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Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

WHILB IT Is AoEao y edged by all
who AEs cOnvefsAnt WlIh inG mAtisf
that The high license Law which 10 noa
In iosOo 10 PanusylvsnlA has already
done . vAIt daAl 10 RATd 0h0skluE ih
evils OF tnsmp srAnos, especially In
Philadelphia, IL Is equally osrlA!n thst
In plEoes WheFe prohibition Is aGlsmpgsd
no such results are AigAins5. B1me sine
$50 4 pRohlblSOry liquor law vas On.
Aised in Rhode Island, and the PrlVi.
asnce Journal Ia speaking Of II says:
Ehe saloons are gale % open, much
moEs numerous, aud q great deal mors
nilohisVopI ihGn when they Wsgs
nader . lIoshse and Restitution a. 10
character and oOuiG5s, and paid S
EsVenus 10 the oily and Safe" NV
Although shls has baea the axparisnos
0 every place Whsts prohibition has
been tried, thIs arc shele, sven In
Delaware, who olAmor for q pRahlbI-
tory Law, aud when they osnno! s9i
that, labor 10 dsieas the only pkrly ma,
will give The people restrictive LIQUOR
lsg,slAiion. Sush Aoiloas are verse
than inconsistent.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

TIE ASSESSORS are nov nsklnE the
general AssesImsnt, And Il Il the duty
OF every oit'zln to Gee that his nRma IL
on H. and shst IL is spelled oorreJlly.
II thiI 10 done, and thsn The payment
OF tAxss attended 10, there will be 3
vast Increase in the number OF votes 10
tais city ~ the next sleshon. There
may be some dlfiJulty OK perisnoed In
compelling the ASSESSORS and tex COL
lsotors 70 do their duly, bus IL mual be
rem smbered that "eteEnAl Vigilance IL
AeTel sS-el liberty" and II he voters
wish 10 enjoy the liberty and right
She elective franchise, they will have 10
be vlgllAns, so IS TO be able to dsists
the fraudulent BJhomes, sEoh % hAs
boen prAsti,ed by ABIelsora and o9lls1 )
toEs In she pRsh. Tbs mEjJEiiy OF the
people are In favor oil = iGil end q laig
assessment and are Hiok End tired Of
having the!r will defeated By q few
sohemlng politicians, Ehoss only recon.
msndahoA for office IL thai they a.
ever ready 10 do ALy dirty work Ihsi
may be assigned Ghem,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
FRIDAY. NovEnBnE 80. Isss.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on 8
Scott Webb Perfecting press,
with capacity of "a 900 copies
printed, folded and counted in
so minutes. It is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita-
ted owing to the REPUBIIoAN's
increasing circulation, Come
and see it in operation.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The jury in the case OF Edward Conner,
who was killed on Monday by being
struck with q sh fter near the West
Yard, held an adjourned session at the
Coroner's Office on Wednesday evening.
The evidence showed that the man was
standing so close TO the track that he was
not seen by anyone on the engine until
after he was struck The Jury rendered
verdict Of accidentally killed, but cen
sured tie engineer for not being on Thu
lookout
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
wAFaMaKEH's


rmLADELrnrA, Friday. Nov, 80 1855,
Toys.
Recent fiction Is symp.
tomato, so the readers of re-
Llgious or semi-relig | 0 u s
novels say.
Toys sire symptomatic.
Recent Toys are aids to
the intellectual lie. If Philip
Gilbert Hamerton revises
his book on that subject he
will probably have to prefix
a "Part" for Child zen and
Toys, aneut the intellectual
life of the youngsters.
That's neither joke nor
satire. Solemn TACT Papa
and mamma may think about
their part, It's worth your
thinking and cure. We have
caught on to the notion that
toy 5 muSI be on the level o
the period, intellectually. Ar
and science are hitch d tc
the Toy II 1t hasn'. 'go'
then smash 1t.
fhsfs ~as = time ettr
playtaings we're worn Gu
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
%. Anno's Uhuroh.

