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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
Elosa

HNI6H
'Ia medicine, quality ls of th1 b fIst
Importance" q. james Belt, dFuRaist,
Sixth and Market stIeets.
Gall and SEQ the crRyon portFaIt and
frame Cummings makes on install meats
500 Market atTeet.
J. y. white q Bro, Front end Grange
streets, has two six room hlud &c for
rent.
A secondhand sundsy school organ
will 30 sold low BY A. IA. Pierce 10th
and King streets.
A meeting Of abe oiiioinl board Of tho
Brandy wine NJ. E. Church will Do held
10 the church Tomorrow evening
A stenoRTaphic student who wishes
york for practice may be employed by
addressing wv" No. II Justisor at
The furniture Of TIE late e ,beth
Phillips will be sold at public lAle, ~
No. SIS Washington street, Ok $50
O'Clock, on tho 26th Inst.
Miss RsbeccM Bartlett, who hnb been
!viAiting her aunt In this oily, returned
10 her home 10 New Castle this mora
ing much pleased with her trip.
Some 200 parcels OF uncIAimt d srti.
Giles lying OF the freight depot of The p.
W, g. 3. Railroad Company, coHuer oil
Fourth and Pine streets, will be sold al
public sale on the 5th OF October
Connolly b Weller have been do tusi.
Dena year on Saturday Last ant have
measured enough customers for uloth.
ing TO run up over $40. 0CO. Thisfrehks
we'll for new firm ana speaks vhlumes
for ths men composiI & this firm.
Ariemus Smith, who hes been teach
Ing school IT rAylor's Bridge, In Apo
quinimink Hut dred, will start Nm the
frat OF October for TsKAtkRnA, AtkAn.
sas, where he will engage In the prac
tiee OF law.
The Mite Society OF tie Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will hold a
literary entertainment in the soture
room Of that church this evening No
40 igsion 10 charged, but roiresl meats
are SOLO Tor the bentht Of the so9itty.
W. 8. MoNAir Of this city will deliver
an address ct the unwilling OF q atatr 0
OF the late George w. Darrell, the former
mUAnder Of the Durell Battery, in
Reading, Pa, tomorrow. Charles Bird
ana D. Davis Sisler OF this citL we're
also mbers Of the Durell Bate nv.
Q1ite an excitement was osUsNd last
evening In the neiRhborhcod o. Sixth
and Walnut streets, by two 0olorsi
men ''sorEppiUg" The fght btArled
over little dispute as TO who owned
the earth, hence the resort TO blows.
No arrests were made.
Mr., Thomas Offer, the genial aud
obliainR deputy sheriff. who hAs held
the position for over 20 years. aAya his
term uLder the present Sheriff Giles
Lambsop, expires next month Mr.. q
has made . fAithiul and ohliRinR pn b.
lio servant and is liked by eveFy per
son whoever has come In CONTACT with
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Robert j. Fay, s;enoPrAphtr for II.
II. Garter, super.n endent OF the Mary
'land division of the p, w. q B. Rail.
ROAD Company was married last even
Ing to LeolA j., caught OF Mrs. Either
Alexander, ut tho BRIDES home, No.
1927 Trenton Pisoa, the Rsv. ii. Ashton
Henry, rector OF Trinity Epitcopnl
Church, tfliclatinR. There were about
NIFTY friends present. The couple left
last evening for n tour In the West and
N0Eih.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

