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Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

TEMPI.E-Disd on ths is'h day OF Jan
uay. 1873, kuth temple. uidnW o. Alben
Toinpio, 10 her sitA scar shs disd trust
ing 10 her saviour.
Relatives atd r. sads arc respectfully ia.
vltod - attend the funeral fIOm hsr Eta
rcsidonos, 100 Psnnsf,vAnA Evopne, ca
Saturday, alta O'Clock y. m Services at
the house. tnterment At Mount salen.
Oh AMBERS--on January lish, Emma q
Chambers, daughter Of Samuel and Lh1ia
J. Cbnmbs {, aged IS years
Reiativ0r Ant frienia are respectfully In.
vtted to attend tho fansrRl from the refi.
deDcs OF her parents 1908 ClaytGn street, m
fTidsy. To leave tho housa 81 II. 20 0'olecA
and proceed 70 Y HE Oiay Greek cemetsTJ.
Ihs teaehsTf R1d pcholarl OF Rooney street
SUNDAY scaool hrs iHvi,0l 10 attend,
LEEeE.-On the 10th I'M >, OF dlphtheria, }.
Herbert, son OF james and koDscoA hesso
aged yoArs.
funtrlI ON the residence Of his pArsnts.
Eighth AID Jacktcn streets, this a. lday)
afternoon at o'oio,E. lntermeat a. Rivsr-
vlou % nstoTy,
WATkln. In Hirminqhi N Town hip,
DslaSAre County, Pa m tho lp.h inst.,
Caleb X. WALTZ. geo 20 years
kslAtiveS and frftpee are respectfully To-
vltei 10 NttOLd the funeral tom his late
residence, On mondly, the 23d irst.. A.
ooioek ?. IN. InterLitnt al BfAni yA ina
baptist OemetfYy,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
Dots.


Purs spices specially; try them II
you want pure goods. Ciippsn, 8 East
Bad ttFaet.
The Rsv. Fl. W EwiLS viii prsaoh
at the wesley IA. Il. Church, this even
ing.
Larador and paiup. Celery @ I'm pourd
for sale by TAYLOR & FULLERTON. 800
King E!reet.
Our coffoo frseh roar tad tRics a week
M have the hutst Java aud Mocha cot
fen In tho coantEy. Ctippen. Ess:
9Rd street.
r.. Jennings Crute, formerly CON
neoted on the reportL vial etsd OF tbs
Every EgeninR, but now OF the Phiis-
delphlA Press, was in the niiy yesterday
"Workina mp" news for that paper.
Charles r. Smith has disposed Of his
interests IN the marble yard st Tenth and
Tatnsll streets, and has made arrange.
men,s to remove to Philadelphia, and On.
gage In business with a large firm in that
city.
Tho wife Of ex.1erPtart OF police
Blackburn, who VISA striohen with ptr.
Alysis week ago. Is rather better, Int
Ia siill helpless end bDsechlsss. DEa.
Wales end KUableA ara In ats udaDoe,
and entertain hopts Of her ultimate re.
covery.
Prior to making our ANNA inventory
we will ofieT special bargainti't morrow
we will sell tho balance OF cur teal
cloth coats md wraps at tho folo"ing
reduotiOus-S46 90 reducsd 10 $50 90,
$500 roduo to $500, $50 co redwood
10 e26 %, $l6 90 wrAns RED ucad 10 $40. %.
PYLE & LIoHTEHsTEis.
2a6 MarEBt btIeet,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
FIFTH EDYTlDa.


".
There has for some time ma, T.
trouble .. Poplar Island, 10 tss ct ~
ptaka Bay, because OF trs.n, - /.
dredsing boats ON the gIourd "a ~, Y
tor tougmen. Rsoshtly a m,. w
howlizsr was taken IRON The ,,,,sa
Governor McLAne. Of tho o MI, ~
sud placed GA thors for tho pr,,s'aLI
OF the longing grouuds A few ~.
since tho "buR eye" Water IN, ~
tain James DunoSn, ran TO The to,.,v.
grounds, and tho captain and en-, ~
ON shore, oeptured the howiizet Al =
It on board bis verssl. after stI,IE
drod red . load Of oysters Ye,,...
the Water Lily having arrived C,,s.
Duncan was arrested, his Graf, ss,,s1
and the quo found.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20


