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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

PARIS, nstoh l -Al a9l Sgit1
and sxsminsii0nb t,a.lss "
Prsslisnt CREWS son. I'm a,,iiSl
oonvictsd Of asiiioS ln VI 4 ss' =,
tho Legion d lIo 'l' =, , +9u t,;oS
ilnoed 10y tho Govern nv .,t, lasl
i,ngrIaonmsnt aad 70 p >; II i'll
fos . period 3iH7e !sa'"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

DULUTH, MINI ne ~. ri.tsl
worss storm by "a. OF ,h SSIais q
during the night. hila TTsld.ay
Willing, auo ihIcs soo :Ss a,,rt,t \
possible 10 see across ~ m !. ~
nave been arriving ihte o., o. ts1lsl
depariilg train, are u tsnss 4 4
tives, with slnsll cASu'
through,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Powell, In the Third street market
hns secured another choice lot OF 6bad /,
herrlng. white hsb, fresh cod, haddock
and other varieties in season for to.
mursoW's market. These fish are all
fresh and delicious, aud for the accom-.
modatlon OF his patrons he will keep
hts E!alln open until 10 o'clock tomorrow
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

KEY WEST, la, March ! A dis
patch from baraeos, aiZh,y miles from
Havana, states 0hst ! n9t6er Tnrfiss I'D
her four youuE children In cod hlond
Two of them Lad theft hgsds chonrsd
OF with hatcbst
The other two aae he!i in ,uh nj
water until drowned sBd than cn,
them up. 5he asld whom arrested tnd
taken 10 jail that tie devil tsmptsd h.l
to the crime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

The missionary anEivelsary az As.
bury ii. Il church Sunday school vas
beli LIS. evening. 4 lssgs euiiencc
WAS prefer aad an interesting program
WAS rendered. The singing uf thu
8 hools was excellent. EepGrtI nud
allr e. . wscs a'tO made on N ssioaaIy
work
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
Notuinp 1, "a, for Tbrt, u,ya

LoNpoN March --Sicci, tho f2,E,ut
it"ilisn 10 .tr, ocg an to-day . THIRTY
Gsyh. itGt. rHtGr the gcsatiny o. thf
MeJifo-Pagl.st Il SlGi0ty of Futsnca
Professor LaLiaEl will augeryis5 il
wo. afsiui .,at, ara sec that the !astg,
leFi0ImS 81. .ha. lie GLAZING.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
Eo,n NJ en- woe Uuoun'e's

George Ellsworth, a Tl'tl'Si,
A. Vale, a bio ole bniIdeE, " q
arrived from Bingham, hal M
egoane from aFpby E.ation 70 4 II
ern Union Hytsl, As ,hr co'g,.Is
and Cortlandt ST cots, NsT ~ ~
nesday night. Vale remain renal, i- !,
ing aud on retiring y bea llS ~
turned eff the gas. Mhsa m
yesterday morning both nv
conscious, and were COVE M 1
Osam begs Street Hospital D.
recover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

A lorfe esls of harness will take
place ut the auction room No. Ill Esst
Fourth slreet 10 morrow morning at 10
o'o'ook. Persons who Wish to purabns Q
bhouId call and examine the same.
Stidharn sSys they are frs. olnEe aud
will give satisfaction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
Ina .,nr and lIJaled

Lltile g aoTs5 Z knaal T ~. "a
NJ. E3kmA1, Ne. tV4 W., d
street, who vas daasetOl,f5'' q
yesterday by ialli9S , ~ 30
House, was rep 'rled iAs'''
morning. - og lsjts1
q slsis h, is now impro' ~ ~. iva
President Eokel oil u"
better.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
UaarniKzIonayRI

We, tha uudersi~nsd HANGS aud Psnkerl
VII ray all Pri1os Drawn IN 1'hs I,o1iEiI =.
'tstu Lc.torioS which may DO presented
our ccuntars.
j; N. RGLESZiT, PToz. K.oufsla,as
Rational BRuR
PlEaEE H.kEAUX. prsa, EfAea RD
ef0Rni bjnnk
4. Lsa I.BWsN. Pres " o HnsY M
CA HORh Pros. Union HHssonEi
Bank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