III. Peirce viii: sell at public sale on
Saturday afternoon pext, 2 three story
brick houses and building lots, as fol-
lows No. /, No 10l4 West End St, Z
rooms, lot l7x1l3 # 10 in; No.2, No.
9,3 west 4th st., rooms with improve
ments, lot l7xl05 IT; NJ. 3, 1872 King
St, lSxlls n Nos aud 3, No, 1877
and 1919 French at each lot, 2Oxl0O #.
Beginning with No al O'Clock, M,
No at 4 As o'clock and Nos. 4 anu
5 at $50 o'clock. ThHse properties will
positively be sold 10 close an estate See
advertisement,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Mr. John g. Coyle, OF 5l1 W. Fourth
street, and Mise Clara Sands, of 2ll 8
Jackson street, were married last even
Ing. Mr., Harry Meyers and Miss Ida
Meyers, Ct 207 South jackson streei
stood mp with them. Rsv. W. q
Koons, Of Wesley NJ. E. Church, per
formed The ceremony. A large com.
pAny of relatives aud friends witness ed
the bans and Congratulated the mar
rted pair. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ooyle, to.
gether with Miss Ida Meyers, left on the
folk, Va. They will return In about
two weeks and reside or jackson street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Albert Ainscow, who has held the
position Of Deputy u nited States Mar
shal for the past eight or ten years, has
rendered his resignation to Marshal
Nswlip, to take effect the tirHt OF 6ep.
TENDER The best evidence OF his eff
oiency and fidelity is found in the fac,
that he discharged his duties nader
three mRTehals, Messrs. Dunn, MoMul.
len and NewliD, to their entire Batisfao.
ton and without cause OF complaint
Kno8ing.th the Clevelandites are very
hungry, he retires that one of them n o.
be given a pull 1t the public crib.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
BEECHER's sSlje,y d /


The purchasing connl,s
engine which was aIps.a'gNl
ship Fire Company Of Hirl
and who paid a visit ,othba
for the purpose Of seeIngtst
engine OF this city bultNI
Company Of ElmIfa, n. n
turned home II day TAgx
pleased with tine wUrl;lnni f
throughout the test N
tested at the foot Of FnnA
being taken frcm the Boa
engine was put to sevetllr
gave entire satisfaction tOM
After the test TIT cJnmIHa
the kind of tngIue they Vi
LaFrance, second size The i
of this city bt ing onlS lAAl
evening the committee "
by tn . Friendship toyyOi NJ
Robert LsRoss lOFrma1 81 n
dependent ard al.o chdFEnl
Committee Of stlyct C5ul
panied the COMMITTEES b
city. VIM. II Hoyef sarl
company aHd who has "
store room Of the STATE Pill
accompanied the commits
hands with several old iI.si.I
good time socially
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

LoNG ISLAND CITY, N. T., Sept. 10.
William BonAnp, Of Rockaway, the
b uta who gouged out his wifs'S eyes in
JGly last and who was indicted on two
c1pntB, YVES sentenced to-day
by Judge GarrelBon 10 fourteen
years sad six months imprisonment
at hard labor on one count and 70
.welvs years and ave mouths OF hard
labor on the seoord, making q To- al
terns 10 serve OF twenty ak yeRra and
eleven months,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
Dots

Edward Andrews a1i !
Matte aad Anpb R!thM ~.
belle warner lave ls.aiaa
CSt.klil morntains.
The Republican no1i5ia
Third ward or e'in,9sl
%, will b. he'll a ~
street. -.
A ssleol reading by ,ls .l. =,
NJ will be Given stl.tpiSsll
Uaiisrisn Cfutcb, t 3. %
the Hon @2.ttit Ha 2. u,
Th1mRs & Go 'e,-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

These evenings mean
Fall Overcoats no W. a.
days; a few years ago
they meant either shiVer
around and take cold
without any, or btI rden
yourself up wit h a
heavy winter one Pro-
gressive tastes and plac-
tical ideas, conf lned
with tailors' skill, have
brought about the I, and
some garments ! which
grace the counters OF
every first-class 6 10TH
Ter. We have the m In
abundance, from $B for
a good, serviceabIa ), all
wool garment, to S25
for ouch ones as few
tailors can turn out;
made OF elegant Ker-
seys and Worsteds, cut
In magnificent 4 lyle,
lined throughout with
first quality silks aud
satins and made in such
a manner as to invite
the closest scrll tiny.
Hun dr. e d 8 bet ween
these prices, all ' rorth
every penny we have
them marked. Perhaps
you don't like r. lady
made clothing. J Veil
make you one as good
as the best ard at a
price away below usual
charges. Stop at Sixth
and Market and see
them.
J.I.HuIIin& &! on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

