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Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
MNICK-KNACKs.
AT AMBROSE 8. orrEy.

A man who fiiris systematically is 3
di.erAcaful thing.
Blessing We enjoy, by what means
soever IL may be conferred upon us. is
the glft OF Him who 10 the great author
OF GOOD.
Charity is the com fort Of the sfi lcted +,
the protector Of the oppressed, the re
oonollsr Of differences, tho interoessor
for offenders.
Don't, young man, ever take q sulky
girl to ride is Q buggy.
Every one tries to think his or her
money is the chief means of changing
the untamAble barbarian to the mild
ness OF the cooling dove.
Fools never perceive where they are
I'll timed or al placed.
Gtntleness oOrreets Whatever 10 offen.
sive 10 our msuners, aud by o constant
train Of humane attention alleViateB
the burden OF common misery.
He who wishes TO exert q useful In.
iusnce must be careful to insult no.
body.
IL 10 the man with the sauoy wife and
busy mother In Law who never reads
spesobes. He hears too many OF them.
JealonSy very often breaks up q life
lorg friendship, and jeaiousy IL the
most dsbasing, and dttsstable. and de-
moralizinR Of all sentiments.
Keep your mind from Atheistlcal
thoughts, IS II there we're no Provi,
denoe, no wise Governor Of this world
for these are nothing but tho helllsh
Suggestions OF the devil, against which
lot us tt1p our ears.
Little girls, when quite small, have
. doll baby; when they grow up they
generally have . doll-man
Mutmuriug people think everything
done BY themselves too mnch, and
everything done for them too little.
None but the temperate, the regular
and the virtuous know how to enjoy
prosperity.
Our Ignorance OF what 10 going to
come and what Is really good or evil,
shop Id correct anxiety about worldly
success.
Poor men are free from many EN- i.
bArrsssmeuts to which the rich are
subject
Qleer IS 1t may be, o man may DOS
sess the talents OF sn angel, yet he may
be fool.
Rest is In heaven aud We are on tho
earth where nothing lives but crosses,
cares and grief.
selhshness OF Joy is one Of . lovers
greatest charms.
The ladies generally defend them
selves for the az, OF their hustle BY
saying that they Ain't responsible for
ans thing that goes on behind their
baoks.
Uniformity 10, Ia no respect, the
genius OF the world. Every man is
marked by some peculiAIity, which dis
tinauiBhes him from another.
Virtuous youth gradually brings for.
vAid accomplished and hOuiishing
manhood.
Whatever be your rank, Providence
Will not, for your tAhe, reverse Its es.
tAblished order; but eDjoined us 10 take
head 10 our wayA
Experiences has taught uB that what
ever 10 mans estate, be what Ii may =,
be is poor II he does not live within Il.
Y0u can load the wheels Of tine and
prevent them from carrying you along
smoothly.
Z4alOusly let us always consider how
much more We have than we want;
how much more unhRppy We might be
than We really are
-Claymont, Feb. 1. 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Asolde.ts oa tho Delaware.

PHILAnELPEIA A Feb. a Naviga
tiou Uu the Dri4 = are is sIiI greatly In
terfe7ed with by the heavy Ice aud dur
Ing yesterday many accidents were re
por cd Toe DIston stesmer Norman,
Captain Snow. NV led the tnR George
W Pride, Jr, ir the river aud dam
RRei her sterp. The tug was oonsid
etably auosgsd ANout the upper works
and had her stern stove in.
The Bending collier Berks and the
British steamship Hopet0wn were also
IN collision While janDed in the ice.
The Hopetovn wSs anirjurel, but the
Bzrks had stern shove in and lost top.
sail sDi ulusIks The steamer Espon
OF the Fall R.Ver LRP, Captain Sher
man, had her eta board bow cut oom.
p.etely through 0H the Ice.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
The MYatao Chain

