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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
NEWS NUGGE rs.
Condensed from the tsHeraId,s,
Telegraphic Reports.

Condensed from the tsHeraId,s,,
Telegraphic Reports.
The bond offerings Saturday at the
Treasury Department were $549, 500; ac-
ceptances, $1,000.
Judge Gresham sailed for Europe Sat-
urday afternoon. He will remain abroad
about two months.
New York weekly bank statement !:
Reserve decrease 81, 800, ,425. The banks
now hold $24, ,516,S00 in excess of the 25
per cent. rule.
The University of Cambridge has con-
ferred the degree of LII. D. upon the
Episcopal Bishops OF Fredericton, New
York and Minnesota.
VIM. Heazel, night watchman on the
steamer Thoroughfare, at Oakland ferry.
was struck while walking on the track by
an Alameda local train and instantly
killed.
At Lyons, Ia, David Joyce's saw and
planning mills and large amount of
lumber were destroyed by fire Friday
night. Loss, $150,0OO; insurance, about
100000.
Governor Hill has called an extra ses-
sion of the New York legislature, for
July II, for the purpose of appropriating
funds to provide work for convicts in the
State prisons.
General Sheridan passed good night
in New York harbor. The war ship
Swatara bore him away Saturday morn
ing from New York up Long Island
sound to Monquitt.
The United States steamer Enterprise,
which was ashore at Droback, Norway,
has been hauled off by a Norwegian
ironclad and arrived at Christiania on
Friday. She will probably be docked
for examination.
W. d. Harper, saloon passenger on
the steamer Celtic, which arrived at New
York Saturday from Liverpool, was
taken down with smallpox during the
passage. The ship was detained in
quarantine until Saturday afternoon.
At Long Island City, N. Y, crowd of
drunken roughs tried to force an entrance
to the saloon of Thomas Tierney at 2
O'Clock Saturday morning for the purpose
Of getting liquor. Tierney appeared on
the scene and in defense of his property
fred into the crowd, killing Richard
Owens and fatally wounding Cornelius
Walsh.
A farm house belonging to George
Dobbs, located about seven miles from
Sault Saint Marie, Mich, on the Cana
dian side of the river, was burned on
Friday, causing the death of four in
mates; fifth, Mrs. Dobbs, 20 years of
age, made her escape, but is badly
burned. There is little hope of her re-
covery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
An Engtne Hsoln barded.

CHICAGO, July y7.-As passenger train
No. II, on the Burlington road, was
leaving Chicago last evening stone was
thrown through the cab window of the
engine, narrowly missing the engineer
and firemen. At Riverside, and again at
Naperville, the engine was bombarded.
AT the former place perfect storm OF
stones were thrown, battering the side OF
the engine and breaking more glass. AT
Naperville the fireman was struck on the
head with flying missile, inficting q
scalp wound, but he is not seriously in
iured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
Fruit Auction.

CHICAGO, July THE prices realized
to-day at the auction of California fruit
were as follows: Bartlett pears, $2.25@
$3.50; Tuscon cling peaches, $3.35
plums, $2.25@$2.70; apricots, $2.35
German prunes, boxes $3.50, crates
$l.25; grapes, $2.35; nectarines, SO. 80
Nineteen hundred packages were sold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
The Freight Rates Upheaval.

New YORK, July THE upheaval in
freight rates to the West continues, and
is developing many queer phases. The
Rock Island Route has been handling
the bulk of the green fruit which leaves
this city via Kansas City. The rate il
$1.03 per hundred pounds, all rail. Yes
terday the agent of certain line offered
a shipper $40 per carload commission on
his shipment, but he refused, and insist.
ed on $25. The agent held firm at $40
and the fruit, it is now learned, was
shipped by another route, presumably
on the commission demanded,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
To Users of the weed.

On Saturday next Baer and Newbauer,
one of the most popular firms dealing in
fine tobaccos and cigars, will open, with
great eclat, their new store at 124 North
Main Street, next the First National
Bank. This firm did business at 8 Post
Office Court. They cordially invite all
old patrons and the public generally to
participate in the opening Of the new es-
tablishment. The senior member of the
firm is a native Angelefio while his part
ner, Alex. Newbauer, is one of the best
known and most popular of the city's
business men.
Government lands located. Cheap
farming land for sale. Houses, lots, on
easy terms. Baylis & Co., 11s West
First street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08

horses. Many hundreds of acres of corn
were destroyed by hail Many buildings
We're blown down in the vicinity of Ros
we'll, Dakota, where the storm swept a
strip Of country twenty miles wide. AT
Villas hail did considerable damage to
crops
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
NORTHWESTERN STORM.
Large section Of Country Devai
tated by the Elements.

