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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
aa.nra, Pol,t,oa, Notss.

The Democrats will nominate two leg
ialative candidates. In every district IN
illinoIs and hope in this way under thaI
minorffy rcp- ser asion law to gain con
tTol Of the legislature and elect Senator
Culloms' successoT
Chairman Dickie OF the Prohibition
National Committee expects TO see q
large Increase in the Prohibition vote In
Michigan, but he believes 1t will come
mainly from the Greenbackers, who Will
refuse to vote the Fusion ticket.
The California Republicans want Mr..
Blaine TO visit that state during the cam
pa'Rn and the party's State Commlttee
has extended an invitation 70 that effect
Preparations are being made to carry on
a most thorough and compile campaign
In California.
The Democrats are trying to get up
the usual scare about Congressman
Reeds district in Maine. AL sorts OF
stories about the differences among Re
publicAns and the probability OF Reed
defeat are being circulated, but those Re
publicans who are said TO be In the pioi
all rldicule the stories. -,
From present Indications there VIII ot
many splits in the Georgia Legislative
nominating conventions and !arg'
number Of boltiDg candidates Inc fro'
lhibitionists ART making strenuous enort
10 gain control OF the next iegislatur'
and pass Prohibition law or submit
Prohibition amendment 10 the people
The Democratic Buffalo Courier claim
Afty Republican converts 10 Cleveland ii
, Albany County, N. T., but says tina
! they do not want their names mentioned
and the Democratic Albany Times al
plands the Courier's discretion in no
, mentioning names as the most delicat
piece Of campaign wisdom yet developed
n A Republican National Committee ma
ia looking over Moth Carolina and hi
. report will decide what will be done tc
! wards carrying that state Congressme
o Gear, of Iowa; P,ys9n, of Illinois an
q other leading Republicans will deliVt
= tariff speeches at the request OF the Mort
a carolina Farmers Alliance this m5ntf
:. Circulars sent out by the Milwauke
Sentinel to learn the drift OF public sent
ment in Wisconsin on the Republica
Rubernatorial nomination show abol
a ave to one preferences In favor OF maxim
NJ w. ID. Hoard the candidate. 1t is elain
ed for him that he can go before the "a
mers and expose the weak points OF u
Free traders more electually than al
other man could,
n. Michigan expects to aid the Repub
" cans in getting a majority In the ne
House by increasing the numbers Of
IL Republican CoDgressmen, OF whom the
I'VE are now six. The differences in
Eleventh District, which came near ca'
ing It's loss at the special election Il
A. Spring, have been healed and exc
' gressman Hubbell has declared for
"a. denomination Of Mr.. Seymour.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
A muraor on the nigh seas.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 1.-THE president
,,rn tenn of the Senate to day presented a
petition quite numerously signed BY clt'
Eens OF Galveston, Tex, praying that
thorough inquiry be made into the mur'
der of John F. Graham, on the high seas
by W. r. Mccullough, chief engineer Of
The seamslip Comai, in 1887: The pc
tit!oners further aver that Mccullough
was assisted In the commission OF the
tragedy by John Rish, master and 40 30
soliite owner OF the vessel. The petition
concludes: Inasmuch as the law othceIi
for the Eastern Judicial District 0
Texas have failed to take notice OF anI
arrest ard bring to Justice taid Rish ioI
the part he played in trying to shield I'M
foul and terrible felony, we pray that
thorough investigation be made into
by the Senate,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
YnlInw Jack.

