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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
FIFTH edition,


CHICAGO. Jau. i6.-A spe,lal I'm.
Kansas City Gays Saturday and n.y.,
night were the coolest ever sxnnrIs,
In this ssotion. the Thermometer ,s,'.
teripg 10 degrees below zero yests,ja.
morning, and no time yesterday did n.
mercury get above 4 below. A n.
clses Of freezing have been reportsS !,
the police In this city, but the Isno,,.
that come from Western KAns,s -.
Appa ling. The blizzard that 49,
throughout that section Q fev v,ss.
Rgo ltfi the people In such bad corSI
tlOn that they were unable 10 stand N.
severe weather Of the past twen,v ~.
bours mud o large pumber of ds.,s.
from cold and stATvAtlon are knovn !
have occurred.
A carload Of provisions WAS s,,,,I
Yesterday from Wichita to Ash All
Clark county, but the storm STONED 4.
train. IL Is Estimated that 3 OCO nsoOIs
In Clark county are In . destitute csa
ditlon, and unless Immediate reueiL
afforded them, the number Of de,th,
will be fearful TO contemplate. n,
pastor Of the Presbyterian ohuroh IN
Hartlaud, KeaTnsy county, vrl,a. IA
the Aid Society implorinE assistance a,
the peop 9 Of that section, SAY inR Ih,,
II relief does not soon come hundfodI
must die.
There lie much hardship 10 the CITY a,
Chicago, however, and ;he mills
stations and other pablo shelter, an
crowded TO their utmost capacity b,
homeless walls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL -spsakS
CA-lIse WIS taken suddenly III With
c0ngestive chill this evening while h
the dinner table in the Riggs HOua
aod had to be assisted 10 his room By
Mrs, Carlisle. The chill Was FOLLOWED
by high hvsr, and for An hour Or
more tho Speaker Was slightly delfL
ous. DIR Sewers was called, and All
late hour the patients condition IN
reported rs somewhat Improved d.
Sewers described Nj. CariisIe's illnea
as something In tho nature OF a conees
tive chill accompanied by = low stsh
Of the nervous system. due 10 over
work.
The preparation OF the House con-
mi ttee Lists and the additional labor
thrown upon him by the CONTEST for bis
seat severely strained mia pO Eers OF In
duTancs which had already been weak
ENID by cold cor trActed last TbuB.
day. The Speakers illness will pfoba-
bly, compel him to cancel iisgRSSe-
ment 10 deliver a speech 10 tie south
some time In the inter part Of tbs
month. and 1t ia ALEC probable ieGs
will be uDab' Q to preside over the HVaA
for several days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

The SIctiHr," In ihe Phi gAe.phiS
Pre- a. spesks a. t)illws OF Misc Annie
Pixley VINO app a. 81 trs o g0ra Hou5s
this evening n Toe NtacOu's D41Ea.
eer."
"Thls lAient3i ac.rsas is one OF the
1nost interesting women | Laws svec
met Sac WA .AilBuJ In diamo1t.s and
che beg llder.ns gown that eEe wears IL
che last scg OF This DassJa's D4ugh
SER" whom size talked " M 10 the
dressing room ~ tuu Waluut the Other
night. may add that tie bri. hlusl
features In tru p2dgt OF tbis cEZzle o.
dia nonds aud dress we're the ECrass
eyes, which, a. every bJdy KnC1 ~, az.
large and brown. This subj2c, in wi Ct
abe took most luseEtut, Ana VT ca |, O
course, iatrpdncsi, WAS the one shiCl
Mr.. Joseph JedatB3u aud Hr. a. 81
Palmer have bJJh discussed IN III
Press, thRt uf the Gl,iBzbIity 0, ggr
of rehnGm6ni, g.! r4o3tIEte, No, great
tAlents, choosing tho stage aH a rOits
slon. M.ss p.X.ey's experience ha
been vide tn uEu, varlea enough 4
msk5 lsr views II come Interest, So
said don think l guulA advise
girl to 20 Op tho stage. The Oily rea
she must 60 through to So, ap3tit,o;
The percentage OF failures is 80 10 NC
larger than that OF succesFts VIII;
leaving out the cGjsskss and Vi
CLARA MorEihes, you can cOunt On you
GngerB the nmbillo13 young girls Wh
have becOme gucotssiui stars"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
sIrGsinE In Fine style