ST.. PAUL, July IA great storm pass
ed over western and central Minnesota
and eastern Dakota yesterday. The
wind reached the velocity Of hurricane.
At Smkopee, Mimi, the great building
Of the Wampach Furniture Company
was badly wrecked the Cooper building
was demolished, and Kohl & Beren's
store unroofed. Several frame residences
and barn were blown away, and trees
end fences torn up and thrown across the
hiehways in such way as to prevent
travel. At Redwood Falls, Mimi, sew
eral buildings were toppled over, and
some burned by lightning. Much dam
age to fences and crops is reported from
the country. At st. Peter lightning
burned three buildings, and one of them,
q barn containing several valuable
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08

TENTS at Foy's harness Shop, 217LosAngele
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
Overland Restaurant,

We would call the attention of the public to
the opening OF NJ. Bruce & Co.'s restaurant,
No. % East First street to-day, June II, 1888.
This place will be hrst-class in all its appoint
ments.. Open day and night Private rooms
for ladies' Best French cooks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08

Vienna Buffet, corner Main and Reduena
streets. for good, nourishing food
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08

Strangers and visitors never fail to meet
friends at the Vienna Buffet corner Main and
ReOueua streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
THE MILLIoNA1RE's HOME.

After Morton had finished speaking he
invited his visitors to luncheon, which
was ready to be served on the balcony,
which is a beautiful one; rich wooded
land extends as far as the eye can see,
and at the bottom of valley brook
bubbles along; in the distance the Cats
kill Mountains stand in prominence.
Estee gave toast, 1.-THE next Vice Pres
ident, !" to which Morton gracefully re-
sponded. The party then entered car
riages and were driven to Ellerslie, where
they had q delightful time inspecting
Morton's new park.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08

Fine meals at the Dew Drop. Redondo Beacq
twenty-five cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
POLITICAL Nntaa.

The Eighth ward Republicans held q
meetpg last evening Ia the Institute
Building, wish Walter B IckmAster pre-.
eidirg, bat pothlpg outside OF routine
butiness WA tIApsacud. ADoih OF
M citing will be held Oh Saturday night
In Kendall's Brildine, KEkwood street
bet Seen Seventh aud Eigt th, when five
delegates and alternAtes will ba elected
N the State Convtn len. Three mem.
bers Of the County Commlttee will
also Be selected.
The Republicans Of the Third ward
will also meet on Saturday night a. 4
o'o'ock at the Office Of Llpdley o Kent,
Frout and Monroe streets, 10 elect dele.
eates to the 6ta.e Convection and sslCcl
Numbers Of the County Coumittee.
TIE Republicans OF the Seventh ward
viii meet Mt 7 45 tomorrow evening al
Bullock's oGice for the pUrpole Of Sc
lesilrg delegates TO the State OouveD.
tiou, three members Of the Couu.y Con.
mistee and nlminatirR a Candidate fol
Council.
A large meeting OF d mocra.s favor.
ins the ncm ration OF Council mar
Norton fer Mayor was held last even in 1
81 the hail OF the ReliRsce Engine Gem
pAry.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Cruelty TO oniidrap.

This morning Charles and Sarah Mo.
Cafron were arFaiRned before Judge
Cummins charged with cruelty 70 their
lO-year-old daughter, Sarah MoCarron.
The parties live ut No. 1925 Mcdowell
etrest, and the arrest was made Nv
Special AGENT Stout, OF the 8. p. @. q.
and Officer Hanna. The evidences
showed that the child was shAmefully
neglected and that frequently she had
20 seek nishps lodging or something
TO eat from some Of the neighbors. Ii
was also shown that tbe father seut her
out to buy liquor, and that he was 10.
,oxicatsd the greater part OF the time.
After hearing the esiden ss, the Judge
seltsnoed McOarFon 10 pay o iine OF $50
and costs, bul the woman was dis
charged The child wAa Afterwards
taken to st Peters Homo by Mr.,
Stout.
Last Monday Mr. Btout arrested Sea.
nan V. Patterson on a charseof cruelty
20 an clever year old gir named Eliie
smeliz. He had . hearing before
Squire Monaghan, when it Was shown
that The girl ls . daughter of his wife
BY q former husband. About two wee ks
ago his wife died, and Immediately az
terwards he took the child 10 family
residing At No. 704 Eat Seventh street,
and to. them they would have to tax
care OF her, Is be did not want her.
lhe lady said that IL was impossi bic
Tor her to do go, whsn PAttsEson replied
that they could put her out In the
street or do what they pltaIed.
As the child is III cted with paraly.
iis, aad will probably bscome insane,
the case was reported to Mr. Stout, who
arrested the heArtless step. father, The
Squire imposed fine OF $40 and costs,
and the child was taken to tho Child
rsn's Home, but will probably htvs TO
be taken to the insane department OF
the Almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
A Brutal Fnihar