Department Buprtms OomnIsiE
Lemuel Mari, Supreme Vice Css
mander Horace Rstte~, ComnIBis
u. Il. DeveTell and Taylor WlAR
sham, ali Of this city, with Pa,i sssl
Commander Charles N,ylor and WI
Powell, Of Palestine Castle, P1ilits
phia, went to Dover yesterday lha
noon. and last evening insti.u.el u
lumbia CASTLE. No. 4 Knights Of y
Mystic Ohain, with the folio Kiig 4
osrs: 8 X Dom Il d Coed, K y
Oom W. II Powell: TX. L, D.
Buckinsbsm; o.. W. A. X ggs; Esi
J.. E. White +. g., II. WesO., I, J.
A. SuydAm; A \ g., j. Meailhsi
Y OF g.. A. Dauuif; A O. ni S, y
DAnDis; ! g., J. K. wi sol o GlV
Person.
The ceremonies took place 10 Oa
FalioHs' Hall, and at the conc lda
the visitors were escorted to tie X u
p. Hall, where . bounteo1s cOlAln
was served. The new oA.tle starts sln
twenty five mem bers, and vii. no is'N
prove . tuccetB.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
To RtkuG 90 = Hta,.b.

NEW YoRK, Feb 3.--A lght to dalsa
Ia likely 10 be the outcome oi the DenR
tey- -McCafirey ten round go. Dempr
said yest rdsy Of MeCahreJ He i !
good man and hard to hit" DtmpN
may well cay that, Tor out OF huuir
or so vicious cuts he aimed at McClrr1
only twelve got fairly home, and iaiI
halt OF the twelve wer, light blows NJ
CAffrey landed on Dempsey sixteen tins
but only few OF his blous were full lore,
The hardest blows Of botn meu mlEr
ried. Dempsey worked the dodrl
racket to perfection, paying McCstIyy h
his own coin. He worked Nc Gairrey jus
as MeCafirey worked Sullivan al CBeI
natl hcCAiirey paid more attention h
trying TO knock Dempsey olt With da
hard right. hander than TO light IplrH
for points, and as tie sequel shows, nab
. mistake, Dempsey ran about n nai
AggrAvating manner, always keeping ai
OF reach Of MsCafirey's light hand, 10
near enough to rush in and jab or sHz
with his own left hand. DempeJ u
many more times than McCaiIrey but. u
not land as fr quently. MeCaiifey An@
yet returned TO this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Congressional.

In tho United States Senate on
Wednesday Mr.. Cameron introduced .
"service pension bill" Mr.. Push spoke
In favor OF the BlA'r educational dill.
The House ado pied . reOolu zion for the
appointment Of . special com mmittes to
In vestigate the cause, extent and effect
Of the Reading strike, Gnd also to In.
qulre into the difi ,ulties existing In
the L.hiaa and eohuylkill coal eyIon
between the minit q corporations and
the miners. Mr.. RIynor. OF Mary lAud +,
vas the principal champion tf the
resolution, snd his remarks elicited
frequent applause A bill vas passed
extending the leave Of absence 10 the
employee OF the government printing
on CO to thirty days.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
DIED
DILLMAU.-C

tie slst Of January ot
psion, Alfred 5. ii Imam, aged 81
Relative and friendr alto tho members o.
heokuE Tribe. No. 3, l. q. Ned Men, are re-
the residence Of his brother In lAN, o, l3lp
1Aeetuut strest, on Friday afternoon, Ser.
vices At the houle at 230 D. M. Intorment
At hivervlew Cemetery,
hhNDLE.-Sn the 9tst ult., at the res
asnce OF John X. lie tisoker, Iron HIT.
aged 81.
heiatiVei and friends arc respectfully 10.
vitod - attend the funeral on Saturtay,
tbh INST, 70 prooeed to ths Old Swsds'
nnuIon Wliningt07, Lel., for service and
a m' arriving 1T the church At O'clock D
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Dressed Lac Due,.a

