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Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
BALTInokE . OssI0 .AILa0As

s1hnDULM II KyEnor. Eoy. q. IL
For Philadslphia ard Chester, o iG, %.
~, -, 10 10 and II II .. m; %, 90, . %,
%, . 10, a. . %. ! 30, 9 % and rs p. m.
Un Sundays, 7 90, ! %, Q SS, 10 10 and III Il .,
nj %, o0, 10, . ", 90 and Q u D. n.
Tof Chicago, wheeling, Columbus and
SanduIky, daily, : 20 .. IN. and 0 10 p. m.
Tor Pittsburg, daily, 90 .. N. and I - ,.
FOR oinoinnati, Louisville ana st, LouiA
dAily, IL 10 .. N. and 8 20 D. m.
For baltimore and shinEton and New.
ARK and HAyrs de Grace, II 10 q. A.m.; ~ and
90 .. N: On SundayL Z 10 and IL 10 .. m.i
FOR slngeriy, SIS and II 10 .. m, . o.
. 20 and 30 p. m. and IL 30 midnight. on
sundays, II 10 .: M 3t6, 8 20 and 80 p. n
only. 1880 .. m. and a6S .. N, dniiy
1oapt Sunday. . 80 p. m. daily.
Trains leave Market atrest Station:
For PhilAdelphia SO p. nj. daily, oxoeyl
SUNDAY. Ior Baltimore aW p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday. EoT LAndanbefH
so and 1870 A. ID. and ask p. H., daily
oLoopi Sunday; S.lS .. m. Sunday only
rhe 1850 =. m. train osnnsots at KAT
junction with Cincinnati and St. Louil
through express, daily, except Sunday. TIT
30 p. m. connects with Chicago and -
Louis express daily.
Trains FOR Milmington-Isosvs PhilAaal
PniA, daily, ~ %, 8 IL, . ", 5000 .. M, "a
ago, so, Akoo. G3o. e.ae. aIe 10 oo D. n.
DALI, except Sunday, Y.lS .. N, lAe
Exprsss trAinsS
W. ID. OLEMENT1, o. Z. LOED.
ManAger. 0enn Pass. AGeAa
Tel0Dhons Mo. Ina
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

THE resuli Of the eleaiIon In Louis
lana on Tuesdby Is another evidence
that the Democrats viii conhuRo their
deeds OF fraud and violenos In order TO
control The voters In the several Sou,h.
ern States. The Republicans can now
see that there 10 little II any hope Of
their carrying singls sou.he.n state,
ana shape their course accordingly.
Honest democrats may deplors the
methods resorted to In order 10 keep
she south solid for their party, but they
are willing TO profit by the viliAlny
aud share the fruits resul.ing there.
Hrom. The receiver OF stolen goods is
as osd as the thie', aud they can make
sne application, and tater nlne the de-
g'ee OF thelr Oompl o,y in crimes that
may 'esul' In UNDERSTANDING our institu
nons and leAd 90 he d e, :uc!ion of the
GoVerument. Il ws l,n ~. have hen.
ess Vo'irS cur cleo. uos viii prove 9
IArce and ADArChy wi eventually bt
sne result. Tao.e SfD think onr insa.
sunons worth Preserving sn,uld unit,
20 inWAr. AL otfsai-fE r2atast o tAu
ballot, and brlus tn4m - a speed,
punishment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
WANAMAKERs
PHnADzLrHIA. THURSDAY. April 10 lsss

Every day something new
to tell you in Dress Goods.
Not that the lots are here,
that you know. The kinds
and qualities 60 without say.
ing. We wouldn't have
grown to the biggest gath
ering Of Dress Stuffs on
this Continent II there were
ever a shortness of styles OF
qualities.
Prizes have the pull just
now. Down q quarter, third
or even more on the most
staple Dress fabrics.
On other things as well.
China Mattings have an
exhibition of their own
quantities and prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
WANAMAKnR's