NEW YORK, May l0.-Ligtle Martin
Wilson the 6ysAr-old son Of q oenple
residing at No, ~ Bergen street, Brook
~ n, was admitted to st. Peters Hos.
Iitsi suffering f-om intoxicAtion on
Tuesday night. BE was taken charge
o. By the Society for the Prevention Of
oEualty TO Chi,drtn ysstsrdAy. The at
ttnlion OF Sergeant White was called
10 tse toy, who Was staggering along
tolton ntreet 81 late hour IN tho even.
Ing At the Adams street station house
tie boy said that his father hAd taken
aim out Tor walk ana had given him
aontthin2 TO drink. Mrs.. Wilson &C
lc'mphnisd her sou to Jastice WhlSh's
court yesterday, hut the Society for the
Prevention q Cruelty to Cslldren vera
unable to fnd tho father.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Fifth EDITION
EX t TRA 5
explosion of RoiIe,
hart g. Bros po,
Packing Estab.|
lishment.
-FOUR MEN ISJuRED, oyE,uI
ED FATALLY

When the men re,uuss vo.
O'Clock to day at Hrn 4 H.
packing establishment, At P,hh|
Poplar streets, the foreman ,urD.|
steam on the rendsrlpg ANIL
which stood Immediately bacr
ofice.
dc thea went up ttalrs 10 .tt,I
some other duties, and came do1
about fifteen MINUTES. shortI,|
thers wss an explosion Is MOI
heavy cannon Lad been a,ei, \
shower OF dust and grease, follow
q crash and The sroAns @, vC!
men.
The Investigation showed ,h,l
some cause the large rendering ul
had exploded, ana tore lts Nsy
sneii from a mortar through nj
story office fronting on FIl,h
completely demolishins it aud h
. pile OF debris in Its train.
At the time Of the explosion
Ander Hart, John whA,ea and L
Piunket' were in the otac., A
were injured, the only wonder
that any escaped with their i've.
Alexander Hart received q sO
his forehead over the eye, aud VI
hurt In the back. Philip Plunks
injured about the lead and
Whslen is badly hurt. His head
almost all the way ACROSS, Aul
feared that he is lnju'ed iu.trlAlI
Each OF the wouEdtd uen wsidI
TO their homes and pbysieIlns
moned, who did sli in ,helr pod
case their sufa'ings Tae .sDd
machine was blown clear .hlOuE|
office and landed IN Fittd stltel :
across to the opposite cuiO,
The brick front CT lie Ctics Wl
down, and lits in the street, VII
roof fell 10. In The u!dst Of I'D
Of confusion FIRE TAs discovered
ruins, and an alarm wbs soludsd
box 13. at Fifth A1d French sls
which the department prompt
SpOnded, aud prevented lry
from that source.
The entire ctioo ia dsnolIla
the adjoining tuHd!rsS badly
aged, showing thai the iorcs d
plosion was terrib!e. The ~
heard and felt fer several
around. The foreman, when IN
reporter OF the REPUBLICAN,
could not atsign any cause tOi
ploBion as there was no more ~
tha machine than vas generally
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
CARPETS,
OIL CL LOTHS.
RUGS & MATING

