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Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Now Castle Items.

About one hundred OF the members
of the NJ. u. church Of New Castle
visited their pastor on Wednesday even.
ing, carrying little tokens TO AhoW theiE
affection for their pastor and his
family. 1t was Q merry party that In.
vAded every room of the parsonage.
Rev. Mr.. Hubbard and wife did their
best 70 entertain their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Cameron, from Brooklyn, who are
spending . week at the patronage,
added very much enjoy ment to the
occasion, Mr. Cameron kindly con.
sented TO act az organist, and the ) oupg
ladies and gentlemen made sweet
melody with their volces. Refresh
ments were served. after which wAe
sung "God be with us till we meet
again" followed by HEARTFELT prayer
by Rsv. Mr.. Hubbard. Tue parry dis.
persed, feeling that their coming was
not In vain, and the bond OF love which
has been existinR between pastor and
people was more strongly cemented.
Last Sunday night, Notwithstanding
the condition Of the streets, the n. E.
Church was oroWded, and Il. L. Hub
bard preached one OF his grand ser,
mons about "Moses Climbing the
Mountain" Ii WAS portrayed &c vivid
ly that you could imARiL that all Wal
trAnspirlng before your eyes. There II
n splended choir, and some one OF the
young ladies favor the congregation
with . solo nearly every Sunday
evening.
Mr. Fred Miller who slipped and Eel
At Wilmington last week, and wa
brought 10 his mothers house is still
suffering badly with his back, but
improving slowly.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
PRICE ONE GENT.
Trial Trips Yesterday.

Yesterday O. ID. Crosby, OF New
York, general superintendent OF the
5pragus Motor Company, aud A. II.
Chad bourne and Edward Il. Hastings,
OF Philadelphia, managers OF the com
pany for Eastern Pennsylvania, Mary.
land aud Delaware, arrived in this city
for the purpose OF testing the Rlverview
extension OF the Wilmington PAsse nger
Railway. The two OARS were brought
to Tenth and Market strests and one
was taken in charge by Mr.. Crosby and
the other by W. IL. Forbes. Among the
party In the cars were g. N Trump,
J. q. Lighthipe, cleo
triclau, and j. 8. Morrison, OF tie VIII
minRton City Electric Company; Geo
II. Bates, Esq, James H. Begss, j. p.
Almond and E, W. Head. The trip
oil one and three quarter niles was
made by car No. 26. in charge OF Mr..
Forbes, In eleven minutes. The car
was provided with new trnwl devised
by Mr.. FORBES. It worked admirably,
never once leaving the wire. Oar No.
26 made q much slower trip, much
trouble being experienced with the
brass tGAwl, which worked improperly.
1t will be replaced by one Of the Forbes
pattern. Several trips were made by
the two cars, and tbs success of the
motors was fully proven.
A great many horses on the line wert
more or less startled by the whizzini
noise made by the motors, but IL wal
evident that after two or three views o.
the cars they will not mind 1t In thu
least 1t is expected to have the roat
open for business on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Itrevtti~,
the cheapest hat hOnse I'm the city
Rum ferd RrOs.' 4O4 Mark 90 stFoo1.

Inc ohohnoAt mas mouse IN the city
RumfSrd Hros.' 4O4 Market BtFoea.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Brazilian balm cures a cold; 20 doses, loc.
90 TO MurPhey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like IT,
MillArd Y. Davis, Jeweler, y E. Second st.
Fine ls X. RinFs, at HRnrs, Is n Fourth.
y. Hoop Smith, druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, o02 West Front Street.
FIRST class furniture Al Murphey's, SOs Ship
ley street.
s25O cash will buy = bIicE house. Apply
TO Heald 90.
The best cough candy al No, 4w. Second
street.
90 TO Geo. II. Murphey's for your pArioE
chamber and dining room furniture. soe ship
ley street
Ross, at Ilo Market strest, is now selling
hAts and winter goods very onaep 70 reduce
stock before reGOving TO his new store
March 2eth next, 81 2iO Market street.
90 10 II. II. hoore's stalls, n and HSseend
street market, Tor your shsiee creamery fresh
butter also the besa cream cheese Al market
price.
II you want cheap pioture frames 40 70 q.
4. BAugh, 2O3 West Second street. have
the largest stock In DelAwArei come and 500
Tor yourselvos.
10. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh street
is taking orders for the revised and lAtSsi
| edition OF samantha at Saratoga. Prloe 70
duoed 70 eLT6. Agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
/ hauled and putt good order for ths winter
send E3Gr order tP Ga 4 East & Fourth stree, riss &
phone, Number as, II will be promptly item
| ded To
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Tho Assessors.
loohMuNIoATxp.l