PIrrsRURo, February Three girls
from JohnstoWn, who had hed irom the
clutches Of the law In that town, after
having given u 900 each for their ap-
pearanse al the next term of the Cam
bria County Quarter Sessions Court, were
arrested in Allegheny this morning. They
all wore pantaloons and were dressed IN
the style of the male dude. Prominent
citizens OF Johhstown were on their bond
After coming to the city the police got on
their track and the JohnssoWn 0hief of
Police came for them To. day. They will
return this evening. Their names are
Lizzie Thompson, Jennie Hill and Liddie
Bell.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Fifth EDlTiOH,
a Uoinmiisee WS,i.. iif....,.. -.

"A oofnmittee Wat Upon the Ns--;
Lat evening q commiitee M r.,
lican citizens waited unor npuo-
Rhoads, at his reside zoe, IN aror
that sons different hrysrq mqusss
should be mare IN regard IN ~ .aees
seement OF ansirs as the city hail Al,
ing the time the asH ssoTs are holS,..
their session. The COMMITTEE y,s mug y
oeived In the most courtsous ma". 70
and tie Mayor assured them lb., aI, w'a,
should not be any eauae Tor oomn,.,l. ssle
70 day. on account OF per,o1s s e,,aN
admitted ,hrS uRh the back doc, ~
would station an oficer thsI, v,ns"
struotions 70 admit no one. ss..I,
other tbines were suggested h, ~
COMMITTEES and ooncnrreI I'm ~ M
Mayor. which 1t 10 believed ropI M
the tfSo! Of preventing any ,rIussm
day. ''@'s~
This Mayor was walled nnp n.
morning By . representative ii III. is ~
PUBLIsAh, and In answer 10 bl. Ian,
ries sAiu: Il had Q very plsa,,"
terview with the com mmitip, bn, -,
IL urderstood that while | s.n s,SI
intend TO control the pollos ~.
eeFo " p'odOt NubboVtr over tha "A
tiOns OF the as,eBsors. IhAye ulv,n..
oni GERS their Instructions and Ipts,a !,
remsin here 10 see that they ara oSsS.s
An ofhcer 10 stationed At tie doo,.,,
at the head OF the rear stIlfS,7 M
orders to permit no one to enter b, A.,
way, and l exDeot the order 10 he oA.,'
cd TO the letter. As fast as men -,
their name, on the lists tney c,p IA
their vouobsr, come ont tia, VA, ,na
avoid pushing thrGugh the cr).i ~
my own part, l wou d like 10 ,ss .v,,,
man who Is eligible Riven The opDon..
nifty TO have his name n acrd on n.
] pts,nnd II Il weie In my power Uo5u
As,ih them. but rs l sAil heior, b.vs
NO more control over the slsssof, ar
their actions Than you have an uo.
ashamed Of my adminlstrAIIon thu,hr
and do not intend tha, aay man an
the force shall do anything 10 male ma
ashamed Of II for the isE r,maloluS
months OF my term"
After leaving the Mayor he rspottet
went out ln the corridor sud alsa An
cficer at the foot Of The stA,tvAy, and
upon Roi"e around front sod tnlern,
the Oily Hall found another oLs ia.ds
the der.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
stilI Worrying AIOrg,

Tho ASSESSORS are Itul killing time a.
the City Hall and putting a. few bAmss
IS psssible on the lists They resumed
operations shortly after 9 O'Clock this
morning and Continued until the Arat
stroke OF IL O'Clock, when they dis
plsyed more energy In clotipg their
books and getting out than they had
shown all day. As . general thing
good order prevailed and the Rspubli
cans bore patiently with that, which
they bad no power TO remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
The rren,on sails.