NEW York, Aug. THE bark Maria
Louisa, at this port from Hagans, was
to- day ordered to quarantine owing 70
the death of one her sailors, Mieue
Ramos. She was bound for the Canary
Islands, and came here for fresh water;
Her crew consisted of ninetSen men, and
there were twenty.eight passengers
When she stopped at quarantine on her
way up two OF her passengers were found
to be sick, but only from chronic dis
eases, non malignant in nature. A post
morlem examination showed that the
death of Ramos was cauted by wnal lhe
doctor termed perm cious intermittent
fever. BE further said that while he was
not sure that death was caused by yellow
fever he urged the removal of the bark
to quarantine for observation and purin
cation. No one was permitted to leaV'
the vessel while she was lying of I
Brooklyn wharf, Quarantine Commis
sioner Griffin says there is no danger Q
the disease getting into the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Meeting of TaIIoTs.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. S.-Ihe mel- .
chant TailoTs' Executive Oommlt.ee I
met yesterday. After an hdoiSSo "
Chairman Mack, Of Clnoinnati, Anu
some routine business, several suO,oon
mlttees were appointed, with lnsuuo,
lions to report to-day. Among w. "
M oro prominent subjects suonnton y
these committees are !he Iolio"ins
The establishment OF trade senoois, pNS plO
tsctIon against unreliable ensvonhoLs -.
adjustment OF differences oetwesn sIl an
ployer aud employees, and tina tAE u ~
oriminAsion againSt the tallotinB tAHe ~
Twenty two Of the leading oitles OF tn ",
country are represssna1eu, .nldav' r W.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
nanrnerar nlA.we:l,s LAst HOps.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. New testimony in
the shape Of afiidaviA OF three ~. Louis
citizens will be pre- ented to eovernor
Moorehouse tomorrow 70 prove tnav
Juror CoulahAn, one OF the Twelve men
who convicted Maxwell, publicly stated
he was "going on the jury 70 hang MAX
WE'LL" Two Of the afhdaYits arc neMl
the afidavits giving as reason
for delay that they wan1ed 10 keep oue Vi
the case, but now come forward rom
sense OF duty, The supreme Court, ~
denying n new trial for lMaxwen, SAN ssiu
that II the af1davits OF two respoh9l1ie st
men could be had showing that 'oln l
Coulahan was preJudicced p l9r 70 tne
trial, It would b5 good GROUND lor -.
yersal, and Maxwells attorney NJ"
thinks they have good case.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
A aan.rnI ReaumptLon.

The summer ehutdown Of the tint
glass factories will end this week ana
there viii be a general resumption next
Monday. Trade is reported better, ana,
as the stocks are pretty well run down, q
brisk season is expected. TIE plumber OF
factories to resume is 100, employing
over 5000 men. Tbs window glass iae-
tories, which have been closed down
since June 1st, will art up about the lsl
of September, giving employment to
about 10, 900 men.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
stan suffering,

Philip Co nbs, who Was hurt In ms
coal yard two weeks ago by being
csuaht bet ween the cars, is still lying
on The tettee on which he was carried
10 his home, and he has not been re-
moved from the same except for 4
change Of position and clothing each
dav since the accident occurred. Al
one time be slightly rallied, but sinos
theu his condition has not improved
md bis recovery Is considered very
ioubk,ul,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Gray HA,r . FAD AmOnE FAsniOnaDlss
From the Few YORK sun.

II the remarks Of young man over.
heard in Broadway car the other pignt
are correct, an interesting fashion Is
being quietly harbored by many OF new
York; 8 young men. The speaker IN con-
Ver. alton with his companion, was heard
70 cay that he had pretentions 70 nser-
ary life, and that many OF his associAtes
had found craze for young women 10
\ ew 70 X whose hair was prematutely
silyered. 1t is known that the mar anu
bangs Of many young women are silVeIea
along about 80, aud of ftheee the earnes' as
Young man evidertly spoks lie lhci'
dentslly referred to the Gdmiring Iohu
meas and esteem that were the essentiAis
| tn the craze
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
NM oropsIn New JBEs'y.