Tsh thunder bUlta Of jrelicc ycI:
Aain launched a. tho solis7 MAJ TO
! :, aa3 from lnforma ION received by
Cty eo.iol,or Ball, thres raids were
a'c-a7Sfully carried into effect 1T Y
o'clock noon. Oaa wps in oacSso q
y g01lt McYey, Tlo, With q fgCAd Of
OdGass, made n descent OF piaoa on
E.eIGh street next to the Gsand Un!nn
kJtcl, and captured tho roiorloni
f;cnzs, alins "Oh!ch" FOy, With al,
IA b9ors, pApors ana oibgr pBr1phsr.
n Il Of the policy business.
1 has hesn known foz long Tina
llal Toy v&B engaged in tie Lusiness
bt' 10 has Always baon shread enough
tof jcEps srreet. WhGn the rates ~er,
rn.1c l.Bs fall BY the dttao,iyss he man
aidc to e. oas Oh toSz, but his Wit,
Wsa captured ara made 10 safer for hla
tt', as well as her own.
n force OF men under One Ger Harry
1. Smith Alro made de0aopt on tdt
a-n kept by Lem White, M. acc
+ nah EtrsGt, md captured tte pro-
pr Or, wit: Ll bis tolta, sips 10.
tGus and other thugs remaining tc
d, busirE6a. Wnsn be was ggarohcl
u 70 vac tio 60 10 email ,noney found
90 Jim, which had Gro asbly been re-
Celvtd for slips. Wnl. 9nlth, Stewart
Gsa.c Snd Ssnusl johnson, the FIRST
$50 Le'DE white men, were also found
II tie p!soe with policy alps In theil
| p E!SlGn.
cae plaza KEEP. BY Isaac C4r,y, q vel.
yro4n colnTed man. Of the RoithealI
&c rcr o. Blftk and Poplar a'rsets, sal
alec rGtdei and NUMBER OF article,
1a.-rs:l to tho business gsIzei. CRrtS
n'st uaVe beed haviuE good run ~
s.s II email ohanFa was found In tht
Hialc. AL tho prisoners vera locheC
NJ i. police nis,iop, pending hesr,nI
Ht.-sa Judge CumminE. The booke
if.l7, ahd otngr articles captured In eGe,
g'.e5 arc oufi oisrt to ineuro conviction
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
SPECIAL.
.CRAN0R & co.

VIII make a special sale
Of Underwear Tor tomorrow
Saturday
Mems Scarlet Shirts re.
duced from $3.50 to 81; all
sizes.
Mems Scarlet Shirts re
duced from ST. to 75c.; sizes
30, AZ and a
Mems White Merino Shirts
reduced from 81 to 75c sizes
80, 10 and II
Mems Y hleMerino Shirts
reduced from 75c. to soc +:
size 81 35, 40, y and A.
Mems White hierino Shirts
reduced from SOC. TO 3d..
sizes 40 and A
Mems Scarlet Drawers
reduced from 81 so 10 81:
sizes 30, 81, "a, Sc. 40 an J
AZ
Mems Scarlet d awers
reduced from 81 m ~,
sizes 80, 81, So. 80 aud 40
Ladies Scarlet Vests re
duced from 81 $3.50 81; sizes
70, 80 and 50.
Ladies Scarlet Vests re
duced from 81 to 69c; siz IS
% 80 and ga,
Ladies White Merino
Vests reduced from 81 Is to
81; sizes 50 and SO.
Ladies White Meriao
Vests reduced from 81 to
7oc.; eizes IS and SO.
Ladies' White Merino
Vests reduced from Use, to
ooc.; tizeg 34. SO and SO.
Ladies' White Merino
Pants reduced from $I.2s
to zoe; all sizel.
ladies White Merino
Pants reduced from 75c. to
6Oc s.z.s 23, 80. SO and
80.
Ladies White Me,ino
Pants reduced from SOC. to
25c.; sizes %, 30, 80 and
38.
We have Put in this sale
three lines Of Children'e
White Mefino Underwear
at considerably less than
cost.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
w. b. sHARP & 90.
VIM. B, Sharp& Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS.
We asked you to remem'