AtSAA Wv AAAAuotAph
The Right Rev. Leighton Coleman d.
D., 1.-The recently consecrated Blehop OF
Delaware, made his afss visit to st.
Anne's parish on Tuesday aud preached q
practical and earnest sermon last evening
to a numerous congregation. After the
service a reception was given 10 the
bishop In the chapel where a large num-
Der OF persons were assembled to greet
him. The Rector, Rev. J. Beers, In a
few words gave the bishop formal vel
some In the name Of the parish, 10 which
the bishop very feelingly replied, stating
his great pleasure In visiting st. Anne's
OF which parish his father was rector
about my years ago. The rector then
introduced the bishop to the members OF
the vestry, the Young Ladies' Guild, and
TO the remainder Of the congregation In.
diVidually by name. Tie Young Ladiee'
Guild had prettily decorated the chapel
wi h evergreens In honor of the occasion,
with the good taste which always charsc.
terizea their dolngs. The bishop by his
atable manner and afectionate address
made very favorable impression on all
| present who wish him God speed In his
work throughout the Diocese. WedneH-
day morning tie bishop accompanied by
the Rev. j Beers paid visit 10 our
| public schools and was cordially vel
coined BY the head master, Mr.. Tharp.
| The bishop feels great interest In the
education OF the yO1ng.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Great Western Neat Markets., Nos. 5Oi
King street and 705 West Eighth street
First quality meats 81 the following
prlcos: siiloin steak, 49,; Fump steak
lao round steak, 1870 rib roas', IA L
l6c.; chuck, 70 los staw beef, 70 50.
soup meat, &c; leg mutton, 12lSo
shoulder, 6oi pork chops, l2c.; YEA
ohops, lac veal lOin, 40 vesl outlet
ldc.; shoulder veal, 100; cornsd beeF,
TO iOoi bologna, Sc fresh PORK shu
sage, 1870.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
P0nROck Il Foreman,
Oiothiers and Cent? Furnishings,
8. r. Cor. Fifth and Market Sts.
Wilmington. Del.
positive PUBLIC SALE
Il or
NINE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
Saturday, December, /, 1888.

BEGINNING Al O'Clock p, m, on the prem.
ises.
No. 4Oi sheArman street.
NJ. 4oi bhearman street.
No. ~ SheaTman street.
No 4n9 ShearmAn ttreet.
Nc. Atl Shearman street.
No, as ShFRTmRn sire /,
No. 40 shea; man street.
No, al -hearmzn street.
No. Hp6 Bennett street
The above are new tWO-g tory brick dwelltnHR
each containing rooms and bath room. Hot
aud cold water, FAH, etc, Inside blinds,
electric bells, underdrained and connected
wlth sewer; good dry cellars.
There hOusee are well worth the attention of
any one wiBntng good com Portable hone, or
would he good Investment, as they rent for
fi3 per month each. y, 100 can remain on each
Of n o. iol and 4J3 SheaTmRn street, o., 600 can
remain on each OF hts. 40. 4 8, All, 4i3. AIS
and az EheArmRn street, 81, 200 can remain
on No. LOS Bennett street, at per cent. in-
tRTEEt,
TERMS or SALE. - per cent. OF purchase
money VIII o required on day OF sale, bal
ancs "iln!n Cna month, when coed will be
gwen.
sherman street is between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, runs ffOm Poplar to Pine
| streets A. Is very nice, eleAn street, buill
10 With neat and attractive tWo-storg dwell
lngs.
by II. u. WALTER,
West seventh street,
noy22-th-5.m-w-f Agent TO effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
WILmIaeToN 3 NORTnsRN 3. d

Tine table IN eject, Nov. Istb, lBe3, Trains
leave Milmin ston trFsnch street, as fOilOWni
For BeAdinE, hirfisbOdc, Joanna, SPRING
TamHqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WernafEs
yille and al poinis on tie Philadelphia And
Reading 3. H. 10 a, m. and 2. 20 .. m.
For springfield, HHynehbuTR Junction.
yOate6ville, Embrsevlle, Lanape, Chadd'i
Ford and nupont'B and intermediate p0inta,
100 q. NJ, 2.i0 and h.Oop. me
Fer CoAtesville and intermediate points a
7. % u. m, 40 sud 8. % D. m,
For West Chester, TO ., ne, 40 and 10
p, m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
lor New Bridge and Intermediate pOiata
l.lbp. M
ON sunday for Reading and intsrmediAt,
intermediate points at Z. 90 D, m.
A. z. AcuAUBLAHn B0WhBsS BRIaaH,
buporintendonL Gen Pass. AFst,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

but none OF it is mean. IGn
worth runs this way:
Silver or Black Fox
Gross Fox
Blue Fox
White Arctic For
Red Fox
Gray Fox
II you are curious In such
things there's a showing Of
Fox among our furs that
you won't often see the
equal Of
Second door, Chestnut street side. Four
elevators.
JoHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The Jug goes 70 the water until IL
breaks. That neglected cough may
rack you until 1t breaks down the en-
tire Bystem and consumption Is fastened
onto you. A sure cure IL found In
Warmers Log Osbln Cough and Goa
sumption Remedy. Two sizes, u and
50 cent?.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
IN REaIBTER's OFFICE,
NEW UAHTLE COUNTY, DEL,,