ches. As notable for quail
ty as for width. 81, from
$I.25.
Fine Black Serge. A
real, simon pure French
Serge; you know the breed.
40 inches; 60c, from rs.
Back Satin Mey0ei2lenx.
Ottoman order, but satin
finish. 40 inches. Down
from 75c to 60.
Back Granite 0otk,utM
small silk stripes. One oi
the newest effects. A crepy
ground but firm. As hand
some a stuff as you'll come
across. 40 inches. 81
from $I.25.
Back U1ols. Cut into 8 and
quarter Inch squares by fine
bourette cords. 40 inches
81, from $I.25.
Back Panama. Opsr
weave, after the style o.
canvas, but softer. All.
wool, four sorts-6ne &c
coarse. 40 inches, SOC. from
rs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
wAMAmAKnRp.

ly embroidered, some a lit
tie mussed, S1.50 to S6;were
Sc to $13.
200 Infants and Chill
dren's Caps. Part new this
season. I5c to 50. A few
have been Sc,
200 Kilts for q to 6 year
boys. Best English cassi-
mere pIaids and stripes. Two
lots, one at 81, and one at
IS. Regular retail price So
and $40.
20 odd Dresses, I and
p piece, for IL to I6 year
girls; were $50 and $40,
now $40 and $40. A few
that were $40, $50, S4o,now
S..
rs Gretchen Goats, blue
and brown cloth, braid trim
med, neat styles. Made to
sell from Sc so up. They
shall go at S1.75 each. The
makers loss.
Second floor, Cht stnut street SIDE. Two
elevators.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

BOYS AND young men who ds,Ire 10
obtain employment In stores, counting
houses or In other piA,es OF business,
should endeAvor 10 form good habits
and mol Indulge In any practice oA.ou.
lated 10 arouse an objection from the
most fAsudlous person In exlstencs. A
small fault, the smoking OF . cigar, or
taking . chew OF tobacco, may MILL
sAte against . deserving youth in other
respects securing employment. We
were forcibly reminded OF these faults
BY gentleman observing that he wac
rAther prejudiced sgAlnB! . young m an
who Applisd TO him for employment by
the strong smell OF tobA,oo which ao-
oompAnied him, The Eobaoso muy
have been great consolation 10 him,
but whether that afforded bufioisni
compensation Tor the failure to secusC
employment, Is matter worthy OF his
careful consideration. Il 10 posi- BILE,
however, that some persons may bi
less exAoIing, aud the tobacco hasl
may mol prove 80 Objectionable 30 10 be
. bar to employment. The young boy.
who smoke and chew may fod tnA
they are paying rA.hsr de4rIy for their
enjoyment Let them reform and care
fully Aol ure ali practices that may dc.
plete their purses and initiate ARAins
their Advancement In any shape ol
form.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Dress Goods.

We have taken advantage OF
the special sales that have been
held by New York and Phi.a-
delphia Importers the last ten
days, and are now offering the
public splendid values in dress
goods. An all-wool Albatross
Cloth, 40 inches wide, only in
the new shades, price soc yard;
splendid value and fully 25c be-
low their regular price. A beau
tiful assortment Of French wool
Debeges, in the new shades, for
soc yard; far below what they
are actually worth A new line
OF English Henriettas from one
OF the best makers in the world,
at only 75c lard; worth 81. 90
We are making a special effort
to work up our dress goods de-
partment and have put in a
beautiful line OF these goods in
all grades, from the lowest to the
finest, and are going to move
THEM quickly. Prices will do
the work.
In cur Silk Department we
, are showing splendid values in
. Gros Grains, MORE Antique
!, Faile Franchise, etc.
Our Domestic Department is
complete with goods at as low
2 prices as they can be bought
S anywhere.
| Our Cloak and Wrap Depart
iment is doing a livey uiiness
We have splendid line anc
buyers fully appreciate ou
J efforts to please.
Our Ribbon, Underwear ane
:, Small Ware departments ar,
C ripe with all the new things
). Buttons for every one, and a
II prices that are right. Only
few Of our Mems Unlaundere,
! Shirts, at 47c, left.
:, Every department in Gu
u establishment contai ms the high
3 est novelties and the larges
J. varieties at the right price.
Come and see for yourself,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