The Bervi, es that have been continued
for two weeks in this church wi close
tonight, Mr. Arthur j Smith will
give biole reading ct 4 80 this after.
uoop, aud will sipg tho gospel and
,reaoh his farewell sermon tonight at
II so
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

WIN, c. Martin has fms Ia, NJ
horses from @e3.5Ia PeLnsTly. rra and
o her paiats, which ho will So! Il mas
l. 2 stio 70 ;-Cf:oY aiLeTHGJl. E1.sJns
who Wish 20 purchase shouid cal and
examine thsr m 80 hey are wei 8cf;h
boxing ailsr,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
a BE sutn Escnve-ed

new YoRR, March !, - Frank b
Steaus, in the Supreme Court to-day re
covered q verdict of t,G3,0OJ against the
81. louis and San Francisco Railroad
Company IN his suit for breaeh Of con,
tract + the matter OF the sale Of min.
ersl lands, placing his damages at SOD, =
! tO0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

NfaaN~A A@AaA " al EhittFs
CuLrErER, March 1, - March Al
personal -rencontfe ccuucd here hlsI
morning between two young new pa.rri
men, Mfssrs. Z is b. Williams uud ia
win Barbour, which resulted IN the death
OF the former aud tnq wouniiug o. JeI
latter. Both oil the pArtl's to the ARRAY
are highly connected IN this State pud|
naltheT Is over u years old. NJ WI
liams is the bop of d w. Williams, the
editor Of the Advanced weekly published
here. Mr. Barbour ii the editor of the
Cuipepsr Exponent sud OF James A
Barbour, member ii the Virginia House
oi Dele gates from this county, QUE OF the
best known public ~ en- in Virginia, and q
nephew OF Senator q ect John s. Barbour.
the CHAIRMAN OF Tie Democratic SJaJe
committee, who SUCCEEDS Riddiebcrger
IN the Senate.
The history of the c ntroversy which
led o TO day 5 ia al aiiray dates Jack 70
the legislative campaign of last fall The
newspapers OF both Dt the men who were
parties to THIS AilaiF are Democratic IN
politics. and supper led the nominees oi
the parry. In Ii at campaign james Bar
hour, the father OF the gentleman who
saot williams, was lhe Den ocratic candi.
date Tor The house OF Delegates, ia op-
position to Mr. b tke, the R,uub!i,an
and was elected Tile Exuoppnt carried
hr' Bsfbouf's Eame at the head Of It's
coiutnns through The campaign. Alter
Tie election 1t mi young Williams said
he did not support Candidate Barhnur
A cont oYersy has been carried ON be.
tween Inc Adyaute and tho Exponent
uniil to day. This morning Issue OF the
advance contained an unsigned com
muhication which was regarded rs otlcn
hive TO the Williams, father aud son
About hite,n minutes past 10 O'Clock
this morning, the EI pout mt people say
Kills Williams entered Mr. BARBOUR
room in the Adyal cc office, and asked ioi
an explanation u this Communication
Barbour said he was respousible tor "a
ard Williams struck hin with his is
Ear5our Grew his revolver and fired three
shots at Williams one OF which STRUCK
the young man, Eilling him instantly
Before he was strllc Williams, who hal
d avn his pistol, bAOt Barb Jur, iuGcLlnf
wound which is not regarded rs dan
gerous. The affair has created Ercaf
deal oi excitemen in his place.
For YOUR Che Ire Family Fl,ur Co..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

MILWAUKEE, March "A special to
the Evening Wisconsin, from Manlstee,
Mich, says The Maulstee Salt and Lum
h,r Company made an assignment this
morning to Z. Golden Filler for the heoe
ut Of creditors. The assets are 81 $50, 600
and the liabilities 1891 900
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Tho Unitarian Church is undergoing
repetra. The fGAts Gre being Tt-epfh.
Toned ADd the floor ra carp6;ud. rhs
interior Of the building will DO much
improved Ia srpoaraucs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
ID. y. DAUPHIH,
Eaw Orleans, La.
ADDRESS Registered Lsitsr1 10
SEW OHI.EAEHN NATIONAL RANK
Now OTk0aAn, G.e.