November i2th i5sa.
Upon the application OfSccurity Trust & safe
Deposit Co., AdmlnisuntcT, ct a, Of jean p.
RObertson, late ofW iimin Rton Hundred, IN said
coanty, deceased, II IL ordered aud directed by
the Register that the AdministTat1r Aforesaid
give notice Of granting Of letterH Of Admini4-
tration,e. {. a, upon the Cgtats OF the deceaaeil
with the date Of granting thereof
BY causing adyei usements % be posted
within 20 days frOm the date Of such
letters In ak OF the most publle
places Of tue county Of New Castle, Fequlrin2
AL persona having demands againat the estate
TO present the same, o. abide BY an Act VI
Assembly in such ease made and provided /;
and also cause the same 10 be inserted within
the came period IN the Daily REPUBLICAN,,
= Newspaper publishediR Wilmington, and u
be continued therein three Weeka Ia al
- Given under the hand and Seal Of
4 L. 3. lOnics Of the Register hfOreaatd, ct
ts--y-~ Wilmington, in New Castle Goanty
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE. Ali persons having ela'Ins against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly atteBted 20 the Administrator C. I. a.
on or before November 18th, 1855, or Abide
the Act OF Assem- bly, IN such case made and
provided.
SECURITY TRUST 4 SAFE DEPOSIT co.,
Administrator, c. {. a,
Address, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Try bottle Of Bronchial Balm II Ion
hAvo . cough, Il will not eost yoa any.
thing unless 10 reiisves you Then Il is
only 26o. Sold ~ NaudAln's pharmacy
9Th aud Poplar Streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Would alter house after Msruh 2Ssh
nsxt. No. s45 Madison sireet, into store
for good tenant. Would make o good
laundry stand. Apply 70 W. scett
Vernon, REPUBLICAN ofioa.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Otleg Vernon bta on his stalls IN the
Eighth street market, Rood supply OF
pork sausage and gOrRpplB, which be IL
selling ct reasonable prices. Il 10 No.
l article, and hnes ready sale Persons
gho buy oscs are sure to call hgain.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
eRATEFUL-co MFoRTING.
Epp's Cocoa.


ETNLFlNT ~
'iBy thorough knowledge of the naturBs
laws " hiCn govern the operations Of digestion
and nutrition and by careful application of
the fme properties OF well selected COcna, Mr..
Epps has provided our break fast tables with q
delicate favored beverage which may cave
Us many heavy DOCTORS bills. II Is by the ju-
dlCious use Of su0h articles Of diet that con-
stitntion may be gradually built up until
strong enough to restrt every tendency TO dis
eaBa. Hundreds OF uhtilc fnalHtlies are nOat-
ing around as really 10 attack wherever there
Is Il weak point We may escape msnY fatal
shAft by keeptng Ourselves we'll fortified with
pure hood and a properly nourlsAed frame -
-Clvl Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water OF milk.
SOLD only Ia half pound TINS by Grocer, Ia
beled thuAs
JAMES EPPs AID CO., HOMEOPATHIC
CHEMIST. London. England. mis- m tu sd&wlY
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

60 to Mcclure for all kinds Of Ash
and oysters every day, Eighth street
market houRe.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Election Is over. Lst ua have peace
and sell tobacco cheaper than ever.
Respectfully, A. A. Chapman, Seventh
aud Orange ssreeLH.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Or, HshE'h Hungarian Ointmans.
Best rensdy FOR drawing Gnd healing
Kept by Bslt aud DanfoEth and other.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

We, me undersigned Iianss ana E,,.
uAAi pey al triEes drawn In Tae Iossli
~ Z, lotteries =: Whian may 10 pll,tt
=. y; ysALH8EEE, Pres. Lsu,u,,
FahHhE LAHAUE, FTSs, u,s,,
- - hBNIR, Prs "a. o. Esp, n
"A a ~ AShA ,FFea,uRi0R aI,is5
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
ARE PLAYING.

