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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

przedstawi}a protest akademlkoW
krakowskich przeciw zamlerzonym
orpaniczeniom. w zgromadzemu
brafo udzia1 500 akadcmik6w. Sc
nat akademicki najsurowiej zabro-
nil wyjazdu deputacyi %student"w.
Przeciw projektom midistra Jamie
rzone. 81 r6wniez protesty innych
austryackich stowarzyszen aladc-
mickich.
w tych dniach W Kijowie EOS
srzel1 sic student tamtejszego uni
wersytetu W}odzimierz Weso}o-
wski. Przyczynq rozpaczliwego kro-
ku by1o podobno powikfanie sto-
sunk6w rodzinnych. w. ozenif sic
niedawno, rodzice a ME chclell
zaprobowac przedwczesnego mar
Zensiwa.
III uc=en1u pamieci Kraszew-
skiego odbedzle sig w drugiej po-
}owie marca wieczorek, urzadzony
staraniem m}odziezy akademickiej.
i Kardyna} Czacki umarE ma
gle Rzymie dnia 9 BIN. w
Tarnowie zmar} Remigiusz Boda-
kowski, inzynicr powiatowy.
Miauopania. Minister spra-
wiedliwosct zumianowat s~edziami
powiatowymi: ~adjunkta sadu po-
wiatowiatowe9o WlAdyslawa Jas
kieepicza w Dabrowej Ola Zahna;
adjunkta sadowsgo Ludwik% las
kiego W Krakowie d!a Gprlic.
Adiunkami sado wemi zamiano-
wat adjunkta SADIE Sego Nilh"lma
Seidlo w Ropczycarh dla Tarno
wa, dla W,lhelma Goldsteu1a W Bic
czu Il unskultantu Frauciszeka Dr.
ne dla Tarnowa. Adjunktami sa-
dow powiatowych ~zamianowaf p.
Minister au~kultantow Zdzistawa
J6zefu Hatyashiego dla krakow
skiego "k'e5u wyzSzego sadu kra-
jowego Gustawa Gr"nera d'a Da-
browe,j
P. Minister prz"ni6sf sqdziego
powiatowego Andrzeja Medste1sAie-
90 w Zabnie DO Dabrowy.
Zouarzystpo uc@estuihoo por-
stuuiu . 1863 T., ktorego statuty
diva razy oarzucone bytv przez ma
mies.nictwo, otrzymafo obecnle =
twierdzone i xawiaznnem @ostanle
wo LMowie,
Rrzeuiesieuia: Ministor spraw
wewnqtrznych ~przenioSf c. k Sc
kretarza Namie-tn'ctwa hierownl-
ka Starostwa w Dabruwir. Emilia
Schutto, Dabrowy do Buczacnn
poruczaj ac mu kierown'ct"" tam
tejszego Starostwa; "rnz prnesna
czyf Z. k. starosto Bngusfnwa HE
szkowshieyo do Dabrowy.
Meczyslam Bo6roornichi wt"s
cieiel dobr JaworzA w powiecl'
Pilznjenskin, b. Czfonek Radv pc
wiutow4i pilznirhsklej zmarf W
W Enzr1 ~'iort pod WiednNem dl1;
~, lot ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
Szlask.

Miechowice. w Piqtek 24-go
I'm. odbyf sic tutaj pogrzeb nasze-
90 w calej okolicv znanego j sza-
nowanego, by}ego redaktora i or
ganisty sp. Paw}a Biehka. Prey
za}obnem nabozenstwie przemowlf
w niemieckim jczyku wz~ruszaiace-
mi s}owami nasz przewielcbny
ksiazeco-biskupi komisarz, ks. die
kan Marx, q w polskim jezyku
ks. proboszcz Ronczck Z Eytomia.
kt6ry Iv: s~ czasu uczn'em
nieboszczyfna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

Meczyslam Bobrownicki wf"s-
cieiel dobr JaworzA w powiecle
P~ilznjehskjrn, b. Czfonek Radv po-
wiatow4i pilzniehsklej zmarf w
W Enz"1 ~tiort' pod Wiedn,em dAla
IS Iutego br., przezywszy lat 6S'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05
4 ty0ucqo Lasu. DOME

Il ~tzornego Las~. DonieSt
music o smutncm %zdarzeniu, chloe
juz nieco p"zno, Tutai ma ,,Lytan-
dra" kopalni W Srodr l5-so Lu-
tego zaDilo y1rnika Robeta 10
mandra, wszystkim ClaTnym
Leslie bard%o donrAe znanego; Ii
cyl 35 lat, i by] trzezNym, po-
bolnym i pracowltym cztoWle'
klein.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