REMEMPEp That tho presence Of
el1u I'M DEN 9ererAia HeAproSgr I'd
g oe early, who arc IN charge @; tho draw.
me-, R a guarantee Of absolute fairnoN
and integrity, that the chaucta airs an
oquhi and that no ore can possibly divine
what aunbSrl viii draw q Prise.
=, nhn Em HER inst tho payment OF ali
rriisa T. GUAnsANB EED BY TDpR
NATIONAL RANKS Of Now OrloanE.
ahu The Tickets arc signed by the Prosi
dent OF an Institution, whosa cSsrteIe
f,hats nra roooEnlEsd in the highest Cour u;
loymouA pchemea.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
WIN Meet ro-NiEht

Toe now lodge OF the Shield Of Honor
watch is bling formed In this city will
have another meeting IN tho ECkOl
biilding thia evening, and full at.
tendance is Requested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

AiezArda- Beatty lost aevsrsl fox
h7nada or Thursday during the hunt
near Newport. kny one having stray
hsunls void oh,ite tboow b. l,av.
l1g iben At Msauol E,cheubsrger's,
FsoH. and Market stree,s, or Rock and
'D.l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

II. Rocks, of Overbrook, lost wagon
load of household furniture yesterday on
Lancaster avenue in front of the Cattle
oral Cemetery, Philadelphia. six hun
drad Hestunyllie boys and girls, i've
police officers, leu tenant, two sergeanis
ana No. l6's engine and hose cart larli
cipaicd In tee exciting ep sode which lost
Mr. Rocks hi furniture and almost de
strnyrd bis yellow dog, Bumper When
Mr. Rocks loaded his furniture he mt
the bed tead Ia the front Of the wagon
and the stove In the rear He placed the
oil can and matches In the stove Tor sale
keeping.
MIR Rocks says he thinks some bad boy
sneaked up behiad and set the wagon on
fire, but I, is The Option OF the experts { +
No. l6's hose company that Mr.. Rocks
oil and matchye are the cause Of the $50
loss " ich N- ROeks claims hr has sus-
taiLcd 10y ,l- ilfe which swept whole
S luart along L.nCast,r avenue IN the
furniture car before { was extiusulshed
NJ. Rocks says he is glad his yellow
dog, which was n top Of the load, es :
capped with no more serious damage than
3 gec tail ard back. Ii vas fortunate
tie dog was reclining on lounge, as he
Explosion OF the stove blew the lounge
against the cemetery wall aud hroka the
dog fall. The horse was unlBjured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