TnEEToN Aug According TO tae
crop report just Issued from me eGaSe
Agricultural college at New branswlek;
the corn crop is looking oau arouna Il.
Bridgetown, grapes are rottlng IasI al
Egg Harbor, the potato crop Oh Mon
month County will be q partlal l ialluIol
potatoes are rotting In part OF burllnsvUr nSss.sI
County, the outlook ior the Granueu;S nnrn,S
crop Is good, throughout Mercer Nou"''
there viii be lots of melons.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Rnnn.A polltlcaI PoIntr,

A handy little book for the Prealdsnt,lS! = |!
is lust out. II contains
fnsly engraved rO:trAits and lse'ones anS
oi the candidates for President any
Vice President (Rep., Dem. ana i,,o,,, rEU,
slsotoral and popular yotss Ia previous
eieStions and other useful infermas,on'
Copies may be had free at the drue9 ,sVs
on by sending . cent stamp 70 " l
Hood s Co Lowell, Mass
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Tho markets.

The King street market was n Leu
with vegetables this morning S, SaS'St
sold from 25 to 20 cents per ponnu
eggs, 70 10 25 cents per dezsu nun 10
bsanp, 80 cents per quart potaoS99es, o9 ,o ~ y
to Is ceats per half peck peas, 40 9s",s 3n 70
do; beAns, IL cents doi tomseoos iaoo. e AZ
Snriss. 10 10 12 ceuta o half peck; black
hstyies 2 osuts q quart; hucSlebsrries,
m cents do: beets, 8 to 4 cents bnnchi
nsSchea 10 to 10 cents = half peck, o.
IA IA 75 cents a basketi corn III 70 "
ospts ! dozen; oabbSge, to Z cents
head.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
neosaaad.

Thsress, infant daughter Of Psstiok
and Bridget Touhey, ARed ~ honths,
died at the residence oi its pAfshss :.
Yorklyn, Dsl on Tuesday; tne lune,n. y, =
viii take p!aos on Thursdey noIhin
At &. so O'Clock. Thus paeseo hIAy
other one Of those buds from tsg Oatss ha,
OF the earth aud to the sorToW Oh itS oe'
teAved parents.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Imnnrtant To soIhiers.

As there is no prospect of favorable
pension legislation during the present
session Of Congress, comrades who had
deferred their applications for pensions or
increase thereof with that hope, are rec
commended to make immediate applica'
tlon through William Fl. Hayward, Room
13, Exchange Building, Seventh and
Market streets. He will remain until
Thursday. Office open evenings.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
unrsn EniuEed.

A horse belonging to Thomas Conner,
rosiaIn5. q pTS71 near Ashland, was badly injured
a few DAYS ago by getting one OF It's iees J,
csngbt NOV IN a bar6ed fence that enclosed
The pasture Geld. DR., Knight, OF d, Ken, AS n !,
"ett nal square, was called in AMI aiio rded @
The the necessary surgical aid. AMI twin sool
be sil right.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
rhreatensd strike.

LONDON, Aug. THE card room
hau ds in the mills at Black ouFn M nave
notified the masters that unless they
are granted an advance Of 10 per cent;
in wages they will strike. This would
involve the stoppAgs OF 15O, ,O0O ioom'
and 600 900 spindlee and the disem-
ploy msnt Of go 600 operatives.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
ov.roo,no win the heat.

Matthew Donnsliy, while engaged In
walllnQ up q osllsF on Twelfth street,
near Head, on Monday, was overcome
Nv tbe heat Aad had to be taken 70 the
rssIdouoe OF his aiBt6T, No. 905 Reed
atrest DR.. Springer afforded the
neossaary medical aid, and he isrApldly
rhnnYArlnR.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Rnae BaII.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Al New York-Now York, o. lndl-
nnapOiF, 4, ,o
Al WashiDgton-Washington, lOiDe-
Eroit, g.. - n,
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI
Chicago, s. ,
At Bostou-BostOn, o. PilAbutai J.:
At PhiladelphiA-Athletlc, u st'
Louis, 3. =. Yt,
Vile, o. p.,,,
more, 8. w..
AT olsvslAnd-ole Cleveland, Ii KAnSaI
City, a
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
,n,,.n o,rl Ipiursd At UarIiSl0

CARLISLE, Pa, August 7.-one Si Si
the li,tle Indian girls, who Was 81 tne
Indian School laundry this AitornoGIn'
cSreiessiy put her hand in the m1ngle,
The fnRsrs Of the hand we're 80 oao,y .lE
ornshed a. 10 require their Ampulat'on'
All she finpsrs on the right hand were ere
tshsn of. The little girl was not IN tlle
ieest distressed and Is getting on very
wall,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Bor sale.