We asked you to remem-|
Der cur basement.
There's a store full OF
goods in that department
alone, such IS gevery house.
hold uses. Luxuries and
reconsideration, at won
deriully low and reduced
prices,
You haze remembered
our basement.
You have remembered
those elegant German Loom
los Napkins. You have re-
Imembered to buy nearly
| 1870 dozen within a week
and there's not that many
left Your house may need
| Napkins-think of tnose re.
lduced from $2.25 to $3.50
per dozen.
II you prefer the Barns
Hey Bleached Damask Nap
kins we have decided to put
in this Linen Sale 100 dozen
Iof our So IS goods for $500
per dozen.
| This is a Napkin Sale
lyou should attend.
Among cur Table Dam
asks we've made just as
startling reductions. The
7o-inch Extra H e av y
Bleached Satin Damask re-
duced to OH cents from 81
are half gone.
We added 10 pieces &c
inch Loom Damask, half
bleached, to this linen GULL
Iing-goods that wear like
Iron, but feel ike satin.
They are in diamonds, snow
drop, squares, and designs,
jail beautifully embroidered
Instead Of 90 cents they
Twill be 81 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
Tn!RgD EDITION.


PHILADKLPHiA, Jan. 20.-The Oldest
patient ever admitted TO the Pennsylvania
Hospital is Henry Dobson, a colored man
who says he q iO2 years old, and whose
home is near Salem, N j. Henry was ad
mite TO The hospital yesterday suffering
with pApgrened finger which will have
TO be am putated. He was born on PLAN
tation rear Easton, Nd and was slave
until he WAS ~ years of age. Since then
he has hcen free He has been married
twice. HIS frat wife died more than
sixty Years ago. and he is now living
with ht5 sc sond wife, who is IS years old.
For many years he has owned and cult
waited all farm near Salem, N. j,
At the hospital everything is done to
make The old man comfortable, and last
night be rat In Dr. PseKard's easy chair
and listened to the concert in the chapel.
His general health is good and he is hale
and hearty. The attendants consider him
wonderful man, and he has already
made hifnsalf general tavorite. Hit
memory II past events is very clear, and
he can remember many historical EVENT.
and describcs their occurrence wildly.
Averdict of $4,000 was rendered yes
terday in favor OF Catherine Grizzly, VIII,
sued the fehnsysVanla haiirChu Comphh,
for damages Tor the loss of her husband
Hugh Gritty, a laborer, who was killed II
June, 1887, near Greenwich Point.
Gustavus PretEouka, who shot ALDER
Wade, color d, on Tuesday night, Will
the latter was attempting to steal Goa
was discharged yesterday by the Corone
after an 'inuastiSstiVn Of the cause q
Wade's death.
In the suit of Mary c. TAggart againt
the city, 10 recover damages for persons
injuries received by falling upon a'delt Ct
i've board wax on High street, German
town, jury yesterday awarded the plain
tiff $3.50.
A freight car loaded with potatoes Ger
signed to Delaware avenue cOmmissio
merchant was destroyed by fire yesterda
morning at American and Master stree G
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

This morning = fox hunting party
started from tho tAdd!efy of JnshuA
Conner, or Market street helov Third.
About thirty persons Etar,'d and pr
coed ed In hody to AjSms' dam in
Ohrlst;sua Hundred, whsrg Alexander
Betty let q large fox l0gss. Among tbs
starters were W. Y. WG.ner, EugeDe
HesHiCf, Harry Dsska, w. Martin,
Thomas Brown AID others. II was sx
pectad that James AeO1mh. II able,
would join Iae party before The ohnte.
This evening a banquet Will b. Given .,
the Eurcpuan Hoiei, ana The adventure.
OF tie day Will ba Tscitea spc tao one
who cRJtuTeo tho brush dpiy TeNAlaeI,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

List o7eriig Ms Mr.. A. ny
man Was driving from her BOSE "
CaristianA 10 tbs station Of Sl,sa
meet her In band, tic hOfas. VIA
= rather sp!Titsi auimsi, Is1 AEii
Mrs. UhApntn WAs thfOga cot ~
fiausly isJnled. A Telegram .
tnia city last evening sisted tAs' y,
ana d wrist we've badly ir-ct1tsi u
was tAken 10 her HON aul moiia1
summoned. NJ rsri .oulsIs u aa1
d.iion can be obtained . Jay.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

rao magic Talismag" oPensi :. \
Gagament ~ the Academy OF Mug
sY,ninR TO n fair slzs1 holss.
psnromima part OF tho chow IS y.
the speciAlties introduced IN y
are goai. a. y MIaco 81 w.
shows srsat ehtity Us D iua
aud sih tricks were ell neatly
CoustderAhle soennry 10 n'o3IsN
piece, especially IN the tfan''L.,
aOencs. The show Is entirely u
vulga,lty.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