The United StAtrs steam iOop
war Trenton called rom the Bo'lyA
navy yard yesterday ana VstilS ~
bound for the Pacific squai'O1. eaen
reported to bs In n periec' Hs,0s.Ssn 10y 6Nn
condition, having had aOOu' ssT. W.,
spent upon her for repairs 10 voc 49, -
fs~ m 1nlhs. IL Is said IhA' aIS
spending q few months as hh''DP-m
the Pacitc fquAc ron she VII ~ a.,
Mare Island 10 have new boilers y.
into her. These new byi!tTs Nste.I NI
Rinaliy buit for the monitor hi'J hV'rJ
u Ok, but as II ore votes ean be oOtS.I~ y,
for the Democrats IN CIufrniA "
cteAsing the force Of work htu Nv
Mare 'lsnd navy yard. hey u"
made 20 d TIE Trenton ItLt IA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Locai 1 ed in Kansas.

Charles II MlclAry, who wAs a mem
bar OF tbs 8 xth sud Beven'h Delaware
Reg elhtnts, hAb located in Ford County
KAngns, and eRRsRed In The real ettAte
business. He Is a compel nj man, and
should any Of toe citizens Of our State
Wish tn know anything 10 regard Il
land In Kat ~, they should cal hit
services iEtI 7, r,qnisiiiIn. His brOlh' r
Jacob MacNary, continues to reside
near SmYrnA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
she accused tho aIAa Of cod

CHlcAGo, February 1.-The ht' s,,S ~,
BiushiDgbAm, pastor OF the AaA sSy ,as.
Methodist Church, WAS arrts'e / 'a' NJ, NJ
noon upon warrant sworn ou' " ~
Eva Parker charging him WIN 'l' al
nifty of her chil6. born on New ~
Day. Mr. Brushingham was 'Shsu Il.
fore Justice and his ball p aced a. "a, y
500 Memhers Of his church "a,
boudsmen for him and he was Feltisl ti,.,l,.
He says there is absolutely no '0''
tiJn t.r the charge,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
- EGlSrBR's ORDER.
~ REG ls'rER's OFFICF,
NV CAhTLE LOIkrI. Dol.

November eth, issT.
Upon the application OF AibAnis l.. Ahdsr-
son. Administrstor Of 1heOdsrs Anderson,
late OF PtnnsylNtniA, deceHaed, N l. ordered
aud directed by the Register that the
AdminislrAtoF Aforesaid, give notice OF grant
ing OF letters of Admintatration upSn
the estate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof By causing advertisements
70 he posted within Forty days from the date
OF such letters In six OF the most public plAoes
OF The county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate 70
present tile same or abide by an Act or A.
senblY in such ease made and provided and
also cause the same to he inserted Sithin tht
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, .
neuspaPer published In Whining ION, bel.
ana 70 be continued therein three weeks,
- Given under the hAnd and Seal OF
L, b. DAlre OF the Register aforesaid, At
- Wilmington. In New Castle COunty
sIOreSaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
horiCE,-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present tht
same, duly attested ~ the Administrator OF
or beioTe NOV. lsvh, lssS, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made ana provided.
ALBASlS l.. ANDERaOB.
Admin strator
Address, ll4
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
A Robbsrs' oavs.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2-Ol going to In
vsstI9Ate a mysterious light under the
sicewRlE in Ohiosgo, on Monday night,
Two pIicenen found small entrance
to d cave IN the gtound, and on pursu
iIg the starch came to spacious room,
tLzrdrd by a 13.year old boy named
minnie RJnes The boy had . revol-
'tr 10 his hand and challenged the en-
,e't. A numbeE OF rsvolvers hung
AUOut tho panerai walls.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
A OrAnk At tho Cnpital.