Noticing in your paper q few days
ago loud call for all those who had
vtsitsd the segar shops and found their
names not eegist tered on the tax list to
appear without fail before the awful
tribunal OF county assessors now 10 SEES
sion at the City Hall, aud under the
Bayard rule be assessed and assigned
the privilege OF paying q tax and vot,
ing or vote without paying, rs the case
may require. Bear in rememberRno oe
thai you must fall In line and patiently
walt until the assessment books are In
order and ready TO take down names at
the rate OF not over four an hour, and
what will 1t avail II three or four thou
sand di,franchised voters be broaRht
before the tribunal to be assessed and
slaughtered over Agsin? Win II ena ole
majority ct the next election to elect
officers and men that are not ashamed
10 be honestp Nay, brethren, 1t will
rather furnish the factions with In.
creased facilities for stereoty ping more
votes. Better remain quiet than risk
another war with fraudulent ballots. ]
for one OF the dIsfrauchised feel perfect
" willing to remain 50 and leave the
present rotten dynasty to work ont itl
own destruction. which 1t surely will
for whomsosves the gods would destroy
they htst make mad. Amt 1t SO, 1sAaci
PEACEMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Startling Disoovery.

The discovery by the inhabitants of a
loc ality hitherto unyisited by the pesti.
lent s.ourge OF fever and ague, that 1t
exists in their very midst, Is decided ly
startling. Such discoveries are made at
every season, in every part OF the Union.
Subsequently, when 1t Is ascertained, as
It invariably Is at such times, through tn
valuable experience OF some one who has
been benefited and cured, that Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bltters is thoroughly etflca'
clous eradicator Of the malarlal poison,
and means OF fortiiying the system
against It, feeling OF more security and
tranquility reigns throughout the whole
neighborhood. Besides the febrile forms
of malarial disease, DUNN ague and ague
cake are removed by the potent action OF
the Bitters, to which science also gives
It's sanction as remedy for rheuma.
tism, dyspepsia, constipation, liVel
complaint, debility. kidney troubles, and
all diseases impairlng the organs OF diges
ton and assimilation.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
CITY Council,

The regular weekly session OF City
Council was held lsit evening, and on
motion OF Mr.. Forrest, Mr.. Miller was
called upon 10 preside. The roll WAS
called and the minutes OF the last stated
meeting read and approved.
The report of the oity treasurer
showed . balance of e78,0f4 SO in the
Union National Bank to the credit Of
current ex penses, IS, ,103 OF to the cred II
of the sand lot, and Si27.04 to park
fund, He also reported having received
the following amounts: Interest, s.;
Chief Engineer Rlbisson, $50 IS; Tax
Receiver MeAIley, s9CO; Tax Rscsiver
Moody, 1900; en- Tax Receiver Kane,
S176; Clerk Of the Municipal Court Hy.
lani, el71 So
The building inspector reported that
during the month Of January he had
and received t5S as fees. The coal oil In
he had inspected 10 400 gallons of oil.
The monthly payroll OF the president t
aud mem bers Of Council, amounting TO
$3.50 &c, WAS passed and orders drawn
in favor Of the parties named.
The petition of Joseph B.oeokle for q
fire alarm box ut Ftfth and Adams
streets, was referred to the Fire Oom
mittee,
Ambrose Little petltioDed for the re.
turn OF 81 81, overpAid oApitation tax
and the petition Was referred 10 the FL
nance Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. TAy lor, the clerk
was instructed to draw = check In fAvoi
of CHARLES W. Adams In place OF one
drawn by mistake In favor OF Oharlei
W. Mason, and which Is now IN the
hands OF the City Treasurer.
The ordinance to amend an ordinance
In relation TO toe public health was, OF
motion OF Mr.. Hessiop, taken np for I
third reading and passed, subject to tn,
approval Of the Mayor.
Council then adjourned.
The following bills were passed: Ell
MoGuiIe, IS; Thomss Pagan, $283 SO
Patrick Dugan, SIS 81; John Mcbride
tl07 60; Charles Cannon, $22; Jaco'
Boxer, $i4; W. j. Rsttlng, SIS; EdwGI,
B odel, t32.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Tnn GRAND LodRe.