A merry little party assembled at the
resideI CO Of Christian ClAvey, No. 416
East Third street, last evening, 10 Wit.
ness the marriage OF Miss Jane ClAvsy
TO William OR, by Rev. j. 3. PArme.
lee. After congratulations and pArtak-
Ing of refreshments, this happy couple
took the train for Washington, d. y ,
to take look ct Congress and Ritnef8
the sights to bs found at the capital Of
our country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Beckey Morris, colored, aged e5 years,
was buried in Zion Cemetery, at 10 o.
clock this morning, The funeral of TIL
lie Howard, the wife of the well known
barber, John Howard, on the "Flat
Iron," was inferred in the same CT metery.
Services were conducted In E. Zion
Church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
one of the ProFoss ion.

M. Jacob Tllmon, the only co!ored
rep eaentative that Wilmington has on
the stage is in town He has been on the
road Tor eight years, ard has been cen
nected with Hsverleye, Abbey's Uncle
Toms Cabin, aud other minstrel combi-
nations lie Is an excellent end man and
a very fine vocalist and is noted as tbs
best whistler in eUnited States, lie
has refused sew raj fattcring offers but
he intends 70 reat for shorl time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
,,svslspd LOSING The sou

HaRnlspuHo Sept ;.an Al Alb
of iO3 old soldiers .,,d ii tenn Ant
I eT rday wi where ihey bad l.aG.S o.1l ),
t tReen " c..hnamDtr.1u l,t "a I'D tbsrI
they sS took straw w, ,o 5s. nj ID
Cleveland pgSsiST 10; F.shs Il fe VI
the delegation % 70 ''
1854,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

CARDoSDAi t, ,,..,, n
Huugarians were Wals 9.s,l 4
Delaware and Hudson IT,. eal. ~
ilIli yard to-day q. ,sey i, q
four boys running aga5 " Id
boy named VIII fF h. 59j = i
face on a plank He a'l rS,rsI
In the s!de Of bis head Ca v s9a d
had gone into it. be b. " wi sisb.l
There The was no revolver ri y . s,vs
evidently been cSFT t He d
lee alter being shot, shot, n lie.
conscious ,oi and is liheiy !. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
Email hinea oloann.

KINGSTON, SEPT. 10 -AsslEtAnt 5u'
perlnteudeOt BoRsp, OF the Delaw ere
Lsokawsnua and Western railroad, has
Instructed hlB mine crews not TO put
any more cars at any Individual minea
until further orders. Tho result IL that
all of tho small mines ara CLOSED for
wait Of cara, although the company d
mines are In luil operation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

We ara lndsb,ed to Mr.. LuWden, No.
420 East Sixth street, for copies of tie
Toronto Telegram, the Buffalo Express
and the Buff alo Evening News, all CT
which ind cate enterprise and prosper
ity on the part Of the owners and the
citiss In which they are published.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
DIED.

o'UONNOR,-On the gOth inst, Miehaei
A. O'GonnoF, ased As wears. a..
Relatives and friends are respectfully ".
Vitoi to attend his funeral from his lsto
residences, No. 2sl Parish street, on monusf
morning At p.so O'Clock. High mass 81 - ~
Peters OsthedraI. Intsrmsn. OF New o..
thedrAl Cemetery.
by the Kew. J. \: PAt,
melee, on the ever ing OF Sept. 10, lsss. ~
the relidence Of the BRIDES father, uhii1-
tiAn UIAVey, No. AIS East Third siseh
VIM, Orr and Jane Olavey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
snot FOR riohIpg . rev apples.