A fine dark sorrel mare, years oIa,
n little sore front, 15 hands highi Neisns
/, leo pounds; will work anyWheEei oSI ~
b bou Iht cheap owing 70 onAnbo bon VI
plans by owner. For pattlcpLiass ~ ssoT 81 a.
n n Ne 'MNieuNrcle's Greenbsnk Station, Del
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
rrnnralon to ReAdInE.

All those desiring day OF pleasure
let them wait for the grand e3ourslon NJ
~ te eiven BY Brandy vine Lodge, NO.
70 n n f.. to Reading on 5eptem,
10, whi,h will be the gals day OF tne
ssasnn. Trains leave French stree
dsnot Al a O'clock, Keutmere ct ~
sOd Nav bridge at $40 a. M, stoppiI
~ G-ssnville aud DUPONT stations.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
LIN rns Amu,luE cOmadls.ta


of"Used Up," sIr Charles ooldsteam,a
blnse man OF fashion, 10 made TO depre'
cate everything in which every
body else iB supposed TO take
an Interest, with the lAngnla rs'
mark that There ia really nothing IN
It," He even extended this criticism
Ia the crater Of Vssuvius down whicn
he looked but saw nothing IN u"
Such characters are soArcer on this eide
of the Atlantic than sbroadi but they
exist here Notwithstanding. Such men
need . uhliip to nature" to incidentally
stimulate their jAded appetite, OVer-
come their lABsitude, and renew the zes'
lof existence. They and Others upon
whom the worlds enioyments are oe
ginning premAturely to pail, Will hno
Hostetief's Stomach Bltters wholesome
Aad speedy renewal Of viROr and health
Appetite returns, dyBpeptic and Dilioul
symptoms disappear, the nerves grow
stronq, and the hour Of retirement is N
fraught with Apprt rthension OF uneas'
repose when this supsrlAtive ton.o
emnloyed. Il remedies fever and Esue
4 rheumatism and kidney troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
NoTEs.

Boston won q game yesterday.
The Athletics are In third place.
Chicago plays the Philadeiphias 70
day. D.,,t...o
fc-dAy's s.. Louis battery wi be
Hudson and Boyle.
Over Is 900 people witnessed the st
LouiE-Athletio game yesterday.
ssWArd and Robinson Will occupy
the points for the Athletlos to-day. =,
CASEY Ia in good shape, and VII
pitch the flrst game against Detroit, OF
Thursday. .,X,,,
The Philadelphia Club has sensiol!
decided to issue rain checks here lite
when the weather appeArs thfeaIeninR
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

when baby was sick, We gave her css'ori''
When she was ohildlshe,erIedIfor castori"
When she became Miss shc:ciuns to ess'of'a
When she had: children she gave them Cas-
toria,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

In our MIlIinaEy. Depart
rnent we show . line Of Hats,
Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons,
Ornaments, esep which ior
correctness Of style and va
riety of assortment, at onee
convinces ths locker of the
experienced judgment shown
in the selection OF the same.
Practical milliasr in charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
DR., sImmI' Eye Cure

Is the wonderful remedy for sill diseases
and weakness of the eyes, A gentleman
who could not see an object three ieet
off could see distinctly and plain good
distance away on using one bottle. SO
with many oihers whom we car refer to-
supplied in % aud 90 cent bottles
Prescription Of DR.. j. Simms 81 Son.
Fonrth and King streets, Win ington
Del, Bold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
DIR. SUTTON
|. s24 Market Street
,,,,,, bought, sold, rented 80

...,s bought, sod, rented sos
=: -. and Loans EogCaAtsd 81
rates Of interest .,,....a IA
and Income eoiiecSeo '
Il rsmItted ,,. wu,. ana Al,
Ipen prepsPed, - .orDtr
Y, gE,,rsnts carefully arranged and
irs.s conducted with promptne,ss.e
pnsdepce md aud ample responsibili'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
zooESioniatsI

rsmem her that Chapman's CiShr House
ia always open 81 8 a. nj. seventh Ane
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Hennhllcan Ulub.