The regular annual session Of the
Grand Lodge A o. U W., OF the juris.
dictlon OF Maryland, New jersey, Dsl-
aware, Virginia and District Of Colum'
blA, will be held in the Lore Building,
on February 81 and 90. URder the A.
o. U. w. laws each lodge having 8
membership under 200 is entitled TO one
representative, and for every additional
hundred or fraction thereof an addition
al one Is allowed. In Delaware there
are eleven lodges. At present ths
grand lodge representation Is about Isl
and the A. .. U. W. hemb bershiI
about 6000. Private routine baslness
will require the attention OF the lodgt
the first day, and all other business in
Guiding the election OF officers will
come up on the second day Of the ses'
sion.
The grand Off oers who will be pres
emit are: Past Grand Master ]. j. Gal
lagher, Wilmington; Master Workman
W. II. Vermilliun, Jersey City, N. j
Foreman. j. A. VanSAnt, Camden, N
OVersseT, j. W. Dlefendorf, vii
minRton; Guide, Walter A. Barrow
Mt. Holly, N. j.; WatohmAn, VIM. 81
Boulk, Wilmington; Recorder, A, b
Colbert. Baltimore, Md; Receiver, NJ
Hirah, Baltimore. Nd Trustees, j. j
KeArslng, Newark, N. j ID. M. Reese
Baltimore, Md. ,A.B. Jones, Whining
ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
A Dramatic Eyont.

The annual visit Of Atkinson g.
Cooks Dramatic Combination is An
event that is looked for by thousands In
this city, with the keenest anticipation.
These gentlemen always have frat class
people, and every play Is given In the
very best manner, with appropriate
scenery and costumes. This year the
combination 10 even better and stronger
than ever, and the leading roles In each
OF the plays will be sustained by Mr..
ThomAs E. Shea and Miss Aunit
Louise Ames. both OF whom come high
~ endorsed By the press of other cities
The engagement OF one week will open
next Monday night with"rhe DAnites,
play that ID well known in this city
and as the admission will only be II
and 20 cents, or so cents for . reserved
seat, the house Will no doubt be crowd
al
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Al,nn Enr Hnnt.

e hes, hunt for years came on
edussdAy, near Harvey station,
Z was participated In by the dogs
"a. Juhn almond, and a few more
fnunItg io7s owned by parties In
el2htorhuoi. Mr.. John &. Beeson I,
at lover u the aport, started with
oble TsrG about 7 o'clock in the
Ding, aud when near the farm of
Jesse Sharpe the dogs got q sniff of
heynard, which they never lost for
We hou.s nor neither were they
Nj heaTug Of the huptsmen for that
8th Of time. There was no riding
\ farms, tearing down fences, run
B over Wlsit fields and trampipg
b 'hs grain by the gallant huuts
but they Could start In one place
see the fox every ten minutes,
Pie neyts WAS q finer lot Of dogs run
p the samr kround 30 many times.
D dogs aUG loI we're all in one field
fthtr, and many times they worked
blight Tie naighbors shouted them
PES Almo't hOsrse at tue eplendid
pit hr Ntes0n only wished he had
4 iavorite dog Jolly" in the pack, ai
would have made 1t more interest.
>, About o'clock in the afternoon
4 OF the hrutsmsn called on Mr.. J
bacOomo irt reinfoi cement OF doRs
after being fnrnishhd they woulC
follow him, 30 the tired dogs rattlel
pntl ahont 7 O'Clock In the evening z
"a thty wera called of by the hunts
and tbs noble dogs started 20
after iHs!i Eas day sport
II, W.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Exhibition OF Embroidery.

