; but have an
idea what lie is going to try to do"
"Ah, sire2n
"Yes, Daniel, and if anything should
happen to me, may | ask favor ofyou ?'
certainly, sire. will grant you any
thing you ask"
"Thanks, Daniel may not need it,,
but if / should, will you when You are
Governor of New York. appoint me your
private secretary? You know, Daniel,
have been kind TO you ?"
But Daniel could not reply. He held
ont his arms, and the two strong men wept
in each Others embraces like children.
The following poem, contributed by
"E. b" will have n tendency to boom
Prohibition and "bust' Mr.. Hayes:
Thanks to Mrs. Weaver
who has thrown the shuttle fast
in the web of Prohibition
TO weave our Garment Strong at last
lis sure to Clothe the weak ones
and in no distant day
though it has been rejected
Ivy Rcprcscntiyc Hayes
What will his constituents think
of His unmanly act
and that they may know them
let us publish all the facts,
In some Prohibition election
when other parties win
and when the vote is counted out
He will not be counted in.
That spiked gun at Secretary Whitney IS
ordnance mill has demonstrated the fact
that snow is not q valuable medium with
which 10 thaw steel pin out of the
breech of cannon.
In Society:
First Girl: Did you see the eclipse Sat
urday night?
Second Girl: No, where was it2
First Girl: Here i'm Washington, OF
course. How did you happen to miss it,
Second Girl; Well, don't you know, |
have so many engagements in society
during the season that never have time
to so to the theatre.
Out of doors Saturday:
Young Man--in fur coat: How is this
The Washington critic., 1888-01-30

TIE PHILADELPHIA Record says that
Colonel Ludlow, late Engineer Com
missioner, "ought to be thankful to
the President for n change which in
wolves no question as to his ability or
his integrity; but the wisdom of the
policy of removing man whose efi-
cheney is unquestioned on account of
the friction caused by his brusque and
straightforward methods is open to
doubt"
The Washington critic., 1888-01-30

New York POLICEMEN are now re-
quired to provide themselves with
heavy eight-dollar helmets, and they
only use the first syllable of the word
in refera.inr TO the subject.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-30

The MOVEMENT AGAINST Cleveland
in New York is said TO have raimi6ca-
tions through various other sections
of the country. 1t naturally would
rnmifN i'm the sheen districts.
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Eoa RrN1-HousEs.


TOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING. SUIT.
1 able for any kind Of business, 1913 18th
st. s26. possession given February I Inquire
Of GEO. r. KOZEL 1897 nth 81,
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GOVERNOR LAMONT of New York.
All, there, Daniel !
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is truly American" should stimu-
late the States and Territories gen
orally to contribute TO the success of
these undertakings.
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out of doors Saturday

Out of doors Saturday:
Young Man-in fur coat: How is this
for weather.
Young woman-impetuously oh, it's
perfectly delightful, and if the wind were
only blowing, it would remind me 50
much of the sweet summer time at home
in dear Chicago.