You can buy a Nobby
Overcoat for $500, $40
and SI2 up.
We also have a great
variety of storm Over
coats from So up. The
star Of this line is the
$40 storm coat which
we are receiving daily
and selling them just as
fast.
Give US a call; il will
cost you nothing to tx-
anime them and see our
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
liirsss Rlg.ilHli liiiia d
MMW 0ML EAHH EAEIOEAE BAE
Eog Orleans, la.

DRHENOTD TElt Va presence
hEMEM DEN GsHuAs BsGuIeEz
and EATly, who Eze n slStBa q us drhl
inEs, 10 . guarantee d Ln32late 'aliai
aud integrity, that ths ahhncen ~
equal and that no one can poa3iblf dFL
what numbers will draw Prise
EMEhIHEI Elfo, ttat The pAyn ~
Prizes 10 GUARAETEhD hN fOt
MATI0NA ban las Of rev Una
and the Tickets Gfo signed ~ no ~
dsnt Of az lastiEuian Hh0s1 ehAe
rights Ere recognized in the hlE1e5t yea
therefore, bow are Of ell iniAtioas O
nnymouk Eeh0lnsa
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

BoB sale
AtA bargain, s-Foom hoHse, with ecu
ysniencss. Only $3.50 required down
ApDly 70 ". Boot Vernon, thiA 0nlos.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
ATTENTION! ATTENTION !
THE BRANCH OF THE GREAT
Boston Shoe Factory
Wants the reader to call at
No, z West Second Street

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away. You have a
chance of receiving one by
simply buying a pair OF
shoes.
We offer special bargains
in all kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and Ee convinced that
we can give you as good
value for your money as
you can get anywhere in
the city.
One handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and q beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away.
They are now on exhibition,
In the window of the great
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
RhlIa GslpAia. Wilmington 4 EAI.
tlmoFe Railroad

RIalas uIn Isags yEnmlagsoB e salIsu

EHa1n9 Wiu loage Vyumfngton e fa1fnuI
F x e texprsssl, 4 az. f@ssA 80
. "a t isR a IA Va lsss q. n,
B III qasgiss ts5Prss.5. ia - "a
ieH = ~, lA' NJ, n q. ga, oto. EeA and
AsoO N ~ "a ga 81 IsA an ms.
New i Yoass, ~. "a q sn ~ Sk 3, IoOg,
y ss q sSs;@s ia iSS, 80. SAL %as 7ee'
Eor west Chester, via LalnoRin, % ana
fof Newark CeniroI and tntarmsdiata "a,
i Saiasss sS4 M ass e p si,5So.. ms,
isi.InelT1ss q snS IssS 'llus, , Spn.
hAltimoTS sud Washington, I ~ a44 eM
i9 q and u Goa. ma 17oe, = ", ~ 80 tn
1 RAM hna ~ Beiswars Division leave for,
New Castie, & o, 3 %. :. m, GSn
cl5 y. M, and u Is Might
GEORGETOWN and Levea, - q. les % p.m.,
AsTIinstes, Dsisisr. b 3; n 11y s,auOau. $50
ESpEsss Tor HsrinKsOn. @ .. N. way
ExpEess keE Dover. HAErinEtOn. and DSl.
mar, u o Night.
kTpresS Tor tApr Shsrisl. old Point Con,
Tort and Horfolk, u % hiEht.
Leave Philadsiphia, broad Street sog VII.
loN " y, II " a. ms sOA SCI. aoa fW
. g. ~, ~, en, Il Q 2. m
~, tsi.e q s8 ia@ iota ald II q ,, NJ
SUNDAY ERAIRn.
FOR Philadelphia leapreaal, 400, tBa go
Tih pl9. II y g, MT IRss "a. and b VI
Acgommodatioa, Blda, R.s NiA -. 70
SO, % and 10 COP. n.
LoE Chester ie1PressA TISs . u. II u . n,
Aocommodation, et5ana ma. -, en-
EoT New YORK Jexpreasl, %, IN t@, In
s1A II a. m, an, 6s4 'bss, } o, and ia.Ob
vi West ohsutsE. via Lamohia, asa N,
For Cape Charles, Old Pom eomborL and
Norfolk. IL n5 Night
For New Castle, Euddletowu, CLAYTON.
DovuT, FELTON,, Harrington, Sanford, Laurel
baltimore and Matchmaker, In, stA SEQ
10 Y q. m, Hoa, = 81, 4nd 7 ~ D. m. BAlu'
more, 9. ~ and y Mp. 2.
Leave Philadelphfn, broad streot. for WI,
mingtOn lexpresbl, ". "a so, la. e.ia. ILL
A. NJ, b.oa 6.H and n. % y. n.
Accommodation, 9.gA 10. - a. NJ, u. AAOa,
SIN a,N Andll. HP. n.
For further Information, passengers are re-
feTIed 70 the ticket oi1ce al Gfe station.
Trains marked thna ~ are liIaited express,
upon which extra fAra Il eaarGad.
CHAE. K. PUaH, i. 4 WOOD
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
RALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD,
u Schedule In eIect Nov. rs 1855.