Those interested In decorating and
making their homes beautiful should
call and Inspect tue exhibition OF em.
buoidered household articles Mt the
Singer Mfg. Co.'S office, No. $40 Market
street. This is certainly the fnsst thing
OF the kind ever seon in Wilmington.
lAdies should not miss the opportunity
OF seeing to what use that most useful
household article, the New High Arm
singer machine, oAn execute. No. SIC
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Charged with lLArosny.

A oolored woman named Fannie
Smallwood WAS charged before Judge
Cummins this morning With the larceny
of o shawl, valued 1T 81, from Margaret
Griffin. also colored. Margaret said
that she left the shawl at Mrs. BRoon'e,
and that 1t was taken from there by
Fannie, who refused TO give 1t up when
she met her with 1t on In the street.
Fannie declared that she had never
seen the prosecutor but onoe before, and
wouldn't have the shawl for a gift
The Judge held her for further hear
ing tomorrow morning, when 1t Ia
probable other testimony will be heard
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
sohnol ExamInntIonn

Examinations are now going on In all
pubtic schools OF the city, above the
tenth primary grade. Promotions will
bs made on next Monday. The usuA |
upper grade movement will take place.
o sing to the number OF pupils of all
ages taken from the public schools By
the parochial, there 10 no particular
pressure for seats at present. The total
number OF pupils enrolled in December,
was Q. sos, 230 lass than the correspond
ing month In 1886. AT the High School,
there are fifteen pupils preparing for
gradual on and II is likely that all will
be successful in the examinations. Vi
these eight are In the boys, anl seven
In the girls department.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
sale of Real Estate.

The Mitchell tArm of so acres, situA'
ted near Drummond's Hill, Mil Creek
Hundred, will be sold ut public sale at
StidhSm's auction room, at 2 O'Clock,
on Saturday afternoon, in order to close
up the estate. Persons who wish to in
yett 10 land, or engage Ia farming,
should attend the sale, rs they may 80
cure good bargain.
The Greenbank mill property will
also be sold at the same place on the
same afternoon. 1t is eligiOly situated
and we'll worth the attention of any
one wishing TO engage in business.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
List OF Paplio sales.
EAHFUa~

February.
4, Heald h Go, real estate. city.
4, VIM. ii. Mitchell, Admtnistrstor, city
s, James Nc nahon. BtAn1yWile ID.
y J. J Moore N. q. HID.
y, Roberts h HRnuum, Chester, Pa.
y, J. W. Harris, Peno Idet lid.
10, Harry smith, W. U. u Id.
IS y. Stewart, Pencader HID.
IL, W. Y. Warner, Wilmington.
10, Emma and Julius UIsrk, X, l.. HI.
10, Adam DAyett, PenoR1er Hd.
10, A. IL. Tyson, horses, Chester.
20, David Kiatr, Onristiana ID.
20, n. Frank Duncan. m. q. Hid.
u, John N. Loo, Brandywlns HID.
2l, W. Y. Warner, Wilmington.
a, A. Brown, W. u. u Hid.
"a, Thomas y. Robinson, 0randywlne HID.
20. MeFarIin h Jordan, Nsw OAstle HID.
%, A. Baxter, New Castle HID.
~, George cochran near Ian len berg, Pa
~, John Pyle, Christians HID.
Is, william Lyman, W. u q. HID.
28, J.'O. hutohtson, ADpoquintmink HI.
T, Daniel Draper, " q. q. HID.
20. Thomas Malcy, He'd Lion Hd.
March.
l, Larkin's estate, city,
/, %. Il. Hill, Ohris.iana Hid.
], Samuel Carlisle, ". u. q. lid.
D Stock and farming utensils, Brandy Hid
0, y. II. and J. q. Dienl, N. U. HID.
O. James u. Morrlson. W. u, u. HID.
O. ID, b. Ferris, Psnoaier HID.
7, Thomas wilson, CAristlana Hid.
g. Harry MahAtiy, Brandywino I'D.
g. X. y. Fisher. MIL Greek hid.
ID, George II. Foster, Oh istlanA nd.
IA, Mrs. Jos. X. Lyman, M. y. HID.
ID, tiofden & OonBWay, Brandywine Hd.
IL, Ben iamin Lee. ID. q. HID.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
AID AhlSaIi FOR.