READING, SEPT. 10 Daniel Hoffsr, 3
farmer, Of OnmTu Township, In this
county, WAS arrested to-day on the
charge OF shooting . 15-yeAf-old Italian
named OcBmio Perpetnary, who picked
up q few apples in his orchard. The
boys body was Iiddled with shot, and
ter long time his life was In danger.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We'd
nesdAy evening, September lsth, at ne
residence Of the brides parents, NO rs
E. Fourth street, by Rev. Adam stengle,
MIR. Harry a CaapeTs0n and Miss mary
s. FairIamb, both Of this city.
HuUOR-PEERY- soptem 4th, 1858, at
PeBnsEro. ., N. j.. by Rev. q, 5. PnWelaop'
GtWilliAm II, Houck to Mics mary A feeAs'
both OF Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

The remains of Mrs. Virginia 8. Bur-
we'll, tau Shter Of the late Jesse Sharp,
who died at the residence Of her hus.
band, In Boy oeville, Va, on Monday
last, arrived in this city by the $50
pain last evening, and were inferred In
the family lot in the Wilmington and
BFandyWine cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Lewis Thomps has consented to be
q candidate for the Republican nominA-
lion for the State Senate.
William NJ. PSle has also conBente
to be candidate for the nomination fer
the Lsvy Court.
Mr.. HoifeekeF declines being o oAndI.
date for the Republican nomination for
the Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
p,I.lgIu gsE'!s

Miss CarFle bA . q No
B Biiln stiost last ,. sTsp'I paual
s ;.isnSs. The evening ssisb /
o u CT oynen's, s sllss ,sa, ,aPI
~, Ss' dHs GHS 81 d to 5s, ,s',PS1o ,
d M,.s osir 4 . many a. happy ~
dAV, za.ss+s-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
UhAs j. n BeoHsss,

108 West Seventh street. just the
place for > cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
CAsawbA
OlATet Punch,
Whiaky
Rum 3"
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars in the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

BELLEroHTE, September 19.-Oger
fifteen thousand persons attended the
picaic Of the Centre County Patrons Of
Husban Try to day. Spirited addresses
were delivered against trusts and the In
equality of taxation by State Lecturer
Leonard Rhone, State Secretary Thomas
and Colonel W. w, Downing, of Mary
land
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
FIJI. Fifth EDTTI


R1 a gentleman u the other ', A.
TTnru !, J, and liatej NJ, ny
Town Town" in the SUNDAY = s, ,l'
s s,,ly severe upon os sS'
s ~ I d brutality TO a T pIIsSI.l
70 Joseph R. f. NoptSp,o'S,aaaysai
chant, King street ab5 VIZ ",
ION, ,oli 60. Of the alleged cru.It
! e you something more s' W.
Montgomery was c ,,,1'Y ~ ~
sald omeer UpdJke hsd h,sp
t ,nistepFes nted II nav nv II.
ing the man he Il sslj an n NJ
lhe police station. I pty "
stubborn man He dld m
give the officer trouble ' /,
about enough liquor n bI NV |
utav,lllsh, not helpless. Il.
officer 10 the face and ki, "
Gus times before ihe oa S,.
strike tack The officer I'm M
nc did not be more pea;e, M.
com PEELED 10 strike HIM u.l
bit the man on NE ,blS, q, \;
nut tha' seemed only % I5stl
more An thsl man am ~
his aid but seemed o3jy "a n
onet more violent Tie n.y. ~
he would go to Tie n,,,sI
othee anu telephone to m !.
for help While he VA, S,I''
continued bis ylolen, V MI
officer until ia defence al N
being shametulIy abu,ej Il M I
q tap on the back Of n H. II,
TALLY stunned him and NJ
run. When a number Al
, others, whose sympsihIe, Il,
the side Of the person an,
an outcry against the oG'%
saw the prisoner bleeding !
him with cruel tie tmsat.s
10 not The man, tald NJ. y,
! be cruel to anyb dy, viii,
D we'll known resident Of M !
also strongly cOrrobsrs,a
gomery Is statement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

thai everybody ought TO know that B..
Sergeant glv0a $40 lba. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hioory klndling wood In large
leads. Lime for withdrawing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe strast, Central Office,
stgenth aud King streets. Look iog She
b ne sign, Opaning IN the eSsninR,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

At the request OF Mayor Harrington,
contributions for the fever stricken
cities of Florida will be received 1t this
Office. Any one wishing to contribute
will please do 10 III an early dEte, as the
distress Ia great and the need Of finRn.
oiAl aid rs pFeasinR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