There will bs meeting at CsntEev ne IL
Hail, OhrittianA Hundred nsAt W ~ ~
neFday evening, August l9Snl iSI sno
Durpote OF oTRAnizlng hshupii0,Sn ,n,
olnb. All Republicans anN oitlzHns ~
tsrosted in protection are esEn0S'''
urstd to be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

A wagon belonging to hr. simmons, :,
ths coal oil merchant upset yes9, Iu.y
sItsrncoo while passing up FVpW,Th' IN
strset between sixth ana Ssveath, pll'
ins the oil on the street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
aa,a for court,

Mrs. Harrington of Hoozessin Has
srrested on last Friday evening, ana on
. hearing before Squire Williamson
she was required to give bail IN me
sum OF $500 for her appearance at tHe
next term of court.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Rnrnad LAnt NIEht.

This celebrated Three B. b. B. cigar,
manufactured by d, b. Bourbon q
Bro, No. 2i9 West Second street. The
best &c. cigar In the city. Try them
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

sueltz g. Go. received this morning
400 OF the fUest water melons that ever
arrived in this city, which he is selling
At bottom prlcas 13 E. Fourth g.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Before You Go

don't forget the slippers and outing
shoes; light, thin, cool and com tapIei
surprising low prices at the Famny
shoe House, 2O6 Market street, above
Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

AGa bargain, Groom house, Win con
yenienses. Only $3.50 required COVE
Apply TO W. Scott Yer nom lbs oIn'''
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
cholera InIantnm

nreveutsd ard CURED by Hooper's Ano;
dyne. Best medicine for testnins Anu
colo. All druReiBta.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Chas, j. H. Beckett,

1oS West Seventh street. just the
MACE for q cool and refreshing
Sherry OobbleEI
Catawba
OlAret Punch,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars in the o!tE.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

OAIl for ice cream SODA ~ater =,
Beaton Smiths drug store, Seventh aAo
Pine atreetB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

II you want : good picture, true 70
nHture, Of your lovely phiz, go to j.
Paul browns studio, No. 6lT h-arks'
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

0, 18 or SO gens for 10 Ceuts ct Gum.
mInga' gallery, 800 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
FOR sale.

A two horse load OF manure for u
It is In the way ard must oe EemoFeu
at once. Apply Rt this once
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

For trunks and sAtchels go to YsrFer,
harness works, g0T Shipley s.rett; lusl
received another boat load; Prices low
est.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Cigars. soda watsr, milk shake and
patent medicines ut Bsaton SMAIh D.
Seyentt and Piue streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Prescriptions carefully compounded.
and every thing kept in . hrss-class
drug store fresh at BeAton Smiths, cor'
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
typewriter.

Increase your gpsed for fs!l position'
by renting typewriter,
OHAs. g. 6UyER. S26 Marker St'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

The reduction made h the
price through our Clothing
Stock a, week ago Is stln
offered as an inducement to
buyers. looking for more
than value for their money.
Atwood CheviOs Suits
$I2 from SIS.
AM-wool Worsted Suits
SIa from SIS.
Finest all-wOol. Cashmere
Suits, $3.50 from $40.
Black Prince Albert Suits
S18 from Sal,
| Boys and Children's Suits
likewise.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

TRY Tsyior's Dime ExpsesF, zl'
Market street, PhilAdolrhla.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

12 osbynet photos OF CummiuEs' gal
{ery for S3, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Just received, Ann Arundel canta
loupes, finest filyor grown, NO. 10 hSs
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Havana filler.
FOr sale.