The Executive Board OF the Miners
and Mine Llborers' Aualgamased As
sooiation met at EvetsOn, Pa, on
Thursday and unanimously resolved to
issue . circular to the mon bers Ia the
OonnellSville region asking aid for the
Reading strikers.
The Convention of District Assembly
No. IS, ut PlttstoD, on Thursday
adopted resolutions urging citizens to
90 operate In favor of Government tele.
graphs and against trusts, pools and
monopolies, and pledRinR one days
wages per month for tha support of the
Lehigh and Schuylkill miners.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
The Heading strike

PoTrsvILLE, Pa Feb. 2 Although
no far IS suTfaoe indications are con
cerned, an authoritative relipq quishment
Of the strike is still As far OF as ever.
the work Of resumption Is gradually
but steadily progressing. The Joint
Com mittoo has authorized the resump
tion Of work ut any individual oolliery
ooncsding the per cent. advance,
stipulatinR only that the GOAL shipped
shsll be diverted from the Rssaiiug
Railroad At the nearest possible point.
The Reading Company mad thirteen
collieries At work to-day. The new
ONES 10 start were Kohinoor. West Bhe
nAndoah and Shenandoah City. The
break In the Shenandoah district seem 8
10 be decisive.
The other company collieries at work
are the Keystone, Tunnel Ridge,
Brookside, Alaska, Locust Spring
Henry OlAy, Lincoln, Glendower, Suf
ber OF men now At work in the various
Reading collieries is about 1900. Tht
priv ate COLL srles heretofore reported are
still st work, and Employing probably
1000 hands.
THE COAL OUT PUT INCREASED.
sHESAsDoLH, Pa, Feb. 2.-OhAir,
man Lse and Secretary Duty. OF tht
Joint Committee, oAlled . meeting oi
the VIM Penn miners iAst night when
It was found that they had resolved 4
go to work independent Of the railroad
strike. Only > small portion Of tn,
men attended, and they were the dis
oontented elem snt. L.e spoke to then
for quite . while, pleading for them &c
remain out. The majority Of those pre-
sent voted with him, but over four hun
dred OF the regular employee reported
for duty this morning.
A few Hungsrlans from town wh
work there were met and driven bach
this morning, bat PROSECUTIONS 10 pro
tect them in future have been taken
The oolliery shipped over l26 cars G
coal today.
Shenandoah City Ooliiery worke
with about one fourth o; its usua
foroe and prepared considerable Goa
West shenandoah also made brea
with q small force of men. Both ar
X sding collieries, and expect an ir
creased force out 70 morrow. 1urke
; Run mine failed In ITS effort TO get int
operation. The Kelley Ran miaI
worked without any hindrAnce.
John Burns, OF this town. WAS oAugh
this mcrning beating . Polish work
man on his way to the niue, and wa
arrested and put under $500 ball fo
court.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Special Mention.
DIR. t,lrnrns. eye Uare.

The finest eye tonic, eye strengtheneI
and promoter Of clear, heAlthy, strong
sight Weak, infiAmed and sore eyei
are quickly cured. Long sightednees,
or short or near sightedness Is wonder
fully relieved by restoring the losi
action OF the nerve, by removing oil
raralytio or oongestive tendencies,
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyes are made
we'll by using this famous eye medi'
cine. $50. aad coo. bottles supplied
Main depot Fourth and King streets,
WILMINGTON, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
ItianlI the Talk Of rown

On the 2ssh day OF last Novem ber
Mr.. Louis Fallhtimer. our young,
popular aud tnterprisinR CIT ssn, took
possession OF his new bulldog, now
fauously known ss Ecoromy Hall, No.
4O6 Market street. Ia con nversation with
our reporter this m lrning in regard to
his r ID Letter Sale the gentleman re-
quested us to announce that the sacri-
ice will continne until he returns from
the EAstsrn markets, where he intends
making some wonderful purchases, and
wishes it mentioned that he will con-
tinue of srlnG unheArd OF bIrgains until
further notice. There is no occasion to
pay S23 for a salt. when you can Duy q
beauty for $40. There IS no ooc aston to
pay Sl8 for a suit when you can buy
one elegantly made and trimmsd for
So Business sntts as low as ti25; dress
pants for 81 80, and strong, tron-clad
working pants for 80 cents; boys suits ,
worth IS. for Sl.7S, sad knee pants for
36 cents at no other plaza than the
Economy Hall, 400 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
want rhem Lynched .