Embrac cling all the new
designs in the market, ano
we extend to intending pur-
chasers t he opportunity OF
purchasing & these goods at
prices tha t will suit the most
economical.
Our stock embraces Mo.
quettes, Wiltons, Body and
Tapestry Brussels, Three-ply
Ingrains, Japanese aud China
Straw M Mattings, Oil Cloths,
Linoleur ns, &c, At the same
time look at our line d
Rugs.
We closed out from 8
manufacturer, a line o.
Smyrna rugs, in an immense
variety ot new and desirable
colors a nd effects, which we
are Oft tring at extremely
low pric yes
Window shades made and
put up to order on shortest
notice a nd at lowest possible
prices. First.class work.
manship guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Toe NEAIs Of tho A ...,.ora

The Fist day that tie assts,ors sat a
the Uity Hall, for the purpose of revis
ing tie asseesment, EiwRrd z John
s1n, . we'll known cttlz IN OF the Fourth
ward applied 10 be placed on tbe lists
Hs was vocched for bJ Samuel Il Bay
nard, and Vas the fitst white man A..
seskor Higgins entered on his books.
hr. Johnson Is . well.known pain er
and 30 10 Mr.. Higgins, Ald when ths
former went up 70 the desk Higgins ad.
dressed him in . familiar manner.
why, hello Ned2"
This fact shows that they are we'll &C
qusinted. but when Mr.. john son wen,
before the model collectors 70 pay his
isx this morning he was Informed thL,
ELMER A Johnson was on tho llst, hui
that there wae no such name a. Ed.
ward X. johnson. Mr.. Johuson ID
vary II dlgnAut about this deliberate a..
tempt 10 deprive him Of bic vote, ssS
Intends to make matters very warn toi
somseody bsiore bs is much older.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
a Coming Attraction

feIt Monday. Tuesday and We nes.
Jay evenings, Marin Hayden will SD
pear al the Opera House and presen /
th1 sensational drama entitled IA Boy
htro" Of which tine Iudiauapolis Sen.
dnel speakt as foiiows:
Martin Hayden, OF whom N uch has
oeen sAid, az ppeated ct the Opsta House
yester1ay AfteTnOGn and last night
presenting bis new play, "a boy
Hero The hou.e Was packed latt
nlght, and the audience received the
performance with evident satisfaction
some o. the scenes we're Willy Ap
llAuoed, and at no pOint did the show
uisg or fall to keep the crowd we'll.
pleased and attentive. "a Boy Hero
- ssensAtionAl, but is not overdoue, and
pay thit vii, prove q strong oarc
an 4 .0stiuR sucrssE
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
THIRD EDITION.
PniIAdsIphIa Items.

PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-Warren
Eiemau, . Well.to do and Industrious
10 dying 1t his home, No
a34s North Front street, from n wound
in ths head, iLhicted during Q quarrel
By EphrAim Green 10 Hugh Sweeney .
saloon, At 140 West Cumberland street,
Yesterday afternoon. Before enterinR z
the saloon he was warned by . young
girl, who tod him not 70 20 In, -
Green had been drinking. He dirFe-
RArded her warning and entered the ga
loon, where he encountered Green. The
latter vas considerably under the iuflu
epos Of liquor and quarrel ensued, Ia
whIoh All .he portable furniture IN lbs
place vas destroyed and Nieman waa
the Eighteenth district, sTrestsd Green.
The wound viii prove fatal.
A sec3ad fAtanty hAt occurred Gmcny
the alumni o, Lincoln University dur
ing the Iast week. DR.. l n. Kendall,
presiden OF that Institution, has re
ceived . telegram from n small town In
Connecticut seliog Of the fatal wound
ing and death Of J 8. Hal, OF the class
OF 1887, and asking Information IS 70
tbs disposal OF toe body. Hall was q
Canadian By birth sud . stoee-mason
BY trade. He was working for . few
months al this bus ness rs meAns oil
securing money TO pursue bis profes.
sionAl sludies An AltercAtion occurred
between the Knights OF Labor and non
union men. During the fracss Hail
was wounded Aad died during the past
week. The deceased had no relatives
In that part Of the country.
CLAUS Spreckels will arrive from the
West next Monday for 81 leas. years
sojourn 10 this city until his refinery
shall be In successful operation. Room
have bean engaged for him 10 the Con
tinensal Hotel As soon as he is here
he will make arrADgements for award.
ing contracts fer the construction OF
ths bulldings and machinery. Work
on the ground At Reed street 10 prepare
for tbs work OF bllidsrs has began, and
Is already fsr advanced,
u orencs NcCieliAn, Reel IA year.,
living o. 252S Mlltsr street, attemp,e j
suicide yesteid day by taking andanum.
bhe had been living with q family on
FAirhiil stree, bui was di, oharRed. .
Florence and her mother were arrested
In March Of Jas, year, charged with
causing the dts;h OF little Annie Nib
lick, by hau sinE hsT at Keps.ngton
Avenus and Z street. bat were scquit-
ted.
Isabella Heron aud William b,
WthdtT quare,el Wednesday, evening,
and the lsgtsr, II is alleged, shot the
woman in the mouth, iut,ictiug q
wound which ID not considered dan.
geiouB.
Robert AspinvA', a deputy collector
OF de snquent taxes and known
Republican poiucisn o. the Twenty
eighth ward, Philadelphia, died W led.
nesdAy, aged 81 ytafs
WiilouRhby 5oudors, a carpenter
WAS killed Wednesday by q mason,
plumb bob" falling OF bin ~ a new
building on Eighth street, Philadelphia
at which be uas employed.
The body Of 40 unknown man, nRet
abOnt o3 years, was found floating IL
the DslAvase r!vsE W siAesdAy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
s,apdins comm,u...