IR APPRARs probable that PreSlden,
Cleveland will app1lut Hon. George
Gray as Ohlei JusNoe OF shs United
BlAlea. Thus far the Indications are
9hAt sush appointment would meet
with approval In every seoiion OF the
.oousry. Mr.. Gray is 10 the prime OF
life, aud we'll qualified TO discharge the
duties deVolving upon the holder OF
this exalted position. The members OF
the bar In this SIAis and Lhe several
Judges unite in teslifying 10 his ability
and the judicial character OF his mind.
1t is generally believed that he IL able
% decide all questions on their merits
without regard 10 their polilioAi boar
ing, aud thai partisan considers.
tions would no. irhlencs the decision
OF the Judgs. Mr.. Sray seems TO NEE.
with the approval OF all CLASSES, aud
should the offisial ermlne DO placed on
his shoulders We hope and believe thA,
the expectations formed In regard to
him will be fully realized. Iu the even,
OF his appointment II Is supposed thai
Mr.. BAyArd will retire from the Cabinet
and be elected BY the Legislature TO ths
q. 8. Senate, when Mr.. Whitney will
be elevated from the position OF Sscrs
tary OF the Navy TO that OF Secretary o
Shts. Thus far his most conspicuoul
act resulted in the death Of John Roach
and II may bs that he 10 anxious 10 rs
deem his character and prove that he l.
mot the blunderer that hs 10 gensrAli,
considered BY the great mass OF the peo
pie.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

Blaek Striped Aymuyes
Four patterns, 1-I6 to
inch effects; solid, substantial,
good weight stuff. Reduced
from 90 to 40c.
Black A,mures bAaias and
stripes. A variety of neat
designs; every one has been
a quick seller, but the price
goes from 65 to soc.
Black Se6aStobol. Very
like the old-time, cut CASH
mere. Close, cord-like sur
lace. Not a draggy sort
among them at Csc; the new
price is SOC just tue same.
Blaek Serge, stripes and
checks. A choice lot, right
in the thread, right in the
weave; handsome patterns.
Down from 85c to IS.
Black Armures, aOtth Mo-
hair checks and figures. Neat
and stylish. A soft, beauti
full material that has been in
high favor. 75c, from 81.
Blach A,mAyes, with
SmaH, neat figures. Modest
and elegant. Drape as
handsomely as Cashmere.
Reduced from 81 to 75c.
j Black Granite Cloth
1 Grounds of crepy effect
some with invisible plaids
A tough, sturdy wearer. Coo
from IS.
Black FouIe Serge. Softl,
: fuzzly surface, but witt
body for business. Csc
from S5.
i Black 48-ineh Serge Diag
lOnaI. Stuff that will Civ
Flgood service; honest in ever
i Thread. Down from So t
..I75c.
q Black 48-imch Serg
n Diagonal. Heavier tina
y tine last named; finer an
J. lfirmer; 81, from 81 25.
| BLaek Corded STRIP
livery handsome; cords
y close triplets, quarter-Inc
ri diagonal stripe between. S
e, from $I.25.
oottl Black Royal Aymures.
'h variety of plnched and pucl
ered small designs. E.
c5llens quality. Reduc:
a 1om $1.25 to 81.
ceY Blaek Camel'S-kair SerS
VS GOOD weight, good wo'
II Modest sprinkling of Il
hanging hairs. 7sc, fro
mFine Black Serge, 49 il
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

Black Grenadines, velvet
figures. The only old ac-
quaintance blacks we tell
you of to-day. Halt a doz-
en- kinds. quality excellent.
If you can use them the price
won't signify. 75c; a little
back they were $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
PhiladslphiA Wilmington q Bal
tmors Railroad.
FEBnUARY ssh, 1858.