A despatch from st. Joseph, Mo-, says
the women living In the southwestern
part Of that city are circulating peti.
ton TO have Hooneok aud Buelling,
wife murderers, lyuched. The petition
already has several hundred signatures.
mr. Augustine. the man In whose house
Hooneck commi itted the murder, says
the women have grown weary Of the
dslay and are trying to work up feel
ing among the sterner sex that will In.
duce them to take the law Into their
own hands.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Pretty W oman.s scorer.

LOOK YOUNG rs long az You can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or ageinR
OF the skin by using LEAURELLH
OIL. Elegant for clearing complexion.
rough akin, ohapped face or hands.
Keeps the hands and face Boft and
smooth. Preserves youthful, plump
ooHdition Of the features. Only eab-
stance existing that will prevent OF
arrest tendency 10 wrinkles. An elegant
dressing and preservAtive tonic for the
hair. No oil or grease. Ask for Leau.
relie Oil. Sl.00 At druggistE.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Prof. Beobtel,s Ros,sna,ion.

ELKToN, Md, Feb. 2.-Prof George
M. Becntel, who became principal Of
the Elkton Academy about four months
since, when VIM. NJ. Foulk resigned to
take charge Of Rugby Academy, viii
miuRtoD, Del has rendered his resie.
nation, and II has been accepted by the
board OF trustees. Mr.. Beohtel was foI
many years principal of Went Noting
ham Academy.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
,Iosst Ho,maaa All Eight.

New YORK, Feb. 3 Josef HofmS ann t,
the boy musician, can give four per-
formances Il week In New York here
after He has sometimes given eight.
E.bridze T. Gerry, president OF the 3d.
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Childse ten, oomplai5ed few days ago
that the child WIS overworked. This
afteruoon, in the presencB of Mayor
Hewitt. Health CJm mmissloner Bryant
and Drs. Jsneway, Hamilton and Say re
examined him.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03

j sEEMs hal the day is not far dis.
when the Telegraph will be super
Ell by the telephone for the trans
|bn OF business betwee plaoss not
y than three or four hundred miles
\ A ieW nights since the Electric
! OF New York formally opened
rev rooms, and during the even
bhe gussIs conversod with friends
Philadelphia, B)sion, Albany end
n cities by means OF telephone,
ply SaoWlng thai this Instrument,
hprovei, eau We used for long dis
es, The possibilities OF the tele-
be ore great aud there 10 every reA'
y believe that ere many years 9
can g,Aud In his ofh 20 in Heu
and cony6rEe with 9 friend or Z
\ |ness correspondent in San Fran
as esslly Ls though he was but 9
!. block, d.s!an..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Dr. slmms, 81 nlte PuImonle balsam,

the great leading lung remedy Of
Wilmington, Del. No one ever reaches
consumption who uses IL In time; II
will al lWays prevent and most frequent
ly cures consumption. It stands unex
celled for curing coughs, hoarsenesr
Group, sore throat, 80, SOC. and 81 100
Depot Fourth aud King. Sold BY
dealers,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
A Fina Asaortment.

Powell, in the Third street market.
has o very fne lot OF white fish, fresh
cod, haddock, smelts, sun, perch and
all other varieties In season, all OF
which will be exposed on his stalls to-
morrow. For the accommodation Of his
customers, he will keep open untll 10
o'clock t)-mOTrow night.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
OF for Florida.

VIM. Bright, Esq. and his good
wife took the eight o'clock train this
morning, gong south by way OF Balt!-
more aud Washington, for Jackson
vile, FloIida. Tpey have lived to-
gether over half q century and yet they
appear &c robust aud jovial as many q
pair Of sol,roely half their years.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
sunail.Pox.

The steamship Belglo. which arrived
at San Francisco yesterday from Hong
Kong and Y Y)kohnna, had four cases oil
small pox on board and was quaran.
tined. She Is the fourth successive
steamer from China with small pox Oh
board.
The Bureau OF Animal Industry hat
declared n quarantine on all cattle IL
Hudson county, New Jersey. This ID
done to stamp out pleuro- pnsu monisi
wbi ,h exists very generally in the
county.