The follouius o s'aneine committees Of
the araud Castle, KniRhts OF the Golden
Eagle, have been appointed:
Law and Suparvislou-P. g. G.,
Charles T. MArtir, Of No. a: O.,
Jacob u. Davis, of No. 9;P.C Charles
II. Hudson, of No IL
FinAnce and Aileaee-P. O, E B.
Roberts, OF No. 2, Chairman; O., n
B. OuibeTt, OF No 10; P. C., JIG. Feb.
repbHcb, OF No. ib.
Prtnttug-P. O, Andefs2n Fielding,
Iof Nc. 8 nha;rmNr; p. O., W, s Nc.
Nair. OF NJ. 10; P. O.. Edward II Miller
.os No. 10
Appeals and arievauoes-P. q @,
Ohsrles X soeer OF No. 9, chAirmau
p G O.. J4cOb "a. Thompson, of No s:
P. u. John Il HAuce, Of No 9; P. O,
William I. Tailor, OF Nc. /; Z. O
Thomas W. Dow ming, ofNo7
Returns and C1s6en sials-P. C John
=. MeMAnus Of No. 3, chAirmau; ?. G ,
Joshua 8. Liizehbsrs Of No q PC,
Josiah Mccall oil No 9
Grand IBstrut.crs-P. O., George g.
Toppin Of No. No. sI4 Pine 81 .set;
/ p G. O.. Thom.s L. Ourlstt OF No l.
No. ais 5outh v Ia Bu-an street
Di,tr,ot Deputy Grand Chitts P @,
William L G,odiug OF No Z K-ul
county; P. O., R oberi Wilgus Of No. ls,
6uesex county.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Tha Flnn,ia

WiosA. Mn. May lO.-The Mlsslsslp
pi Iiv,r at noon Tuesday. had reached
the highest point Of TINS yea 5 Feet .
inches above low water mark. The sA "
and Hour mile, as well as the elevators
VIII remain closel until the water fail :.
MANKATo, in, May 10 Owing "a
Inc rains during the past two
wees, the Minnesota river has oy, 7.
noWed its banks and families on the low
Isnds tsve been compelled to move ou!
The river is still rising
GALENA, H. May l0-The Galena
river CONT ues TO rise, and the postofflce
and custom house at this place are near
ly surrounded by water. A number OF
railroad tracks arc submerged. A NUN.
Der OF business plac are Inundated.
DrB2VE Iowa, May 0.-Tuesday af-
NrnoOn a large sectlJn Of the ne y leyee.
being built north of the river at ihis
ace, was ssept away. Hundreds OF
lam lies are leaving their ellings, and
lworE at many ialt0riss and saw mills
haa stopp D throwing about 1000 men
out oil emplOy ment.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Rev. mr.. Lseper rspsoton to Re.lsn

READING, May Q, The indications now
arc that thsre VIII he an adjustment OF
the long quarrel in the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church OF this city. Three clergymen OF
the Lehigh PresNttry, Reys. Dr. Har
bison Earle and Pollock, spsLt two days
In Reading this weeS, with view OF
bringing ABOUT peace, and ii Is said their
Efforts were PARTIALLY successful, AID that
all that remains I make them wholly so
is the recon ciiiation OF few Of the more
radical Of the leaders. The basis Of the
.ett!eG ent, u Is ali VIII be ths voluu-
tsry resignation Of the pastor, Mr..
Leeper,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Don t Be FOJLISH!