trs,ns VIII leave Wilmington - follow
SUNDAY TRAINS.
slS $50 Sio 30 70 q. Il Is, Il d =. n., Il 3 3.
- sss, & 20 4S ~ ss E % 1sss . n.
"a s'i Ss'iifs & |: sssS.si: s' 4 d II. "a :s .ss
Accomnedstion, sso. 100, loA siG 10 ia.
Nh Asy ~ 5@ s@ IA "a and ie Sp; q. ~ az
u M u 4; 4, m. .ia.n n 80. s1,S.Io, 8 "a . q, %
Toi %ts:t Z; z dhester, via L.moain, 9 % and
For Newark tCcntreS and intermediate sta,
afa and an assr%sd;.ss Il e .as p Ps,sion.
B.sinors = snS q ;; Bay ri Line, @p,n.
e T. and Il ga. m. Il o. i II, "a. I'D ID
Trains u "a III Bsis@..s = 4 |. e Division ls.v. for, .
Is p. M, and 70 66 Night
GEORGETOWN and Lewes, 20 q. m IL 70 p. n,
Harrington, DeimSr. and way stations, sa
EIprsss fSr harrington. Q 80 p. m. Wa,
Express G Tor Dover. Harrington, and Del.
mar, ~. 20 p m. and IL O5 Night.
Express for cape Charles, Old Point Com,
fort, and Norfolk, IL Sop. m. nd Il 90 Might,
Leave Phnsdelphia, Broad Street, for vii,
uington lexpressl, rs, 3 20, 7N, IN, eio
~ % II is, II 70, II & a. M, 2 "a Of, 4o1 30
% II. 6W. 657. 20p. Ia.
AccommodA ion, 80, 1923 a. M, 1.A Z. -
tH, AZ. e2 8 rs 1908 10 10. and II n p. m.
For Philadelphia (express). ZOO q
ID $40, ii 81 q. M, o., o. n, and 7 % y, n
Accommodation. slb n. m, l110. ia
SSo 74o and 10 90 D. m.
For Chester {express), 7 IS. . 10. IL 81 . -.
y. %. and 10 70 p. m.
AccommodAtion, SIS m. l2lo. Is. en-
8 %. and 7.41p. m.
For New York !s1pressl z 90, az, 49, : y
For West Chester, via Lamok,n. SIS q. m.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort. an
Norfolk, i2.o6 Night.
For New Castle, hiddletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, Beaford, Laurel
and DeimAr, IL 06 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, I.2s, 44A s0i
10 " a. m, l2ce g S5, and +6 p. m. BAlu
more, 9. 90 and II 3s .. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for VII
| A. NJ, b.0S. S.6 and II. % r. N.
Accommodation s.s 10. q A. NJ, II. a5, 2 q
lilo, .. % and II. up. M.
For further information, passen gers are
ferred TO the ticket efice at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited EXPIRE
Rns SRon wnich pn s1trn fAre Is charged. -
General MANAGER General PASSENGER Az
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

TTyAaONS, WAGONS, WAGONS.
w will bs fold at John T.Eliiott's shops,
on Elliott svenue between ratnAll and west
streets, VIII. Del,
ON MONDAY. APRIL nd. 1855.
at l o'oloak, p. m,
To wit; farm wagons, suitable for two
or three horset; Bsveu market d aar0 orn light
and heavy; l grocsr's wagon, . springs, one
side door milk wagon; ore 1ermAntown;
these wagons are all new snd built OF the
best material and viii DO guaranteed As 70 D.
resented. Also lot OF second, hande
wagons. consisting Of falling top buREies,
tumpssat carriage no. top busgies, l one
man wagon and very ntce one; Eootor's
phseton, rsckaway, road sulky, l six
passenger wagon on platform springs
nour and fsed wagon, with shifting top, for
one or two horses, on platform sr rings; lot OF
|cultiyaters. sets Of oArt harness. I set Of
lead harness. hay wsg onf, I stone wagon;
have beea used but littis. and nearly 5000
as nav; I horse csrt good as rev. These
goods will TO sold for must reduce 'eok.
Terms "A credi o. mon tbs will be given
on all sums OF $40 and upwards.
JOHN T. ELLIOTT.
L.w. Sudhsn Son. aust. all eteed2tw
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