WAsHISGToE. Feb. 1, 1898 Tho po.
Ice arrested and looked up N night
Abraham Isascs, . Russian jaw, OF
New York, who came here 70 COLLECT
money which he imagined President
Cleveland had defrAuded him of.
lssaos, who Ia evidently q crank, said
that $1,000 was dus him by the govern.
ment and the President had retained II
for bis own use. He intended going to
the White House with q big bulldog
aud demanding OF the Preeidont that
he settlo up accounts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Found Dead In a Fiaid.

suMEKsET, Pa. Feb. 2.-Rev, Cornelius
Birkley, n minister Of the German Baptist
Church, was found dead In field near
Somerset, Penna on Tuesday. He start
I'd to walk home across the fields fiom a
neighbor's house on Saturday. The snow
was very deep and the weather intensely
cold, with heavy wind. Nos reaching
home a search was made, and his body,
lying face downwards, was found IL the
snow. He Was 40 years old.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
n 6ood Suggestion.

A well.knoWn gentleman suggested
this morning that committee OF oiti- :
EenP, composed OF three from each
party, should be appointed 10 sit At the
City Hall daily during tho time the
Astessors are taere, for the purpose Of
seeing that they attend to their duty,
and make little more haste in placing
names on the lists. This is DothlnR
more than fair, And II ssems . pity that
It WAS no. made and acted on before
this
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
oaI,e n Onanse

Pcstc fiioe inspector Max 'ta ,pId
this Sity this morning, sno ts, 4 ~
Monday be was In ULarlotIe, l'
that the thermometer rtbu ss ii
From there to DAnville, Va o,, tDg "
No ti"e Ia the car, aud hnl O.V, Vs,,rli
windows thrown open, but s'ui u,,i,,sssd v
\ little further north were oDa "a ~
close up overy thing, light hf,S s,Jp
on heavy coats. He was on u Igti =
Ph,Iadelphis, and will so from
Knoxville, Tenn.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Desperate FIgnt with Robher.

eALIsBURY lid r b / "A youup
man living n Tyatkin, while riding
home on hortebs on Saturday night
was Accosttd by o highway man, whe
stopped his horse nnd ruled him from
HIS saddle A hand 10 hand tcufIl en-
sued, but be sueJtede3 IN beating hi:
Assai a t { fl, hiNr having his cl1thiug
near,y torn oil by the ~uuli be robber
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
nUanRle,i sheen

Dogs RJt ihlo the Nh fo'1 On tbs
farm Of the late Caleb Wladl-, of Ken,
nett Tow usblD, last SA -urlay night and
mAng!ed eeyerAl sheep go osdiy tbs,
they hal I'd be kiii.d The coloied
man head a lively CON nDntiDn among
the sheep du-iDg the NTH, 6ul did no,
get up Ani Investigate the cause of tn,
disturbance
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
RArd Du me beii

A PARTY waning boy sent an ad
verti.em nj 10 OF 10 OF the Wilmington
palers, for which she wHs charged 10
cents for iurtItiue one tine. Not re-
ceivluR one applicant from the puhlica
tion Ebe hsd 'bn advertisement sent TO
the REPUBLIC d n, to be pub iahCd
twice. "a. ius 81 cents II bsd only
appesred OF 90 when word was sent TO
our til "a to pie ace tahe that adv out,
Rs II ass hard on the door bo.I."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Psrsonsl rnaounter at pAnvllle.

DASvILLg, V Feb Hon. A. NJ.
Aikru, Fl Juoee and juo gee cot Ct the
Hastings Uouri of Dsuvilie aud City
COUNCILMAN r. 8 Arne,t had . per.
soma euo1nptsr m Main sweet this Of
teTno.n Tie Cifi 'ulty gre~ out OF q
n isurc efslEuditg in regard to q Law
suit GOW psr ding against Arpest Sew.
era bloss passed, and both gentlemt n
rec ived siratches and bruiGts. Bath
were faed oy q iust'ca
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Dropled Dead.