LONDON, January l6.-whlle smith
and kilrain this evening were erpIoltIp,
the prize ring at the West End, J.u
Mace and Wolf BenfoH at the RAst Rad
in the oval Albert Music Hall, wen, ne
wing the z. RS traditions. Al hyh
places large crowds atteeted the eoptipp.
ing popularity Of the pugilistc rInlbi.
tons Al the Aquarium II /. erdept
that both Smith aud Kilraln's rtt.s Aar
"reminiscences OF Kouen very enermnly
snd are on their met,le. At one aa. 4
the last round II looked for q momsut N
II they were forgetting mere science nd
were going In for business. II ws IN
round two that Smith gave d thOrOarh
iacer, which woke up kllran, vhO
lanncht out his right with terrible iorc,.
Again Jem landed another hot one-4o
hot, ind ed that Mr.. fleming had 10
caution tho audience with remarks:
Gentlemen, gentlemen" Heavy e.
changes then entued OF a Surprising
character, during which Mitchell called
time. In the final roun he added: mos
were better that's how we feel strlgh
out went Kilrain's dexterous right o.
Jem Smiths damaged ear. Evidently b
couldn't elude the blow, but took II viii
his usual smile and sent q pile driver iHa
Jake's chest, which made him look sel
ious. tn y went on furlously, thinkia
no doubt that Mitchell would call tim
He left the cham ions enough room |
show their mettle
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
TRIRr EDITION.


PuTLApELrnIA. Jan. II The British
steamship boston City, Captain Davies,
arrived yesterday from Barrow, England
with cargo Of iron. Port Physician Ran
dali, upon boarding the vessel, found
Charles Sinclair, the steward, suffering
from email poN DIR Randall ordered the
rhip To he anchored In the 8 ream OIL
Kaighn E Point, and had the sick man
conveyed 10 the Municipal Hospital.
None 81 The other members OF the crew
appear 10 be affected and All-26 In mum
her-wHe vucciDated by DIR Randall
The ship was ordered 10 be thoroughly
fumiga'-d and remain in quarantine four
days 1t Is said that this is the nrst case
OF SINAI loE brought TO this port in a
vessel for leais,
The Executive Courcil Of the Board of
Trade last eYening adopted resolutions
declaring That the Board again affirms
its belief that tariff for protection is in
dispeneanic 10 tho Sccgesstul progress OF
mining, manufacturing and the industrial
interests OF the United states, and that,
while " be ieye in fair revision OF the
tariff laws, the principle of protection
should not bs lost sight OIL" The mes
sage OF President Cleveland to Congress
was referred to the Boards Committee
0n Commerce tor consideration and re
port
At the general meeting Of the power.
loom ngrAin carpet weavers last evening
II was reported that twenty three o. the
thirty.six manufacturers operating las
looms had consented TO pay the same
price for weaving on them as Ia paid fol
weaving on the slower looms. 1t was al'C
reported that strikes in the mills oil
Samuel White and Thomas Boggs fol
Lowed the refusal of the proprietors Il
accede to the weavers' demand
John Fltzsimmons and James Leo, resi-
dents OF Germantown, met christopher
knorr on his way home yesterday morn
ing alter night OF reveliy. Tuey quar-
relied and triangular light was the re-
suit. knorr was cut in the abdomen. III
was taken home aud F.tzsimm1us ant
Leo were arfeeted. Both deny the stab
bling they were held uudsr $1,000 bal
each for trial.
Thomas Burr, coI1rel, was sentenced
by Judge Arnold yesterday to three year
in the Eastern PeGiltnt4ry for mayhem
in biting of the little hGger Of John FRA
zier, coIored, and vut-ink him in sever
places.
John BeIgner who WAS convicted 0
aggIavAb d assault aud battery on hi
wife, having. 1t was alleged, broken he
leg, was sentenced yesterday by Judg
Arno d TO three years In the Easter
Peuiten larry.
glThe striEc ofSl weavers, at The carpe
mill of joseph Taylor ~ Son, was settle,
yesterday by the hrm cOnscniiug to lay
uniform rate for weaving On tue Srcmp
ten aud Murkland looms,
Hsnry Warden boiler works were de
stroJed by fire yesterday, causing a lotl
.esti na'cd AT from $50 UUD 10 $l00, 0t0
(Which is nearly covered ty insurance
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