On Monday last the BIDS foi 'upp
iva toe cquiprsnt o; ~ BOON
Navy Yard vrrs opened. WNaenl,
Company, Of Chester, Etis aE ,
the contract for building 5 ~ aH y,
p2WGr vertical OoEliis salts y
Hili6a & Jones Co., OF ibis G,l, oai .
ere o, ipaChinists' tools, v'is As M.
contracts iGs sixty to1s Of relaS
A umbrr Of these are .ks Ata'! y
b.nei punching aed sheArip2 mtos
VI which thls htin makes AspecA
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

sr IoUIs, JEa. a. An Ashlapdt
Kansas, spsclal es:8 tAe ciHs. ns o.
that placj are arranging t. haze Tia
great an Ivan ENia 4 81. - fight peaI
this place in mo Nuns LAID rAe
place oan cf1er 2ola Ercngds fer tho
fight, IS civil aulAosii,uh have 70 inris
oiCIion over the lad In reply 70 \
letter Informing 1r. FIX OF the fset,
the following reply has bscn rsceived
GEORGE W. EIMaRELL DEAR sIR
Your favor o! raw 7sh 70 hand. Thank,
for the infoim bticD. tsiuk II 9 tlglf
oan be arranged ho.Huah klraia suL
Sullivan they eRr Alht win safety 4
No NAME lsnEd." Kt,snin 8ill tizht
Sulllvsn at any tlue, bE: "a you usI
know, as every b0i7 hero docs, tnst sui
!ivan doee not msRn 10 g sht His ides
Is TO go on hlrGog 10 order 10 d.av
people 70 Gia s1owR.
f5igAoG) RICHARD K Fox.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

An effor. is about being made '
o'Rauization Of En Archaeology
ti3ty, aud all who teel N lhe',
the matter osn procure ini'T1a, '.
regard 10 It IVY addressing ~
hoorhea1, ZaniA, o iioi J9Fg ~.
ellsworth, this city, or Avian ~
Helne;ias, N. J Tue gatne'sf ~
as we'll na scraps Of history 81,
matter IN hand, and they SOoa a |
thair interest by hpoahing oa' -
ing al IN early date.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

STOCK WELL - YOUNG On Tuesday
eyonipg, JsBnaIy lTih. 1855, a. tho rest
Senos OF william wintrup, no. 5l9 r plar
street, By the Rev. W. Il. =. Murfsy,
Frederick u. stock Rnll, Of WILMINGTON,
and ada N. Yolhk, Of ChmEpsase CIV,
md
Maryland papsra pi'aso copy.
MOUNT - flstShnuTh I'm Thursday
evening. Ian. ~, az tho residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. VIZ. j. Ray, of
Ashley, Pa, MIR klrisr n MrVHf, late OF
this eits, nov Of jersey CITY TO Mia
hAuie y. daughter Of q, a. ". friSh-
muth, + u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
another watOn Won

Oflcsr james Crumlisn ri
with Edward MeoaffeitJ our
Orphans Fair for q banasTssY'
watch on St. Mary's table. ~
worked hard aud succeeds. u
$3.50 to his opponent'o $50 w.
stQuentlY 10 nov the happy
OF u SlO0 tina keeper 81 w W.
man might be proud. ~
wishes his thanks roturnea
assistsd hItn 10 occurring lhDPlN
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

On Monday night William Gusa
powerful drama, HELD b, q
Ensmy." will be prsseuud n 4
Opera House by q hrsI-olGss comm,
rois play has had a run Of M \
nights In Now York, 200 night. h Il.
don, 100 nights in Boston, 1sd N
proved guocess vherevor Il hu ",
presented. Toe New York 81, An
The play made q disilao, tucya
After each act the curtain hM IN
rAlBed several umes. Tbs ,ilp.Is
are strcrg and dramatic; indeed, lhss
the first pttcs ge have sfen Aavis, !
DO with the civil strife thu. VA On
isiActory."
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

TrAiF r2hhess wonpe1 5 rrata OR Ia,
Ws6ash k2@d, - 'o''cs unst Of Katie
Si;y, hiae9uu, en Wr5arslay hight
Tbs train WEI q 'G25 anu ma cnE.uso,
ordered ouf u h,s nEa. zoe raiI-o15
cfholAls bad insofma.!eu % tie st.sn,pt
and q yallog I3e, shetruns ia th,
hanGs OF ctf'ceI7 rotg lse gyBhsr1. Al
OF the robadrs wt.G c-Frs:. , the leader
having received = lad O. busksap, /,
tue breast Tbs p.pi s!as etven aba;
by one OF The saug uauu,d Klna.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
w. ID. sH ARP q 90.