YeSteIday afternoon about o'clock
a' Ann Smith WAB walking along
rhird street near the p, W. b D. raii
road shops. shs snddenly foil, and
when some persons went 10 her as
sistsI CO she was found dead. The body
~as taken to her home, No. III Poplar
street. Coroner BRrbhill WIS notified
'ni will probably give Q certificate, As
nU inquest ts con idered necessary.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Bridge Finished

A large nov bridge spanning the
railroad atIAshlsnd, ID WIS hntsbeo
on ThursdsJ aud is a neat a0d ,ubstsn
tisl strucl nre. Its construction whs
begun last fAll, bus when Iattly done
the builder were called away 10 do a
job al Phi adeiphia Since last fall q
TEN mpor8r r affair was in nse
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
some InformA.ion.

A correspondent writes:-Please In.
form me through your paper the name
and address OF the secretary OF the
Board OF Health.
William IL. Lee IL the secretary OF
the Board Of Health, and his ONCE is ct
the south west corner Of Sixth and
King streets, second floor.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Lett smyrna

The Tinse says that Samuel A. B,n
son, o, Eaw CAstle, who opened a
candy III cheu Ia Smyrna has wound
up the O1-ihess and departed for Nor
TistoWp, p isayng suadrJ debts
unpaid. Ths Times evidently THINKS
soneb0ay wss cheltel aud bencs Il
WAS uuwis4 in h , people tp desert old
establish ma bnts, ia order to bspe6t IN
AdVenturUr
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Cons1essmn An McUomas sick.

HAGRRsTowN, Md F5b. Hon.
L u. scUomas came home ir5m Wash.
ingto1 o. Friday Disht lsst, inteEjins
10 !. o hack on Monday morLirg, d cu
Sunday norui1 hs was taken sad
deRly Aud violthily Ill, and has eipc
then 9'ep cnr6rtd TO his bed, Malaria
aud nervt MS tthaustion delay bls re
covery. He hopes to be able TO ree unt
his seat In OcnM rtss next week.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
CONTINENTAL Club.

The Continental Club will bold a
meeting nj the residenoa ofits treAs urer,
Il Frank Mccoy, at Seventh aud Penn
Streets NJ 8 O'Clock this evening. As
oueiness OF Importance vii, be brought
before the meeting q full attendance of
members Is desired.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Henry george Laughs.

NEW YORK Feb. 2 Henry George
WAS In 3 iulny mood ytsterday. H.
had read tht special cable despatch
from X ne. giving tho text Of CArdlI 81
Gibtons !etttr TO the Cardinal Pretec,
of tho Pfoptg.uda relative 20 the doc
trines on he spi QUESTION set forth W
"Prostets aud Pjverty aad tat, ht
said, wss tie cau'e of his good humor
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
VIOLATING the L,auor Laws,

Thomas Walsh. Thomas Kelly and Au
gust Weir were convicted IN Freehold,
New Jersey, yesterday, Of violating the
liquor laws. They had no licenses They
sold tickets for beer by the quantity and
then delivered single bottles to their GUS
toners In exchange for checks The fines
and cosls imposed In each case amounted
to nearly 1910.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
a strange N setting.

Yesterday uoTEias Rev. Mr.. Oven Of
Olaymont, Del., who has been sent TO
the Yves. Chester parish Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church to preach during
ste Psrochis Mission row being held, ,
who ia an Euglishmau, and while here
made the surprising discovery that the
rector OF Il Q parish, Rsv. John Bolton,
vas brother OF his 20 Wen's) rector In
England thirty. four years age.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02

Mrs. Dare, widow of the az q soii
Joseph Dare, who was my'iio'' Gidef
Conellve, No %, IndePendenS, y
Heptasophs, of Salisbury, tn an1J'
Saturday, 60 900 In cash. the iu''
of Mr.. Dare's benefit certificate
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
To he sold.