And it would be foolish to give
up you II hard earned dollar with.
out first seeing the Biggest Bar
gains ever offered in first. class
Clothing. Don't be foolish and
pay a dollar for what ) GU can
buy for 70 cents. Do be wise,
and let US help you to save
money. Do be wise and come
land see our beautiful New
Styles ;. Do be wise, and get the
benef IT OF the Lowest Prices vet
reach ed for Honest Goods. They
wont last long. Such splendid
Iattractions as are now offered in
our Big New Stock Of Spring
land Summer Clothing. Big
Bargains, Royal Bargains ali
through the stock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
1t MAKES You Fssl IKE New

"Men may come Rnd men u
but Johnnie goes on forever" = q
to the public, Il NAL, l'lly v \,
whom every bcdy knows p5 Itsl1
term OF johnnie, 10 ever 90 as9I
the tineet snapper soap 'of 'alI
fteshing ard delicious beer sII
Wines aud cigars. His unC1all
OF everything tba'n eullaiI II
Graves fof. JohnIia dfahamI
scending. AffAble way Of I, ;,t',1 x, |,
toners is worth as mu1h o. Wy
ments Visit the pjpalai J9ln
ham, 1903 Shipley streei' anu w
regret IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
-
First Ward nTeatiuc.

The Eepub.icaus Of the First ward
ase gussted to meet on Friday even
inR, May Il d o'clock ,at the Western
ho'el, corner Of Fourth aGd Ofanss
ntee.s 70 select three delegates to the
hspao ictn State Con veptlon, TO be
hslp a. Dover, on May IT. Also to
9n-o'e tntee members Of the County
REPUBLICAN Committee. Also at the
same 'lme eld plaza q candidate fuI
DouhGlt on TIE Republican ticket for
tAu 5ifst sAfd will be chosen.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
80 warren Club

The Warren OlnI ~ sp'l Hi sSa|
taxing p!aoa a. the t,lss,. easc psn III, M
Front ard Uni0n stree 4, her n, Of ffj
has drawn quite . nun" Is'm b,ipG Il
TO this city, among athletic J
ber Of mem bers o. RFs'iiriI
PhiiadolphiO, Phi ai cbe':e'iM Mss,, ~ "a
Ten and worcester, G1sb. slih 4
oiaces. The Warrfn ~ e's'' . ',.rpsi
Ser Of the visitors, a Sa1 az he Spya
lat evening beaded . .y ~
Vie and Drum Gorp'' -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
nERE 10 An Easy QUESTION.
Now. Don't stop Untn You Read GvsTy
Line of TINS

Now. Don't stop Until You Rehd GvsTy
Line of TINS.
Tbs q nestion Arlses, where can i re.
ceiva tins bes' vaIue on my investment?
Tue anSVeT - au easy one. The Eoono
mJ Hal O!othier, 400 Market, lsAds
the clO;hinR trade Of this city, deals
bon1rsbly aud justly with its custom
ors, aud its 10 otto Of ons. s.priee sati1fso
ton guaranteed to every customer, or
money refaaded, means just exsct y
what I want to im press on Jour Riuds,
that l want your trade, and oAn's livt
without IL, and to secure 1t will uss
every hunesi metl oil, wGrrautlnS on
every purchase full vslue. remain,
trulI, the peoples stTvaat, Louis Fell
hti ner.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Hlaine the FayorIte.

Republican Congressional District
Convent ms we're held in Maryland yes.
ierday, to seleut District Delegates to
Chicago and District Presidential Elect
ors. From the third district coDtesting
delegates " III go TO Chicago. While ali
the cUnv' ntioDs dill not formally ez-
press presidential pref rences, individual
expressions of opinion showed tlaG
81 inc is the favorite of the majority.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Badly Hurt,

Alderman B. Seutmau vas assisting II
tear nI down stsble at Second ant
Pari.h streets on Wednesday afternoon
when a ioist gave way, and falling upoI
h head, two nails were forced into IL
wound log him very seriously, II not ia
tally. He immed ately faiu ted, when III
was r. moved 10 his home, No. 1911 Yves
Sixteenth street, and DR.. Fahey calle
10. He continues 10 very critical con
dit!on at last accounts.