Pants for ladies. They are
silk faced, budded fronts,cat-
stitched necks, twenty-five
gauge, fine, light weight and
warm. For ladies' who do
not like heavy and cuber-
some merino underwear,
these are just the thing.
The whole line is reduced
from $3.50 to SO cents. Sizes
% to 80 in scarlet and % to
81 in white.
In our Coat Department.
We are rapidly approach.
ing the end of our Seal
Cloth Coats. Our season in
these very desirable goods
has nearly doubled any pre-
vious one.
| OF those at S25, reduced
ito SO so, we have 5 In So,
II in 40, 3 in AZ, l in "A
OF those at $50, reduced
Ito S2l; we have I in "a, 1
lin So, I in 40, I in AZ.
| Of those at SIS, reduced
Ito SAG, we have in So, l
lin 40.
| OF those at $40, reduced
Ito $32, we have l in sc, l
lin 50.
| OF those at $40, reduced
to S35 we have 1 in 81. l in
l36.
In Children's Newman.
kets we have a good assert
ment, IL, II, 10 years, ir
prices from So SO to SO, all
at abou. third eff il
price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

The Admission, Alabama Hot Bast
publishes memorial to Congress IRON
citizens OF Calhoun County who ere en-
gagged in agriculture, manufacture AID
commerce, asking for the speedy aud
dotal repeal Of the internal revenue law.
aud urgently deprtcatiug any reduction
OF the tariff, upon the ground that It wi
Increase rather than diminish the sufpu.
in the Treasury
The Collec or of Customs at New Yorl.
hiss been instructed 10 prevent the laud
log OF a consignment Ct p'rk shipped
from Cope hagen by he steamer Thing
valla, on the Dist ult This action is
based on information that an epidemic
prevails among toys in portions Of Den
mark aud Sweden.
Assistant eecretary Maynard las in
formed the Collector Of customs 1t Or
densburg, New York, that there 4, 10
provision Of law uuder which a res'Grgt II
shat city can import from Canada tree { t
dutY no SEES whith he PROPOSE 10 train i'm
his stables AZ OEdI nsburg aud Tor III.
retur Of which to Canada within slX
months ne Is wiling 10 gi { bends
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
I)ota.