ID Schedule in erect Nov. Is, 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAwARE AVE. DE
ROT EAST BOUND.
! o., - 30, %, 80 Co. II o., am; sla 20, 90,
. 90 q, 80 70, 20, . rs, 81 % I 90, 20 m.
Philadolpiia, Sundays. % 20, TO-, o.,
%, 40 90 u % M ~ %, l 90, . 90, 0 %,
&c. yS y, ~ AZ q; ss 4 g.
.s6a, . %, II Os N; sla 20. i 90, s %. Is,
20, IS, y, %, 80 p N.
Ohestsr, sundays, $40, 700, fB, SOS,
g. M El9 %, %. 9 90, Sbt, SCR, Ga,
-, 100 . N.
WEST BOUND.
BRltmoFs and WashiagtOn, 20 sB oil 81
. m; 2 -, - ~ p nj Al9 ~ birhl. All daily.
% q N daily sNospt sunday.
ObiesEo AMI PittsoarK, siI 20 night. - -
oinsinnSti ana 81. Louis, III 81. m and
y 40 . m; both daily
slagsrlJ accommodation, 7 20 and II 10 ,
m, daily.
II coz ni2 AID s2sP n Sundays, 10
= IN and b2s m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia, 7.35p. m, daily, except
sunday. Fer Baltimore, h.aS a. NJ. and 5. rs b ,
M, daily, 2. IS y. m, daily, except sunday,
2. % ., m. daily. except Sunday; .. 10 a. N. on
sunday only; 9. IS y. IA. daily,
PltssOurR and Chicago express daily 5 d
p, m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING
ToN.
Daily, -l2.ob a, m, 500, 10. 90 -ii.0O, a. m q,
y %, noon, 40, 400, 80, '4.Sl 6.31 100
Daily, except sunday, 30 and 7.25 a. N 81,
=. -. and .. 80 y. IN.
hundag only, s 10 IN,
Telephone, No, iSi.
Nates TO Western points lower than via any
other line.
q. q. sCULL, W. N. CLEMENTS,
Gen'l FaAs. Agent, Gent raj Manager.
nis-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
ROOF PAINT.

We still claim after years
of tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others. We use the Purest
Materials, such as science has
demcnstrated,are the best to
successfully resist atmos
pherie decay. We put it up
in quarter, half and gallon
cans, all ready for use.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
100000 Ttoltefs nj $40. Hawai-,
quarters SO; Eight TVsn
ueths ~; IOrtiethsNf


. las PrizlE amounting to. B2,IIs,sd
For Olnb Rates. or any uuhef lnofnl
ton daHrsi, write lesiblY 10 tic uniEIigl
"a, clearly stltlas y0uf residence, Ed
state, County, Street and Namhaf Mai
rapid return mail deliY0y vii b ssus
~ your oAolosing en- EavSiops bearing I'D
full address
Send POSTAL NOTES. EYprass Asag
tlrdefa OF New orb EIohAnga 10 ofinAt
lettsf, Currency BY sZptesl tst our eIpsnst
addressed 70
M.A.DAUfuIE,
h1W OFltlEy,E 10
e. IA A. RAUPHIH.
Ba5hfHgtSR, b.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
DER. THEET.
138 n. FOurthSt
Relics ereta,
PHHAHELPHlg.