On Saturday evening the Democrats
propose having . monster mass meeting
IN The Opera House. Tue meeting will
be addressed by Hon. W. O ?. BrecR.
inbri0Re, OF Kentucky. and Senator
Vance, of North CMoiinn. As both
speakers are weil-kuoWn orators, the
Opera House will no doubt be crowded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

The Irish NAIional Emmett AasoeiR.
tion and OlAn-na-9Rel are requested to
meet al their room this evening at 30
O'Clock, TO take action on the death of
our lats brother, NJ. A. 0'Conner. By
pider OF the SalrethrY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

A woman while passing the Court
House yesterday Afternoon was taken
with a fit aud was carried into Registrar
Bradfords's office, where antidotes were
administered to her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

The South Side Grays Will play the
West End Base Ball Club to morrow, at
Union street park. Game called at half
past three. The Grays will be composed
of the following players Hanley, c;
Danahee, p; Brennan, IS; Garrity. 1b;
O'foole, %; Moran, Sb; Lewis, If; 7. r..
McHugh, CT; Welsh, IF.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Jeater & Mcdaniel will sell at public
sale TO morrow afternoon, 25 head OF
Iowa and Missouri horses The Offering
Inc udes some fine roadsters, driving and
work horses and were carefully selee ed
by u member of the firm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

The Agricultural Wheel is giving thu
Democrats much uneasiness In the South.
eastern part of Missouri The organiza
tion Is strong there and most of It's mem
bers are Democrats, but they are opposed
to the present nominee OF their party for
governor, and the fear is that they may
bolt the ticket.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
Palnrsr.

House and sign painter and grainer.
Gall and see me before going anywhere
else. Work reasonable,
TILGHMAN DANEER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Ford and Ogle instalment sale of build'
ing lots, last of tho season. See posters,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20

Prevented and cured by Hooper'a Ano.
cyne. Best medicine for ts0thing and
Cllio. All druRgists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
s,aIq Of ths 7'ng ~,


Tomorrow proSnais'y I pSrSSv,ll
wsst ,sir 70 s'' party c..ondA
thermal charges
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RICE G


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rOs,' 4OA ma
IA l,sshlns' l@
c.l you Wlll III
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b,viS lgweleh =
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4 snilh, dFueEiS'
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Il, immediate :
/ .nd notions at
|Sirpsu.
IA Tree Tar a
bFLEt the 20
\. ni street. =
,nsAy picture |
"a Wet Second
III 10 DdAWAf'
hrKst street, J
IlocE Oi hAts Y
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hsn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
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painter.

Surnsd Last N
br.tsd Three
ssd BY h. B
ID West Beech
n In the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-20
game OfBalI,

UYANTEII--A GIRL FOR HOUSE.
w WORK In small family. 1917 West st.
$40 -2tA
Evening journal., 1888-05-29

when the Green G,ts Back in the
Trees.
In sprlne, when the green gifts back in the
And tho sun comes out and stays.
And your boots pull on with good tight
squeezs,
And You think OF your barefoot days:
When you ort TO work and yer want 70 not,
And you and your wife agrees
TIA time TO SPADE up the garden lot
When the green gifts back in the trees
Well, work is the lenst o my idees
When the green, you know, gifts back
ia the treesi
When the green gits back in the trees, and
Is a. buzzln' aroun' agiu.
In that kind OF q ltzY "go-as- please"
Old gait they bum aroun' ia;
When the grounds all bald where the hay
rick stood,
Aud the crick's riz, and the breeza
C)axes the blum TO the old dogwood,
And the green gifts back IN the trees
like, as l say, IN sich tcaoes as these,
The iirne when che green gits back 40
trees
When the whole tail feathers o. winter
time
Il ali pulled out and gone
Aud the sap it thaws aud begins to climb,
And the sweat il starta out on
A feller's fOrrerd n-gittin' down
At the old spring on his knees
kind q like is n-loadn' r0un'
When the green gits back in the tres
Jes' apotteria' roun' as l-durn-pieate--
When the green, you know, gifts back IN
the trees
by James whitcomb Riley.
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
New.paper opinion.