A glance at Black goods
to-day-at one corner Of
them. The down prices are
not because Of bad quality
or poor colors. Every piece
is bright, fresh, new, clean.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

a.. NOh CITIZENS sh3nlj :enenb ber that
mere Is no charge whs.ey made by
sne s,ns 9Lh osrs OF reg srAtlon. The voters
80 -'s. on y to pte'ea: tax receipt paid
I'm. ItIh'n Two years. Is! ell either ge,
S s.eu tsI reoetp8 :Ir the prssens OF
~" 80 s sef and De prepared 20 rss.atsr a,
district 'S =" '7-' - WI
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
rHURsDAX. APRIL 10. 1883.

ADVERTISERS stould make q noie
Of the iaol tha. tn, REPUBLICAN still
leads ia ciroulAhlp. Place your ad.
verass nents where they will be read
BY the greatest mum Ger OF people.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

ID EmOVAL4 al.
IL Having removed 10 No. ~
Fourth street, l am prepare " !,
and sneot iron roUnng, Rut.eII
and Job work of all kinds prompu
TO. Tin roofs ropsired and psinVS
mates furnishsd when desired Y
pleased 70 see all my old onsto@I ~ W,
N any new ones as may wlsh 70
call. ALEXANDER OhA,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

HHE MEMBERS US Choral Club
must ieei highly cm ruentsi by the
eeserness evlnced " or o,t.z5ns to BE-
cure hakels ior Ainrsun 20 .ns Opera
n ouse lhts and 81. u,t0~ evenings iu
order to hear their c4tt tnarce n, HThe
Sniues OF Normipdy r4s ou sdsSs
suA' ptophe! Is - nou uOnur IN his
oWn lana has ee-u 5-yrt.-j IA their
oAse, and they msy S-l 1= proud Of
sne celebrity they nt,s asiahoi. We
aope 'nA! ALl will b. - Ssl p'eassd as
70 Dc ready to sgnltg ,5,s 81 ,eooA,lop
VI 'Ie periormanc' 80 cS,ty pliasion
"nioh may be presau i "a 80 .uIure.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
HOrHDns

No.ios. II, JuHh r MVy,7
the southwest corner as az siustsd st
Lasnsii streets, 10 the Fifth vs and
eity oi Wilmington. county Of ~. ., the
anu Stste OF Deiawsrs, In comn,,eN oaste
the requirements Of the a., snt,nAnoe ~ with
As,s mDly IN such case made an ~ usnsfal
&c nsrepy give notice that shai, provided,
wltlnB 70 the Oourt CT Der erai Apply In
me fesoe and JAil Delivery OF n. SESSIONS ss q
DeiawAfs, In and for New Da,,Ie rHte Cte Of
on Monday. the TN day Of NAV Uo9nty,
peink the next term Of sAis G,n,,- ~ - W.,
iicenee for sail house as an inn o'aft ~ lor .
ier tne sale thersin OF intorisat,na ,m,vun,
IN less qusntities than one ana. hquois
drunk on the premises, ,and t,s ini,s 70 %
Fpectable citisens Of said ward Tr.Sslne raDsne 70
the said application, viz: '0'omuend
william n Robinson Ubas p,.A.,,
Bernard r Hsssen MI NINA neeReu
w'nta. ,rneps Eathan iihesp
John v Nickel "A u,vsnJ
John n H.n,s. ny-s'n George { wsO,ullsy
Eins IN Oihik u J hantiton
Samuel n Wood Jthn Iils.ep inlanepln
Joha q Brison Thoma,v9,
John harkins A n u,in.hA
Thomas Giles
alF-sr JOHN 7. MERuER
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

~ iS nov reI)sleI thA; Minister
Tnslps may 6s apollnled Calei Jussi ,e
- 'nIs saouli pFave c2rtsJs H. will upoil
sns oh'ulssions maie by the Demo.
orAno politioisns 10 cnr s ate. All may
oIusoIe ~ themselves, loS5gsr, by the old
Sdase, There Ia many a qlio hetWeen
The cup and he ap." MI GfRy ba,
sL ne sA.'s'Acslon oi knowing how hls hly
sne people regard his sallAy 10 sA,isfac
soriiy discharge the duties OF this emil
nent Position.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