IS ysara pfastiasI sapsgiuapd
Guarantee q saHu mora a riat -.
safer and permanent than ar
advgItiainF phy aisian ell gns
einlDipsnsfa, Hinai t'utasa
ska .DiNeasea, lsinapfes
BlotsiieA, 0hsa4ante Ulaarl
OhstFuctluna, lnfammatlsa
Of Kidney, HfaddeF Hnd othi
drGAna. Nosv ataa uebflltJ
EaRly neeAH, NEenkpaas. x
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
pHT Ill PiICEUEATl
! 0'iS TWO MILLIONS pIyT'Igr
I
LouIaiana ALnteI.n,...-r-

Louisiana stateLotsery Conn.
a., llnsS.orpofs,si hy thu T,,,,,t,,r,s :,
~, \, educational And uhsiisa.ssIiits u !
b. b. lts franchise made ps,tot 'g :, paipa
Ssate ConBtllution, Ia is75 Me pitl
"neiAliA popular vote. W ~ .
NJ Is : g SRAND ExTRA0ap,x,,
Dt.A MtNGA taxi o pIecs l ,,' W : a
ay g5une anu nee mi,s, ''i''a ~
SGANO SINGLE HIWHVt,ii' s .,lid
- 4.A tAske place 0u 80, nhA
otneR ten months In ~ ~ 81
So niA drawn is DubIf Wy .
academy Of nuslo, New Orisa@s,
a. we 40 harsby certify TIA, So
sne af1usomsats for al "a w.,tsg z
SSainl's nnual DrRHinSs Of M, II' .I,.
1tasa AsottaTy o.. ana IN ns,a, Soalil
M, nnd control the drawings ,k,,assa, ~. -
mat the aAns are senda9tst S Iiiselg'l
IelrneHs ans 10 rood faith 100 ~ ~ u ~
and We au.horiss tha aon,sn, y W ~
osluooats, with fAe-slmuss IN M, ",
AtAehsa n ia AiyaRtiRansgis" gas
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

AtE y, toLtAs SahkfnE Tobacco
Sos' WEtisoa, 6O1 Pine BsTeot.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

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rent res
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Will be soil
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-05-15

was rejected by the House of Com
mons. 2S2 to 1875. Gladstone in the
debate said a commencement should
be made not with local, but with CEN
trail institutions. Lord Churchill
astonished the House by the declara-
ton that a Government pledge of
local liberty to ireland was, the
foundation of the Unionist party and
the only platform on which they
could resist an appeal to the country.
Lord Wolseley, at dinner to Sir
John Fender, strongly Rrraigned the
Government for the unpreparedness
of the army and navy for war of
which there were threatening symp-
toms on all sides. The Conservative
ST. James Gazette, in commenting upon
this speech, makes a direct attack up
on the Ministry for its neglect of prop
er military preparation. England is
now open to invasion from any one of
the Continental powers. 1t says
the vessels of the navy have no proper
guns, and none ready. They have no
stores of gunpowder, and no system
of food supply except from foreign
sources. The Duke of Cambridge,
commander in-chief of the British
forces, was examined before select
committee Of Parliament on April
oath. He said that 1000 additional
men were required to place the army
on a good footing. He thought it
was impossible to reduce the military
estimates, because, with army volun-
teers, it was necessary to make the
service attractive. In Germany this
was not necessary, because military
service was compulsory. He further
expressed great dissatisfaction with
the equipment aud armament of the
forts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-05-15

The London Chronicle announces
the approaching marriage of Joseph
Chamberlain to Miss Endicott, whom
he met in America.
President Carnot has gone on a
tour to the South of France, accom-
panied by Ministers of Public In
struction and of Works. The Presi-
dent was enthusiastically received on
the route.
The Irish county government bill
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-05-15
Nrp Establishments
HAWAIIAN
Electrical Works
To the Citizens of the Hawaiian
Islands:

m. r,rae,sivped has Established an Eiectri-
cal supply store and Repair Shop
:. ,ho NICHOLS BLOCK Fort Street, above
Hotel. Honolulu, where will be kept IN stock
full line of ELECTRICAL GOODS,
.rsb "a Medical Batteries, Telegraph and Tee
nhone Instruments, Call Bells Anuneaiat9%T s
Burglar Alarm supplies Dynamo EieHfS %s
snr, p,snfs. also, Dynamos and Motors, for the
,,ansmission of either steam or water power 70
any distance not exceeding ~ miles I.om .s
nrine motor. Contracts taken Tor ComPIs.e
PnmninS Plants, Call Bell Systems, ETC., elc'
Rena,rinr Promptly Executed. sole Agent n,i LOT
the Ssn francisco Tool Company Slngie Assahs
Engines The Best and Cheapest Eng'nes e1 ,nan,
for genera. purposes. Anyone eau III" e.e.n
- .iso furnish. at manufacturers prices
In,hss planners, shapers. Drill Presses; Lanel
aaS Peiton Water wheels-in fact, any maenins
made IN the United states, at very shoF' no'''0