With one o. the Democracg's hrst living
statesman, Allen @. Thurman, time seems
10 work wonders. In 1884 be was consid-
cred too oldrby the newly elected executive
for 9 seat in the ctbinet but with four years
more on his held he has grown so strong
shat they talk OF asking him. as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Vice President to lend
the assistance OF his powerful back TO
carry Mr.. Cleveland through the troubled
waters Of the canvass. But II Thurman il
still young enough for Vice President he il
young enough for President And what q
race be would runi-New York Sun.
Heretofore when NAN was uncertain IN
his opinions It was the fashion to say that
he varied like a weather-cock, bus OF late
the wind has blown 90 steadily from one
quarter that the comparison has lost some
- sss force. Hereafter it will be proper tC
say that be varies like a Democratic Seua
cor. The Democrats were clamorous fol
an open discussion OF the Fisheries treaty
until they discovered that the Republican
wanted nothing better, when they sud
denly veersd around and opposed It to
man. Meanwhile the press OF the countr,
fully exposed their unmanly attitude. an,
yesterday they as suddenly changed thei
minds and voted TO consider tn
treaty with open doora This is a
it should b.. Il is hardly possible tha
the senators whose fates border on III
Atlantic will have the boldness to suppol
openly document which threatens 20 d,
stroy the Interests Of their constituents. A
the fish in Csnadian waters would poorl
atone Tor the damage that might be don
by the Blue noses ia the Chesapeake ba
during single season, g. cay nothing {
the Delaware and other bodies Of wats
along the coast. The Canadians are probl
bly, not themselves awere OF the temptin
offer made them by this Bayard-Chambsl
lain monstrosity. -Bal.imore American.
Evening journal., 1888-05-29
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Gliding on Glass, Bueher, i06 shipley Sc.
MADRAS girRhams go down. down, down the
result, IL is sail, Of the late cold spring
Ladies' and Gents Gold AMI Silver Watches
Milard f. DAVIS, No. Q Eas. Second Sc.
Russian enamel is the very newest creza ia
iewelry, and one OF the most pardonable as
we'll.
show Cards. Bucber, 400 shipiey st.
The senior Admiral OF the British navy, Sir
Provo Wallis Is 100 years old.
DR.. Blocksom's office is at n E. corner "a and
West hts.
The new English rifs, the Lee. Burten, is pre-
nounced on trial as unsatisfactory"
Bueher, Painter, 40e shipley st
Aubortin, the man who shot Jules Ferry, has
been declared insane ana put In an asylum,
Trunks and Bags at Yerger's, 407 Sbipley
st.
A correspondent rays that he is informed that
Bel iusn VIII faver GerneRy IN case Of war
with France.
cheap Dry Goods and Tfia mings. e. Wyatt.
A lady appeared on Regent street lately with
a hat described as two feet high, surmouuted
by an eagles feather, making an additional
foot
Geo. W. Jackson for Coroner.
Cleveland and Baysrd Is the newest Dem
ocratic combination IL would sweep Del
aware aud Eogland with a rush.
Leonard Heiss the Tailor. E. 3d.
We are closing out our stock Of goods to
quit business. It will pay you to come and
see cur bargains. One month from Mon
day. "a. R Wyatt, 1i3 w. "a st.
President Cleveland is going to build =
new barn tdis summer. IL will have stalls
for his boom and Jersey COW.
Buchsr, Sign Painter, 4Od shipley ST.
Riding Saddles and Brides for Decora-
tion Day at II. Yerger's, 4O7 Shipley st.
VIM. Kenzie, Merchant Tailor. s. w, Cor. 81
and ShiE ley Sta Gents clothing cleaned. eyed,
seoured, altered and repRi, ed. Specially In
pants 70 order. from 50 up. Suits from Si4
up.
Belva Ann Lockwood IN letter to the
New York Sun says imam is comprehen.
sive term embracing a woman" and she il
quite right. That is a way a man hiss.