To morrow promlses to be slightly
cloudy TO clearing and rather colder
pteceded by rain or crow. Sunday
CLEARING with stationary Temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Shortly before O'Clock this morning
q o0lored man, who was passing along
Market street on the cast side, between
SIKH aud Seventh atreetH, discovered
fire IN Mira. Jacobs millinery store, At
No. 6l7 on tho opposite side Of the
street. The Ore waa In the roar part,
and although the man ran to the CITY
Hall AMI gaye the alarm at once, II had
attained considerable Roadway by tae
time the hrtmgn arrived. Previous 10
thu arrival OF the tireman the p6lics he'd
biohen Ia tbs ir0nt door aud effeotOI
. an entrance In the hope Of saving some
o. tho stock, bat owing to the cou bur.
Il BILE natu5e Of tha goods this was
found impoisible AID they were driven
caok by tho smoke and flames.
Thcrc IS q ekylight IN the rear end O.
the building, AMI this terved as q
GTErgtt FOR the flames, which tHou
spread 20 tie upper rooms occupied by
j. Paul brown ns photographic gal
Ter! Gnd G.uGio. Mr.. Brown ~ az enrly
on the ground and buried to tho third
ttory, but IN attempting to walk over
the skyltRht, tho tbiok glass which had
been cracked by the intense host, broke
"ith his weight, aud he WAS preolpliA
ted TO the ssGobd door, but fortunately
managed to secure n hold ami possibly
saved himself from being killed As IL
Was, be WAS Gus over the left eye 81 4
badly braiEtd. The Are In the store
room was soon brought under control
BY stream from the Reliance hose, but
| had worked It's way through the sky :
| night and up the woodwork to the
upper stories where 4. burned stubborn.
y for aIno time
Ladders were placed at TIE font nnd
raar Of the building, and under the d..
reciiOn OF Ohiaf Sweeney hose was
taken up md the tlAmts drowutd on,
RE stock OF ladies' bats, bopno,y, RIB.
bong, millinery and fRncy soodJ be
] longing 20 Ma. Jkco0s is total lose,
nnd the fixtures 30 bsdly damaged III at
tho greater part will have to be re-
placed.
], Paul Bro ~n'a Photograph parlor
on the SECOND h1cr, Is bauly damss I'd
by wat5r, and O. ne dressing ind ehsnh
cal rooms, on Tbs sAne II 5or, DAMAGED
Ivy both fire snd water. The third aud
fourth ii)Drs, where the photographic
work ID done, nrs 10th badly dnmagcd
| In tha rear, but Mr. Brown Naa unable
t5is morning 60 make al estimate Of the
smGunt Of his loss. He 10 nlfo the
owneF OF the building, bat the damage
70 ~ are AIT "a LEO rear, ana consist OF
holes burned throaRh the floors aad
other wood work destroyed. Mr..
Brown ID Insured for So COO, the amount
being equally DIVIDED bot Eeen tho n ~
Castio hu,ull and the Earmers' Mutual
Iaturance Company.
hFa Jnc0b5 is unable 10 approximate
her less but It IS believed to be fully
Covered by insurance In the Peoples
AID Uuion Uonpsnies Of New Work.
The origin Of the fire is q mygtery, es
the coal 10 the stovs 1T the rsar OF the
store Asd no. even bulnsd up after It
was fixed for the night. Fire. Jacoba
was Ia PhllSle' phia last evening, npd
tifst learned Of the Are when she return.
ed % l 80 o'clock this morning. The
GEomen &c usu2l worked faithfully, md
had It OF been for their well diroete1
off1.ta the loss would have been muoh
heavier than Il r..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

A mbe.iDg Of tho Elgtta Ward City
Executive COmmittes will bs held thil
evening ~ No. 800 East Ninth ttreet
al. R-pnhliosns OF the ward are Ia
vited. b. order Of the committee,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

Louisiana StateLottery COMPANY
lDoorpO;tted BIZ tho LeEi hatut1 10 1855
lor Educational aud IhGrlslrl0 purpsyss
End Its franchise made part OF tho pttsoGt
STATE Constitution, In lsJs, By ~ over
whelmlDg popular YOle.
Ets dTano btnEIo EUrnhcr Draw
.tBEs Laho piaco monthly, aa0 tns
htanu quarterly DrAwIB,lB, rOKu.
lnihy every three InOuL6IH tEaafcn.
June, bepteaiDsF and DecelnDerl,
We co heIeoy ooItlfy inst We guperyis,
.at srffngensntI for ali the monthIY Rn0
Y laEtGElg Drawings VI Ila LoulsIen,
s.AJJ L0tsory o., and IN person lnapGSt
lnd cnrucl Tho drawings themg6lgas, an
mat tho Same aTo cOndustsa with hoEes:
idil,Anss hai in koCd faith toward al psf siea.
1hi Eo Luthori3o tho company 10 use thJt
eorslroato, With ilc-f!Eiles0f oar a. aAtuI n
Lttaohed In itl Advertisements
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

For your Oh, ire Family Flour, Col
Medal, silver Medal or uticr fragds raI
az fourJh and King. Also space 1ol
Storage Of gods al reasonable rates.
n r f1SXIPp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
ArTRo9.IalArlvp reIqnB.


3,l3d PriHas amounting to. 81 O5k, oOC
fOr Club Rates. o. any further irforma.
tion apply to the uD erslgned. Your hand,
writing must be distinct and Signature
PAIN. More rnpid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing an Euyef
tps bearing your fun add ross
SEND P0hTAa NOTES Express Money
orders, OF New Ork EX3nanxe in ordinary
Iet1t.uurfency by kzpfoss lat our expGnsoJ
addressed to
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Grand Quarterly Drawing,
In the Academy of Music. New
Orleans, Tuesday March 10, 'Ss.