Cd, $2.oo down to 81 IS.
81, 800 down to 2.25.
1914, $50 down to 2 so.
IL q, 4 so down to SEQ.
Chenille Covers:
Ga, So 90 down to s. 90.
ga, 600 down to $50.
1914, 200 down to $50
Felt Table Scarfs:
SI.oo down to SOC.
las down to 7sc.
$50 down to 75c.
400 down to ST..
China Silk Frioged Tides
$3.50 down to zoe.
100 down to soc.
Velour Covers:
S 9 90 down TO $500.
1860 down to 600.
1900 down to $50.
There may be many goot
bargains in the Upholstery
Department.
VIM. B. SHARP & co,
Fourth and market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

Minnie Ray, daughter q o,,,,|
nsnt citizen Of Colorado ep'i,iJ
RADIO, threw herself In front "
on Wednesday night sod W.
She left @ letter 10 hsr ps'oaanlI
sbe was . great sinner and W..
5ie than disgrace them. " " y
that q few days ago hinn ,s,,
cottage belonging TO her IA'I n b,
and spent tho money ia y
tais 40 prayed upon her m'D'
concluded TO take her HE
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

The Harlan g. E1lllngsa,i,A On.
pAuy are 81 prseenI buildiog %, Of y
haoet cars ever constructed. lbh
tho Mann BoUdo,r Car ConpSay n
Will be used By Mrs. LApPIy. lAsu
Is larger and II different from 49, M
constructed before, and when couplsls
will be superior to snytti 1g svsi bstn
on Wheels. The intesio. viii - ftsa
in mahogany, ard the upsc.aGy viii
be particularly fine. TIE n VIII b
con pleted In aoOutswn yssti Thecoa
could not b. Sscertatclt, bat Il viii
probably reach $40 COO.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

Mr.. Elmer NJ. Mount sGi Nis Huta
B. Frlshmuth were jolued il 1rriisi
by an uncle OF tho bride, Elv. willl.l
j. Day, from Ashley, Pa At the Is'
dence of tbs bride's uapha No q
King street. on ThursdsY evening, 10
uary 10, 1883. A reception w W
feom s 10 IL, and n wedding upper "
ssrver. The bride and g-c0m iaiz
on III, IL Wedding trip to WnnnfA
ID. C.. and will go from the:s q ag
future home, In Jercey City. ThW
onia vera numerous and costly.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

DR.. X. A koLsin, Of TIE D'Ys'
msnt OF Auimal Industry 81 WKlE
ton, who, with hts deputies hh =
engaged for the past year 10 5lluP4
olt rleuro pneumonia among lhss4
in Westches'sr County, New ~
went to New Rochelle On TdusluA
Slaughtered ABOUT SEVENTY Ts5isA
clwb on the farm Of Frank J. JHEa|
who he's milk route ia lhs wv
In aud about tba county ae7sA ~
drtd head OF cattle have been NV
! red to prevent the spread Of Gr
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

Mary Rields, the oalOred girl charged
with the iarosny of tByerAi eg;ioles Of
G othlnR aud Sl.60 In money from Ma
tllda swan, had b final hearinR h1fUre
Judge Cummlns lhls nOruiuG, hnd wAS
committed IN deiAu' OF 500 bAil for h6r
Appearance ct oCuTt.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