O.
Robes
Camel's-hAir Beige Robes, SILK embroid-
cred,
s25, from $S5.
Cashmere Foule Robes, silk emhroider-
ed,
Fine Serge Robes, silk gArniture,
$8, from el6.
Albatross Robes, various styles of en-
81, from s12.
Serge FOule Robes, frise and beadwork
garniture,
SS, from sls.
Suitings-
London wors,ed suiting. 60 styles, u in.
$l.50, from $3.50,
English Worsied SuitiDg, 54 ia,
81 25, from q.
German Worsted suiting, 30 styles, so in.
81, from 81 80.
German SILK -and-Wool Suiting, 40 in,
81, from 81 25.
German Silk-and Wool suitiug, 40 in,
81, from $i.50.
German silk-and Wool Suiting, 40 In,
so cents, from rs
American Wool Suitings,
3 cents, from 45.
Wool Plaid Suiting, So in,
37}5 cents, from so.
Cloths
German slk-sud Wool Crepe Cloths,
gin,
81, from 81 25.
French Prunella Cloth, 40 in,
so cents, from 10.
French Ottoman Cloth, 40 in,
so cents, from rs.
All-W6ol Habit Cloths, 50 in,
rs cents, from IL.
Plaids--
French Novelty Plaids, with polka spots
As in,
81 so, from 50 so.
| All-Wool Plaids, 40 styles,
rs cents from 81.
| All-Wool Block Platds, crescent designs
81, from 6l.25
All-Wool Plaids, Illuminated with silk
lines,
81, from S1.25
German Worsted Piaids, 40 in,
| rs cents, from 81.
lMiscellaneous-
Chevron Stripes, hairlined with silk,
| rs cents, from 81.
Imported Pin head Checks, 40 In,
| rs cents, from So.
French Cancels 's-hair Diagonal, 40 In
/ rs cents, from 81.
French All Wool Armure, 40 in.,
60 cent?, from 85.
French Diagonals, 40 In,
so cents, from 70,
American Diagonals, 81 in
20 cents, from 37L.
Wool Tricots, 30 in.,
81 cents, from 37H.
Scotch Zephyr Ginghams,
FIX GEMS, from so.
Baby Clothes. Every
thing Baby wears. LonI
7 and short Dresses, Cloakt
A Goats, Robes. Slips, Skirt
!, Afghans, and the like. The
are here always, whether W
= say so or not; from the fine!
e t. as common as it's wort
y your while to buy. But II
o talk to-day is of special 10
otten at half and less.
e We've been Spring-cleal
n ing at the Baby-wear cour
d tiers. That means mont
for you.
E. 200 w h lite Nainsoo
n Linen d'Inde, and Cambl
b Dresses, 20 to "a inches, 2s
/, to 50. Made to sell
from 81 to So.
A so fine Linen d'Inde al
( French Cambria; ;hemstitch'
< and finely embroidered,
ID to $8. Makers price I
day IS to $I4
e. IS Long Dresses slight
d. tumbled, Sc to $l2; wor
ne from $40 to $I8.
m 60 White Cashmere a
Plaii Goats ior iufants, a
al first short coats. Some fiji
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
OPENING oE rG% GSh STIR.

public generally that he hos .ophn l
grocery ttore, At the southeast e9rurin Y
and Jefferson streets, aud Will At, p,t N
good assortment of hne goods, mh,Vn Eg. ts,
tell at the lowest prices. Lh0l,e p,trsa
ilo1t a specially. A call Is resp p'v5
llclted. orders received and goo,' WI
In all parts OF the citY, Nilhovn'
charge, JObEfH II. MI 10"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
NOTICE. ii, John CALHOUN