100000 Tickets at Twenty Dol.
lRFn each. Halves eIO: Quarters
90; HenthH 81; TWEEN icIhs 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02
n. |. LiChtenStGiD
III MA ST.

fISJ P-FS IDaERS-PENsI, m yJ1lUH.
i q. 1Dd a Il kauasits 10 pen5ioa snd
1'hsF glAip H!n no promptly End chrs!ulIy
ex eu-sd ~ La A. bEltIU4ETgE,
Lugii1e OF ting PGsce an Notary Public,
M O. 70. suiplsy street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-02

isaJt SAL,.- ~ ,rVE,.isuOMEU -
- hCGsa lothl1 cold watH-, &c front
porch III the We tern par ofthe cijF. at a
p-ios thst Wiz 'qlal dh.us sT month rent.
TAO las rAENA1I.,
M iced -. liz MRrRst s.sset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
1HE Rev ARTHUR CHESTER EXPELLED.

REFUSING TO DEFEND HIMSELF BEFORE THn
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The New fork and Brooklyn Congregational Association
yesterday tried condemned and expelled from the sssoe
ton the Rev. Arthur Chester acting pastor OF the Bush
wick Avenue Congregational Church. who was accused ct
alsehood and deceit The Rev. DR.. r. 8. Stone presided
az the meeting and among those present were the Rev.
Drs Edward Beecher James g. Roberts, j. B. Clark and
William Lloyd and the Revs s. b. Halliday, W. H. In
cersol Chester Graham S. S. Hughson, Q. w. King, and
J. W. Malcolm.
The charges against Mr. Chester who has not eonformed
TO Congregational usages In his church, we're preferred
by Dr. Roberts and Messrs Halliday and Hudson
There we're Specifications the frs that MI ohessr
promised the Secretaries Of the American Home Mission
ary Society on January 1898 that he would resign MS
tson rs acting the Bnshwck Avenue Congres>
onal Church to take February 1. and had not
done So The second that Mr. Chester said he was ssu
atoan Of his class in the Western Theological seminary
when he not and not even eligible Tor me POSITION
The third that he forged recommendation for his course
~ l.ctur.s from Professor r. W. Flse OF that Seminary
The fourth that he soemny promised on February 1855
a committee composed Of the Rev. Messrs Hsiuosy anu
Hudson and Dr. he would read paper tnfes
times to his congregation and when he failed 70 90 IL no ~
serted that he made the PROMISE
Mr. Chester was present the charges we're read oy
Dr. Roberts, and when asked to plead handed up ~r'''cn
document in which he ed the Jurisdiction OF tne as
socton and claimed that under the constitution OF shs
body he was not member He further alleged that no
could fully refute charges but would refrain rom DONG
ne believed that the members OF the assoeaon
were bound to remove from his pulpit ana put some
one else In it, and appealed to his church TO inves"ss
his character.
The question whether Chester, who Is only nceneo
to preach and regularly ordained was member OF mo
association decided in the Affirmative ana tnen ths
charges unanimously sustained upon the eNosho'
and M Chester formally expelled by unanimous WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
r,r,L FAIL FROM A mon WINDOW

MIRA Caroline Boyer middle 'ged " rnnn ~o"an'
..rnv had trouble with her second hu band, George
p"ys was found nsensble in the bach yard Of her home
a, No 100 East ThlrdsL. yesterday She had fractured
he, .kulI by fall from thirdstory wrniow Of tie house.
and she died Bellevue Hospital later In the Day Beyef
sent to the workhouss recently after quarrel With
,he woman and he got back the city few days agOs
The fac. that the house on Sunday night
led some Of neghbors suspect that he had thrown
her out Of the window but police investigation put an
and TO such talk OF daughters had out on
sunday night expecting but had stayed at tho
house Of friend Mrs Boyer sat az the window await
Ing her until late hour and she may have fallen
out Of the window in her sesp Before her dea'h sh'
shOoh her her asked Boyer had hurt heh
Hsr son said abe had sometimes talked Of sulcida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
WARRINGTON NOTES.
Washington. Monday. A