The Greenbsrk Ice Company have
81 ,0CO pounds Of ioe ten inches a thick.
ness pack ed up sgAinit their ice house
At Grsenbank As they have all their
ioe hou'es filied, they will dispose OF II
to parties who wish TO lay in n supply
for gummtr use
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
staan,arInrn.eIors.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l, lSSS als.s
visina Ilspaotvr Warden, o. u. 'ss,s "
boat Inspection Services, WIZ dJ
New York Tomorrow CT hti' csltIi
begin the inveslilAtlon OF ,,.rsgs
charges brought Rgatost w." n".nse.ei
ment OF the Supstvlfipg in'p
the Nsw York district.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Death of Alrs. N.Dsher,

II 10 reported that the wife OF G aorge
Hebeker died at her reside noe In Phiia.
delphia yes; erday morning, after an
illnets OF few days She was the
daughter OF the late David E. Craig,
and WAS we'll known in our city. Her
remains will be bro ouSht to this city for
intermeut.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
the REQ, pilon lo-monow E''n'pt

The annual reception Of 'ne h'.Ia " /
Library Association, wllcI u .s,,,,
given 10 Iuslitute Hall wls,s4
evening, promises to be ths M N
thit has b, en- given In this ciy Ih
long time. The grand marda VII vi \
'oi by Michael Conway Hh1 'g,ai
something Iovtl. PIofessaf ,sJI
orchestra viii inrnisb the 'nn9', ,.sos
good time Is in store for those VIZ
tend,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
A s,Ar act TO Genera, sheridan.

BOSTON, Feb This reception aud
bAnquet te ndrIei by the military Order
OF the Loyal Legion to LientenAnt Gen
eral SherMan st " . Naudome 10 night
was a bril- isnt aaair, = though iuformAl
In character
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
A MARonLond OF noRa.

Special Off ser Frank Duncan made
trip through the eastern part OF the
city this morning, including over
Eleventh oireot uriige, and captured 9
wagon load OF dogs, mgst CT them
beiEg InoDgge, curs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
Old Ooinn.

Mr. j. W. Blackiston, grocer at Fifth
aud Adams streets, called at the RE
PnBLIcAE ffics this morning with four
silver half dollars bearing the following
dates: 1873, 1909, 1918 and 1926 He
also has eilver quarter Of 1888 with
the head Of the Goddess Of Liberty,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
NeWIfennefV

A. P. Crockett is about starting q
nsw Creamery In Smyrna. II sill be
managed by RlWood Webb, who will
remove lis family from Delaware City
to that D ace IN few days.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL Es.
~ tate. Will be Exposed % yubi3 sale
On FRIDAY. FEBRUARY luu,
-. Il Il.
4 } O'Clock p. III.

On the prem's :, in hrrItv ~ Wlrtnr'o,.
lltlh~A-', the follow ng urrcri rh real pstAte,
the property o. h. late ". >, Bullock de.
5sstnry brick dwelling house IA ,rpln cfert.d
situate IN tue fa'd cry Of NllmInEt N, o
the eAEtrrlE Side of IA nall rect, 3 the dis.
iahcc ~ is lett from the 80 hffly side of
E.rTcnth street ana having FROM On 7 itnAil
str ~ oI o irrt Q inchs, runui back
Vie depth u 40 feet Inches, coniAllluk '
room hath an Il ed Kitchen AID all n udrrn
improvements, includinE lEAter, Aaf, hot
anu col watr-. Afcr n sits. &C
Atl hhAarr VIII he giyrn AMI terms made
Ah s"h AZ lhc time ATt place Aturs sal l. by
HAREI :, BULLOCK
itol-'o'-tH Executor,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
HsAse OF tns rsnnpsrasure
rAs Wsashss.

To-morrow psomlsts to be fair and
slightly warmer. Saturday partly
clouiy, stationary Temperature, fol-
lowed by ram or snow.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-02
.-A-

Ths mild powers cue Ia oa'bartIc
IL needed 10 rid the piO n of fnpurlty
and to Btimulate She 20. IN gf the liver
Use LsXaGgl P.ics 20 cyLyg