Vsasey's guaranteed Havara sega',s
ut so per box, is solid mOne7's worm
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Ask for Youtn'G sNs king Tobacco
los, Wallace, 60T Fine E,1eet,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Go to smeltz 81 70. for peaohes' 70
IS Ea i Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Bush's, Frcnch street wharf Is the place
tsbay your eosl.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Shelf OF closst rapsr 20. Ter esz n, 9
52l NJ lrkGs street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Fine candy st FerzusOa'u, IL b. I'd.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
! Murd'rrI

n NlhAh
Augu,tG1
,tio5, lll1
!, Perkins
shol1
and onsq
Isl's Fer1i
no. arrsst,
Ter. hes'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
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resides nd
'Iri.sd hGaII
shich poII pcII
lseWSy,h hnj
ed ~ n
near tho J
ID ], crouch, |
81 TsyIitssv, I
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

Home-mado candies, ", Snd e.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
sathsr

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4 LOCALIZED
ure e,.iulI y
, prevails
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
r.s.W.1 81 ! 90.
P. ]. VALSH&g CO..
500 Market Stneet.

In Ladiea' Dress Goods
Silks, Sstlns, ETC., Satines
and Dress Ginghams, va
offer an assortment that tha
most iastidious cannot take
exception to.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE site OF
General 6heridAn's grave, In Arlington
Cemetery, was selected to-day oY
Committee consisting Of General MAC
Feely, General R1cker and ms1or
LYdecker, In the open plateau on the
crest Of the hill upon which stands the
Manor house, and to the right OF 1t.
General Sohohald telegFRphed to the
War Department today that Mrs
Sheridan desires that General o. o
AuQur, retired, be one OF the pail
bearers at her husbands funeral,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

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The Irish standard., 1888-09-01
The Verdict Unanimous.

1t pieases the lawyer, and his client
too, to have the verdict of the jury
unanimous, fol it is good for nothing
unless all the 'twe!ve men, good and
true" join in it. A great jury, COM
posed of the American travelling public,
has rendered q unanimous verdict on
1.-The Burlington" as railroad, agree
iny that it's promises of fast time, sure
connections, and drst-class accomoda~
tions are always carried out to the let
ter. This pleasant verdict has not
been obtained withoutgreat pains taken
TO build the best kind Of a road, equip
it in an elegant manner, secure compe-
tent and polite employees, and run it iu
"a style.'' Try buying tickets over
1.-THE Burlington" for your next jour
ney, and you will belong to the t'unani
mous'' ever after. For further infor
nation apply to your local ticket agent,
or write to W. ]. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
Agent G. 3. & N. r, r., St. Paul,
MINI.
The Irish standard., 1888-09-01
The PEOPLES.

Bulwer's grand play Of "Richelieu'
has been appreciated at the Peoples
this week and especially Theo. Hamil
toms acting IN the little role. MIR.
Hamilton seems to have ability equally
as versatile as powerful. He played
Christian" last week we'll, and this
work he rose up with Richelieu to the
top rounds of the dramatic ladder and
won honor. For the coming week one
Of joaquin Miller's California dramas,
picturesque and thrilling, is announced.
The play is called Sc '49, or the Child of
the Sierras." The leading lady role
*'Carrots" a wild western waif, will be
taken by Miss Alice Kemp, who will
make her first appearance IN the thea
tire. Miss Kemp is the new soubrette
of the Peoples company.
Manager Sterling's latest stroke Of
enterprise is one which especially at
present will strike the popular ear with
force. He announces that until the
close Of the Exposition, every purchaser
Of ticket to the Peoples will receive
a ticket to the Exposition, free.
Damon and Pythias will be produced
at the Peoples, September II and u,
during the session of the Grand Lodge,
x. of p. OF Minnesota.