Hon. James G. Blaine has arrived At
Venice, where he Will remain some
tine.
The farm OF Ramsey at TwsedvilIe,
above Newark, was sold on Wed nesday
lAst 10 J. I Strickland for 81 800.
Joseph Bowen. OF Newark, was qui,e
badly hurt On Saturday by = fall on
the les.
Ed ward A. Humphrey, batter at No,
aO2 hArEet ftreet, has gone to 6prtnx
fafk. florida, for the benefit VI his
health.
II. r. Proctor was in the CITY yester.
Gay, ana witnessed the performances Of
the S&n Flanois.o Minstrels las. even.
IR at tue AcAaemy Of Music.
Tue PGasy 81 Jones Company sent
Three machtnsts 10 New YORK yester
a.y morning to work on An engine used
Tor hoSdne,
Frank Tyton has severed his conn G.
ton "'th ius middletown New Era,
anu VIII take charge of Watkins can
Ming lattery at OitssA.
John Johnson and "Blg" Jim Bockus
OF PencAeGr Hundred, have BEEN sent
W Idl Tor stealing sixteen chickens
u. III the hen rOost Of Rev. 7. o. Ander.
sui.
a church lyCaum will be held In the
h Z. . IGroh 81 OhriatiAnA Thursday,
Is5h lust to hsgin ut z 80 O'Clock D. m.
a il .n.efeatll z program of exercises
las been arranged. Admission ~ ceaIe.
Iae Delaware Dlvlsiou mail train W a.
u-i&yfd about 10 mlnuEes 10. DAY, On &c
count OF The ron arrival of the B0uth
trn last mail due In this city as . Oh
1,c'oct This Is getting TO be an every
day occurrence.
Governor blFRs was favored with a
WIT Ga ti!day la't by j. FcAnk Den
iifS' VINO Wishes 10 bs appointed Rsgls
Ter o. wills Of Kent Oounty, and be
"eht home with the hope that he wa
10 hs the lucky man.
William Gibbons, who formerly r.
SIC % ih the village OF Christians, Wis
ittd our city Til. morning. He has solo
MS place near c Ii Spring, Cape Ma,
county, N. j., and purchased another
lie" miies from that city.
4 frcsh invoice Of those elegant 5
, and To cent teas has Just been received
ihes' are without doubt the bis good
LOT tho money ever offered In this city
d fbey surpAss Rpods sold for 10 and i
cents per pound more. Try them. Grin
pen, East s olnd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
a Cnlln norm WIN Two m.aa.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. l6.-The
report OF tne birth " = two headed
child near Priuostop, lao, on Mon day
lAbl, has been fully verified. The child
was bora to the wife OF Henry Wilson,
farmer living four miles from that
city. IL had two well formed heads,
one just behind the other, aud weighed
twelve pounds. The strangest hAture
abont II Was that the heads were cover.
cd with hair three inches In length,
rae front head was more perfectly
formed Hs 10 the features tran the on,
behind, which had only an indiBtinot
nose aud mouth. The child lived low
minutes only.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
The Talley.snse, rerrsrl C..s..

The second trial OF the tAl! y Sheel tot
gerry cases began yesterday 10 The U 3
District COURT OF Indianapolis Ths
q 'st trial resu ted In disA1Teemens OIL
the jury in July last, This defsIdAnu,
Simon Coy, W. II A. BernhAmer, 30
pheu Matter and Henry n Span aP
peared. end the latter demanded sep
arate trial. Coy and Mailer are saloon
keepers, and Bsrnhamer and Span afs
iawyers. They are charged with OBJ
spitacy 10 forge aud alter tai sheee
of the election held 10 1888, whereg
two emOcratg-CrlmiuAl Jour- Jadss
and GorOner-Wtra counted In. bosb o.
whom were speedily removed ir'n-
fiij by legal process A Jury snE
cured and the Court adjourned III 'A'
day,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. Is The coroner
has decioed, after an autopsy, TINT Mrs..
PArmAlee OF Brooklyn, whO died In the
blouse OF joy in West TSsnty fifth
street, on Saturday, was suffering from
fatty deg generation OF tho heart, ard
that death Was due to this cause. The
mau who accompanied her TO the houte
Ia unkno wn, and will not be sought for
by the police, IA they have no charge
against him other than immortality, and
do not wish to cause unnecessary pain
to Mrs. ParmAlee's relatives who are
shocked with grief over the duplioity OF
the dead woman, who had always borne
tho highest reputation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

The Baltimore aud Ohio Road Will
begin the work Of dou ble.traokipR It's
line between Gienwood aud Wheelir z
As early In the spring n the weather
will allo~. The great run OF coke and
general freight last year has demon
straied the immediate necessity OF moro
tIackaae, and arIangt msnts are bsipg
made To construct r.. IL will require
eixiy six miles OF steel rails 10 complete
the work. Within the last eighteen
months tix large tunnels have been en-
lArged, hrched with bricks aud made
ready FOR two tracks. The work has
been done ut cost OF nearly million
dollars and only one remains unprched
but this will be fnished early this ear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
In our basement.