!
s.r -lycT1isiue Ii. Il y. scr b.aI a 90
~ hLce CT ni...,............... $500, 20
IIGe bl..J for tE1 school bo,ks DeAin
q w g mp, v ben p resolution Was hGupt-
81 10, the committee bad no power 10
~ oa them, aud tney were returned to
tia gTeasntGf v no uill nod them uELl.
Us pexs legislature meet.
Toe auci,ar's ICpJtt was RlBo corsid-
/ q j, Stl Taiis tue Cuu mittse weTo an.
IN ed un II Geek OF iha Peace Cochran
~ erte gl0 rCOai VISA ex.5ectetary OF
a5e JausUy Md beGretHty baulabnrS.
tsaaiJr LsTis Gugcustta that led lar.
sd'pT Ma Gter0Gt hud cGnFtd to
lefe 4 a'aie.utnf, Il would bB well 10
lsAr IN gei,ts BcluE tao Tho Rldi;or's
E,pHT'
Tn ~2s agreed n, and t1r. Cochran,
~ er 5zp ailing why he sent Mr.. o.,
borne ~ ZOE conynilles iaste=d OF az.
Ln1r4E DimEeIf fepi rom a list tha
uu;rh.f Of lic3ctes VII Oh he was
o4Hrsr with By ll1 EL1lior, ard thu
i nz-oa 10 had on hand t. the ffiea,
i,iF.LG Tie shortage OG each, as bes wesn
! 70 aa2yuet anu that Of tue Rud.io-.
/ fEan ~ cad the 'lona" side OF the nc.
ougE Xne two EtWLemsnts fnots 4
IT. NJ 4 " 90 COZ 'ehott," ard SC, 66t
I loaG. mailing / IL ofi3s resi- g., SO;
,he.l H8 cgu.ipcse: IL wish IL IN
.c-a.fgd, however, that l UaSs II T,
t.rtt- iat VIC may b0 "IGuR" In ccrlni.
( "a, O. tayuEas.
"t.Eay pe0rlo pay for lil9us5s, q,
"a.ctE lqGur hrtnseg, mud Le7a1
'1us Tor them. Tlere might ba som,
;'s3Esearc II y1u caooga to ogll /
ha.. buy In y monetary point 0f v g = 4
7a- ~ IN my favor" la N!ahG thi
.l-'ctr cleared Up - ;hs entire shfis
la-.1n Ct oil the oommlt,oH end eli il
'-eatet. II is wars not plAtp T., all a
Ies,rsd The committee 10 70 to W!iailue
GA SD examine HE accounis-3!l t.
~ - i.Om 10 0.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

The Carnival at the Rink, Eleventh ard
Madison streets, last evening, was quite
largely attended and passed oil very
plcasa uy. The rink wi be- open after
noon and evening for come time TO come,
fos skating and pleasant japnts on the
Merry Go Round. 4 good orchestra will
be In attendance.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

That have their pipes covered this
weather. Tie American pipe covering
Is ia great demand, AEd II is as much
as this Messrs Wood 81 Co. can do 70
keep uo with the oEd,Ts. Savss COZ!
raves hest, AID iuGuses con- ,u.E, aud
keeps pip from f.eestug.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

De sure and call ~ II. ". cor. Fourth
ano King atraa.s and leave cur C:des
Tor choice Brands OF -four, rolled oais OF
flesh buoEwheAt h9uF. Our Silver
Medal 4, the nnit i3r pr,cR - tho mar
Kat. Plane eIS. n. 7 JANvIRR.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

e D. Fuller, long at the head Of the
Greer ack paTty In Michigan, has Issued
cali Tor STATE convention He saws II
my ;hst the time has arrived for dis
baud tho Gfoenback party, and If Az il
shJG die Gecently and IA ordern
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

O@N - kI|NA NhAAN'A- .
We have a snail lot Of
Cloth and Felt Skirts at
very low prices to clear cut.
G'ay C'o'h skirta, chain stitched
With blue SD red, % coats.
Cray GiCth Ssirfs, trimmed With
box pltit.r mud cJE1ed Wieh b.ua
sud red, ~ cents
Blown add B.re Cloth ski-ts, trim
med y Ito side pihitirE, chain
stitched with rcd and b.Ue, d.
Gray Cloth SEirts, trimmed win
box pl9itlnz, E.!.ahed with b,ue
ana red, 81 IS
FL. BziI.a, Ia hTorn, zzern, hiue
and garncfi trimmed VITA side
plating, and Piped with rad and
blue, 81 30
Felt 6klFts, In green, garnet and
blue, trimmed with G;da and bC=
plating and fancy stitching st.75
Fell skirts, in dsrk SHADES, ttiIn.
mad wirh eide plating, 1925.
FGlt Skirt, In dark sEsiea, trim.
rGsd with box plating Gud fancy
braid So 90
Black sanue Skirts, niesly quilted,
81,
Black satlns Skirts, quilted satin
, bottoms and trimmeu WIZ sAtin
plai:lrgl, 50
You are rapidly gettin.
your last chance on Cur grea
marked do I'm Seal Got
Goats and Wraps. TIL
sizes will be against 20
IeVery cay you leave it.
| We nov have only on
Hof 50, none Of 81, none c
{36, four CT So, three CT AZ
two OF AZ, none OF ~
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