Washington. Monday. April K 1900
LAND GRANT FORFEITURES. Public Lands
Committee OF the decided TO report bills Forfeit
Ing about forty million OF tho Northern ana southern
Pacific Railroad land grants and the ontonogan grant
THE HALE COMMITTEE-A Subcommittee OF SEN
,tor Uale's Civil Service Investigating COMMITTEES, con-
ssne OF Senators Hale Mandeson and Blodgett VIII 90
10 morrow morning Philadelphia 70 inquire Into the
operation OF Civil Service law In the Phladephia
Post once, the Mint and the Custom House.
AMERICAN PORK ExCLU DED-A dispatch has JUST
been received by the Department, OF State from the Amer
can Minister st Copenhagen stating that the Danish Gov
eminent Issued order forbding, until further no
ce Importation into Denmark Of pork or other raw
products Of hogs including bsdders snd steam lard
TO EXAMINE GENERAL TERRIFYING President to-
day detailed Army Retirng hoard composed q Major
General John rs. Schoheld Embellishments s. " Benet
and Robert McFeeley Colonel j. IL. Baxter and Major
Charles r. Greeneaf to in washington Wednesday
the purpose Of examining Major General Alfred L.
Terry for retirement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
Edwin Forrest's Secret.

tn. treat trareAn Forrest haA sesre which eyeryb.dy
ought learn snd proat BY. tad heg all
crss 10 the fact IhA everything have under taken
4 nave coss thoroughly never neglect trines
haokinE Eh those RirhL swsais that sbe and eapr
oon Appetite and the other symptoms, trifng IN them
bat awful In thsir ssahoanoe hoV horad
pro. Oh OF pus Yoa are In danger hut be
saved w Pisrces 0oldss Medical Discovery will restore
you health vRor as has thousands Of oihers For
seroiaious diseased and consumption Of them
IA aoysreifa rsmSdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

investigation He found that the boy had died
from smallpox and that both parents and younger
brother recovering from the same disease All the
living members OF the family were sent 70 North Brothe'
Island yesterday Three other persons who were dca
with smallpox sent along with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
NO FAINT IN RE rOUyD WITH fryFSTS

Dr. Charles r Warning read papers last night be-
fore the Academy OF Science at Columbia College, on
the First Chapter OF Genesis and It's Critics" and tho
other Miracles, Law and Evolution" The papers
were In the nature OF reply 10 article by Professor
Huxley in q recent number OF The Nineteenth Century,
Dr. Warning tanks there IL difficulty Interpreting
Genesis light Of modern science one that
means literally what IL sys and IN responsible for
what does not say The critics OF Genesis criticise
~nat the Book states but what they Moses would
have said he had gone further subject OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday opened and
viewed the plans and specifications advertised for to pro-
vide for the erection OF q municipal and criminal
court building IN connection with the City Han and the
Court House. Twenty sets Of drawings had been re-
eeived and these all examined by the Mayor, Con-
troller City Chamberlain and Alderman Diver. They
embrace many and varied styles OF architecture and the
estimates Of cost from ST. 300 900 s0210ooO The
real OF the authors OF the various plans In sealed
envelopes which not to be opened until after the
award OF premiums Then the author Of the best plan Ia
TO receive prize Of $1,000 the second best "a oOO the
third s3 oO0 the fourth So 900 and the fifth $1,000 All
plans received up to-day will be considered the
time having been extended yesterday By the Board The
drawings viii be open to public inspection and after
Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
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The members Of tho Republican Club were enter
tanned at their club house in West Twentyelghth-st'
for couple Of hours last night by an elaborate az,
dress on "The Protective Tariff which was delivered
by Professor Van Buren, Densow thorough pro-
toctionist and the author Of textbook on poluca
economy, which will shortly be issued; nS sm 'ral
ceived. -, ,,. ,,, ho,d ,.e srst
meeting tonight In It's handsome CLUB mousse NJ i''
west seventy nrstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03

He appeared at the Capitol early this morning with
his arms full of circulars signed by himself rs
agent for the setters, charging Official coIfu nS
tion against the Commissioners of the deneral lano
Office Williamson. Secretary Lamar, ffosluoD
Cleveland and the Supreme Conrt. In c nnnec.iion
with the Maxwell Land Grant WINE distTlpu.i,"5
these on The east front OF the Capitol bus pstoii
went off but wheI her BY accident or deslgn Is nos
known. He was arrested for carrying concesieo