III JUL BdseIllGul.
We have sold about 200
doz. of those elegant half
Ibleachei German Loom
Napkins, 9 s size. They
are regular 1925 per doz.
napkins.
We have about 100 doz.
lett. They will be $3.50
per dog. instead OF 1925.
Some lots of Muslins for
a quick sale have among
them Appleton A" at 81
cents. "Namsutta" slightly
Imperfect, 81 cents. You'll
be too late alter 70 day.
TIE perfect goods-call il
Special and try to find
Irregular " Wamsutta" any BET.
lter--Io cents.
Crash, extra wide and
heavy, 10 cents from I2J
cents.
Five pieces 7o-inch extra
heavy bleached Satin Dam
TASK Table Linen. 62A cents
from 81.
These are cleaning-up lott
you don't often get hold Of
You should remember oul
basement.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market reefs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
WILSON'S
Undertaking ROOMS, No. 816 King 8,
TKLEPsoEs SIGNAL, 1e5,
Open ell night.
J. A. wILaoN,
RnnsIaI Direa.os

NOTICE
Tho lists OF 'hs Comfy kHessors far the
first, Second ana Third Uistfios ofW "A.
mington hundred, may DO found at The fol
loving places:
Vnsr DISTRICT.
first wsrd-Otto ButE's cigar store, No.
2 West front street
9; second WArd-PAtrioE HArnsys. Second
anu Pine
Fourth ward Michael Kaae's. Fourth
and Pine.
Eighth wArd-Josopa Edwards, EIGhth
sRoobD DISTINCT.
Third uatd-JAmes U'Neiirs. No. e7'
Flith ward-rnomaB MeuuIans, sIxt
aud M Adison.
Tenth ward-M.J. Sankey's Front ant
Franklin.
Eleventh wRrd--Robort DILLINGHAM;
Mary lAnd avenue and Liberty street
THeihn WArd-John y alley, Fourth a nj
Union.
THIAD DISTRICT.
sixth wsri-Henry Kyle's otnss, $40 Kin,
street.
Seventh ward-John Il Maloue'g, Della
ware avenue AM ii LdlaOn street
Aighth WAr1-Wm Sweeney, 2CO2 Make
street
Tho Assessors will 1T 81 tho city HsJ
January Slst 70 feb 4, fro v uattI ~ 3 n
and from 10 p N each day. for the pur
pose OF making transfers End ooTtecsion
and plAoifR Eng name On the AfsesIme al lis
that may Avo boon OInittec.
EDWARD q. HIa BINS,
Asssas9r Of First District.
FRANK a. he 3LOSKui,
Atssfsor Of second District.
HENRY T. KYLE,
/ Assessof ufFhlTd District
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17
W. b. sHAKP q 90.
Vim, B. ShaTp& Co..
Fourth and Market Sis,

We've rushed out very
many reduced goods this
January sale--never more Of
them-never at greater bar
gains.
Think from your stand
point Of the winter only hal
psssed--Thlnk from ours o
the winter nearly gone.
You want winter and ear
| ly spring goods yet awhile
we want them out OF our
way for spring purchases.
A "Yes" and a "No" il
1.-THE same breath-we viii
meet on the middle grounc
|of low prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

Human Nature" Yankee comedy
frow the gifted pen OF Frank DLmout,
the well known playwright. will DO tho
attraction at tue Opera Honse next
Thursday evening". Richard O'Gomau,
whose abilities as q caAia oier actor aud
dialect comedian, have long since beeu
recoRuiztd as superior u thA; Ct All
other artists IN his line, will interpret
the part Of this central figure 10 tie
play, 5alem Peabody, Yankee farmer
During the curse Of the play some ex,
cellent singing and dancing and other
speclAlties will be given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

PITrSBURG, Jan. 10 About O'Clock
this Afternoon cAboose and one box car
attached TO freight train on the Pan
Handle Railroad jumped the track on
baw mill Ron trestls and was pteoipl'
tated TO the ground below, distance OF
ftIy fest. Tue cars we've comp. etoly
de mollshed, and enc tTninmgn, whose
name could not be learned, Was In
Btantiy killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

Flora l.. Jauney, OF E kton. M.
hNd two OF her hngers Injured sna
portion OF one OF them tax on "
being caught in one OF the Cat doon
some months ago. brought sui. osAlsh
the p 4, W a. Is. Company, and US
Jury on Ssiurdnv last returned W
dict for 81 COO Exceptions wtre iakea
to the rulings OF the Court, aud tue oIs
VIII probably go TO the Court OF az
meals.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