Yesterday afternoon . coSTssII
Kbapebec Ice and Cor Z Rlly
Gro 3eirg the p, W. O bys
Third street, was ssroos ~ "a
enrino. Tbs shaft Of 'n nnl = d
oreEen Cd By tbs shocR, a SII ~
itsttaok the ilggulan, dVA1
iliHriug him slightly
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20

Have yon tried our o'leo,,Ic ~
6 o lea 2 Taty are .he oes' M
tie money I'VE have an "ssfdp|
hu1 Sl.00, the finest ever Vs s,r,A
oily. Urippen. D Est 2ao o
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
FOURTH EDlTl0M



Tho Legislative Committee held
another gesstcp ut Dover yesterday,
when Stnts Treasurer Herbert pte.
scented bills 10 the amount OF So 1870. IS,
which he hsd received from publishers
OF rchool books for supplies purchased
by Superintendent Wtlli2ne and A..
slStADt Superintendent Carpenter. The
trIaAurer also reported having resolved
s6 Gao 9S On Eccount OF booss. Tho re.
port CT Superintendent Handy, of Kent
County, was not rrsren tcd, aud BenA'
toro L9Wia uson claimed that
II the cam .als.Ds lad thia report they
wCuld 10 able to make public tho
much comment. Ths subiecs Of paying
tho bills was then considered, and aft
a discussion II was sugs osted that the
matter ehould be laid over until legal
I'D vloa could os oblsiped.
Captain DAsey said thAt he had been
written to by eH-5uperintendsn VII
liams, pod Ia fsct It 0s0tned that esoh
| mem her Of the committee had been
"titten To by tie same ger tlsman, ask.
| ing him to use hts IL hleEos 10 have
these bills raid. In reply the captain
had asked tho ex superintendent why
t1ess bllls had rot been paid when the
bboSs we've bought, hu. he had resolved
30 explanation. "Egea Il q man hos
lptratiops for eIppoirtnent," said
NJ Dasey, az think lie ought 10 settle
lib aooounts,"
| HT. Ferguson did not think that Mr..
Williams could DO held respcnVible for
TIP books. rs te Was an ,horiEsA By law
tdpnrchsse then.
| ~ sllana,h asl-es 70 Nv wI,tt,-,.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-20
Tns sps.nser UlaIm Agaln

The olalna ~ the Springer heirs to the
ground on which this city now stands,
has again 'b3obed up serrlelv," "a the
following letter, received By City Audi
tor Newell. wtll show;
CHARLES W. VAN DoREH,
No. Al BrnRIgBJ, New York.
NEW YORK, January IL 1858
DEAR SIR:
10 tue year 1883 ! called at yoE,
otics, SD not fading you In, mad a
conversation with ems % your cletks re-.
spectiaS cla!m aER'nss tue city OF
Wilminetua, made by one Charles
OhrigtcphvF springer, VGo leased 10 the
city trrc o. lapt, on Rhinh the city
now stsnds, {. $50 ger ior riae;y MI Q
yJnrs Ga this c,A!ta ~s3 Induced o
loan To Ops Of Shs tsl.H a Oit twU
thou, Shd dollars, Ga Ee,,gl ham antn he
could get tho estl.a settled.
an now ia d5uat Gg 70 any claim
they nay rave On toe dry VI VIII
miugiOn. The pay,y 70 ~borl ! lransd
the m onsg bar iuss uado C.6 RrGpo
sltion 10 sobtie WIFE me Tor about hall
the amount iGspa3 hin / am in ,
quancRry and dllc} X OF u hsther 10
settle Uitn bi;G ~ got. Moy SIX you
whether taeT0 tas been nny settlement
made 10 any o. 40 helm, u. lie there
aug Prosp1ct u HAy sast,emers? II
there ~ CT cOIrte ! Sia G1g accept fifty
osnts on the aU.lar for ny claim. | hold
ApoWeE vi s'torney ivosr blal 10 collect
the amuQnt Gdn me rltn th3 sulltyr o!
tina CITY. !. ecu oza a8sisi Ine 10 gei
this sim "a sui, ~ Ill 7en ge9sa.t
yon for your aatiatoncF, koR Il ycu
will kindly R,re re 8 eur Geyloe IN tEii