IN tenant OF the house Situated At
4l0 Spruce street, In the FOURTH TAr, N
city OF Wilmington, county u
Castle and State Of Delaware, ID
pllAnoe with the requirements ~
acts OF the General Assembly In slta 7
made and provided, do hereby El,e
9enerA, Sessions OF the Peace and Ji
cry Of the state OF Delaware, In aud la
Castle County, on Monday, the tn dNa
A. ID. 1888, being the next term of ~
for license for said house AZ an inn ~
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating llii
less quantities than one quart, TO DC l.
the premises, and the following rt,psU
citizens recommend d the said appllcAllla
Matthax. n.rtar Iohn ttibhOnt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
SUMMER TERM

Regins April Is, Ends June ~, 'ss.
New classes and private instruction in
Voice, Piano, Violin, and all Drohoitrsl In.
so,x Ens,ish ts,.ncnss T,.n.h np%S, % OIe,
and allan Languages, Drawing, Painting,
Modelling and Portfaiture, Tuition, % %
s26 per term. Lectures on Music. Art, Lit
General Glasses, Reoitais, etc 4, iree to All
regular students. Board and room in the
New Home, $500 to 81 10 per week. EeW
Calendar f,se. Address NE ~ ENGLAND
FranElin So. Boston. ml2 o&w-lm
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sS car, naYing iairer name than a situa
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oelns .,, surrounded by a swamp, nave
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

NorIOE-l, NEIL DoUGHERTy, ,rH
IN tenant Of the house known M s,h.3
Sen Park, N inth street and Woods1
syenue In the Seventh ward Of ID. d
Of Wiluington, county Of New 0sH|
and State Of Delaware, In oomplisDN VI
the requirements OF the Aots OF ths Gtast
Assembly In such ease made aud Dftridd
DO hersby give notice that shall apply l.
The Pesos and ysii DellysT
the state OF Delaware, In and for Nsv u
tie County, on Mepday, the fth day d N
A. D., 1855 being the next term d 4
Court, for . license for said houAe ~ ~ iunI
tavern, for the sale therein OF ntoIlaul
liquors In less quantities. than one quart,
be drunk on the premises, and the follcv1
respectable citisens Of said ward fto'1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
@ToTi0F-TRE WILMINGTON q

NOrIOE-IHk wlLMlNaIog
N less ExsRvatina oo,, no
prepared 20 received sll orders 4. y, N
prsmptly. Leave orders - .Sy MI
places: board OF Health omee, 5,sl
King strsets; Matthew ) kJesi N
adams streets; samuel StSnlty, ~
street. or once, No III snlun'N
South Wilmington. Jhhh' n
HESrER n BIO
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
NOTICF-I PATRICK uvuvv rr,,

NoTICE-I, PATRICK HENEY THI
~ owner and occupant OF tho hin.1
situated at seventh avenue .ne ntnt
str cts, In the Eleventh ward q, iba "ins. r,y
Wilmington, county OF New Castle snt y
Of Delaware, In compliance with ihe r,,n,.J
ments ofthe acts of the General As,smHg n
such case mad; and PROVIDED, do herrGy ~
notice that shall spply Ia Wri,ins IA NJ
Court OF General Sessions OF thr , raSS VI
Jail Delivery Of the stAte OF Iciayarr. ia srI
Tor New Castle County, on Mondsy tbs NJ
day Of May, A. ID. isss. being The ne,t ~ ~
OF said court, for license for sAld hons y
nn Inn or tavern, for the sale therein N =
toxicAting liquors In less quantities lhan ~
quart, to be drunk on the premises sTs
following respectable citizens OF ,.id ~
recommend the said application viz
Jonn N newel Thomas II BAFdln,
jerome C,nrow JAmrs Denney
Ernest Hinde er EdwAri slevsn
Edmund Hawk Timothy Uons,on
Charles Hawk Peter sl.yrn
Daniel q. Conuell William Kyen
michael Glenn JAmes Tlrrtl
sam James Meredith tiporr sbeidtiet
Harry Foulk L Megarity
John burks John ChOnnAw
Andrew Blake Janes v Mnruirs
hohert COttinEham u A Chadwick
a7-6tt PATRICK HEyLYU
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19

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