Recorder Smyth, OF NsH York na
denied the motion for q new trisl MACS
by counsel for Danny" Drlsooll, "
murderer OF "Baezle" CARRY ~
date for the execution 10 next BiilH'
Late yesterday afternoon counsel ~
Dtiscoll served Under sheriff selp.
with notice OF appeal to the snprsnS..
Court general term, and also u "
Oourt OF Appeals from the decision v
Recorder Bmyth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

A fne large Sorrgl horse, belonging
to W. & j. Lang, cracker and cake
makers, Filth and French streets, ran
. nail IN Que of hie feet a few weeks
ago, and although 1t WAS speedily re.
moved and the usual remsdies applied,
blood poisoning followed, anu this
morning 1t vas tound necessary to ktll
bun in order to end his misery, causing
q loss OF Slls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

The Department EnoSmpmen, G. A.
K will meet at Dover next mOn;h, aud
among other business 10 be transacted
will be the election Of Department
Commander for tho ensuing year. The
candidates named thus far are Richard
buckingham, of Post 8, NeHport, aud
Dr. Grimshaw, Of Post 10, this city. hui
II Is Whispered that there Ia u DARK
horse in reserve that will be brought
out 81 the proper time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

A quadroon girl named Annie m NJ
WIS arrested yesterday moTn'DE, !.
Special Odicer Hawkins, for trespp
ing on the property OF ths B * " =" ~
road Company. She Was arraiRp ",na
fore Judge Cnmmins this MONKS ~
when the offioer testified that she I'd
u practice OF getting In the gu 40
tpendinR the night there. She "s
tsnoed 10 pay q hne OF s. and oos''-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

A. H. Tyson will have o sale OF d J.
tuoky and Ohio ho'aes as Chester, ~ -,
on Thursday, the 18Th inst. In we "a
are several that can show 3'mlI VA
gait and one or two that can trot T ,ss
clo,e to lao. Any gentleman ~ s,.sS
. good driver would do we'll TO s" "A
tbs sale S,idhAm will be- on hand,
will be prepared to explain their f NJ
points and assist his friends W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

FeIlheimer's Oiothing Store Abiazs-i
scene Of SpGsndor.

scene OF SpIsndor.
The remainder OF the massive stock
OF clothing amounting TO t35 600 ola
played In the Economy Hall" Bald
Ing, 406 Market, will be offered At thii
popular store TO lucky purchasers com.
men cling this day: 2S ohipobilla over
coats, worth SIS 90 for $40 90; 10 beaver
overcoats for % 90; 81 nooby satin faced
corksorew overooats worth Sl4 90, fol
81. Is and beautiful stoim overcoats fol-
81. 30; business cuts In sack frooks and
cutaways for % 9S, 10 the beat Of grades
all Of which are worth 50 per cent
more than what they are marked 70 sell
for.
There still remaips q few more dcsen
pants which are actually upheard oi
bargains. They were bought by Mr.. L.
Fellhoimer In his recent lucky pur.
chase IN the Eastern market; they will
60 for 80 oeuts on the dollar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

JAmeg, the infant snn Of DAME, md.
vey of No. 13l shipley street alea a' AZ.
dsaly lnst evening. The chill we'd
rarently we'll when the family fs s,n %
During tue night the ohilL puf.
ory and Its mother arose and pts"nC oro.
sing IL when IL died In bar arms, 5e,,s
ner RAFnhill gave q certificate o.
from beRgt disease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-17

jeffrey Mclal, member of the Nova
SCOTIA Legislature for Plctou, In speech
10 ms constituents on Monday advocated
the Immediate abolition of local Legis
latufes and the annexation OF Nova SEQ
ia TO he Quilted States" He think,
That with the North American CONT
ntnt and the West Indies under one gov
eminent on this side of the Atlantic, ant
me British Government over the United
hlngdom, India, Australasia aud Africa,
ihf Anglo Saxon race will maintain tn,
peace OF the world"