Bytom Czytelnic bezpf a t
c za}ozyli: Zabrzu kol. A.
p. Jan Pryk, g@rnik, w Starym
Zabrzu (przy kosciele) p. lg-
macy Skocz, gtrnik. Czytelnle te
kazdodzicnnie beda otwartc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

W SiemM0oanicoch ostatnia
niedziele pred Wielkim Postem
poSwieconc zostaiy nowc stacyr,
kt6re sprowadzii ks. p oboszcz
Szwidcr. = w Zarzeczu, ma au-
strvuckim Szlasku, umarf % lu-
tero ks. Jozef Suchanek w n 70
ku zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-05

~Zowarzystaoo uc=estnihow pom-
stauiu {: 1863 T., ktoreg" statuty
diva razv oarzucone bytv przez ma
m~ics.nictwo, otrzymato obecnle "a
t~wierdzone ! zawiazanem @%ostanle
we LMowie.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Oountx Oourt


The May Term OF the COURT Of Gen
eral Sessions and Peace and jail Dsliy.
cry, In and Tor New CASTLE county. oon,
vensd at 10 O'Clock this morning, with
Chief Justice Comeeys aud Judge
Houston on the bench. The attend Auc,
was nos as large as usual, the clFoul
evidently having the effect OF keepins
the majority OF tho spectators on the
street The applicants for liquor II
oense were out In force, and came for
ward as their names were called by tn,
clerk to effix their siguRtures 70 the ap
plicationa.
The names Of the grand jurors ver,
called aud Henry A Nowland vas Sc
looted as foreman, after which they re-
tired to deliberate on q number of bin.
, that were presented TO them, The
names OF the ganersI jurors were alst
called and all au swersd
The grand jury came In at ~ 81
Io'clock and made return on bevsrsl
bills, AFTER which they were discharRet
until 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Fed
lerick Casey WAS charged with the en-
bezzle N ent Of Q railroad ticket belong
ing TO the Baltimore and PhilAdelphls
Railroad Company. He said that on
june he was baggage master on
/ that road, and Oh that day WAS wet by
the rain and left his coat NJ homs.
Sometime afterwards his wife found
three tickets 10 the pocket OF this ooat
and pursusded him to sell them. HI
received $40, and gave the money tc
Der, therefore he plead guilty. The
Court sentenced him 10 pay the costs Of
prosecution and be impriEoned two
years
At O'Clock Court took recess until
8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
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DIED.
OAY nER-In AItannn

OAYENDER.-ln Altoona, Blair County
Pa, April AZ, Frsnkliu, r.. son Of Edwar,
W. Apd Sallie OAvsnder, and grandson o
ohArles and LYDIA oav Inder, aged 8 years
months and 9dtys.
oAhEY lin Philadelphis. May 9Th, Mls
maria Oaroy, aged o. yeais.
Service and iLtermsnt At tho wilmington
and brsndywine Cemetery, NoudRy Nrer.
noon, May Iih, at quarter past four clock
l. LuMB-NeAr Newark, ON MAY 6Ih. Afto- 4
ltlF ana painful ilneaP, Miss Jennie
dahghter OF Thomas Lumb
funerAi on nursiay, the 10th inst, At
q. m. sharp. Jntorment at frankfort, Pl.
khlSBH-On tho Tth inst, Ida May
daughter Of John +. ami Elizabeth Z
Kaiser, aged yeSrg, month aud "a days
heiat!Ves And f'ten1s are respectfully H.
vitod 10 attend her funersl from the resl
donce u her parents, No. 4lo TatnalI street
on wednesday afternoon at 93J o'ol. ck
lntefnent at Uld Catholic Cemetery.
WhlrE-)n the eth lust, William =
White, aged Il years.
Re latlyos and friends are reanaotnuiiV in
vited 70 attend his iunerRl from hts lat,
residence, No. Church Lare. on TUESDAY
anofnoont At clock. lntorment at RiVer.
view cemetery.
Borne from the friend that loved him,
Out OF rhis world OF care;
Freed from the pains that bound him.
To DO happy fo-evor there
VIII, doar win, we miss thee,
But US sin u wish thee back.
with nope We 1.-Two To lotu thoa,
Praying God Tor the faith We lacz
Pat his &c ,rlng', past his pain,
OeAse 10 weep, for toafH ara vain.
CAln The tunutt Of his bfeRat
Fer he who sui cred is at rest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
THE SMALL LOTS MUST GO.
SPRING GOODS ARE PUSHING.

The largest retail Clothing business
in the country can't be done on Small
Lots. We don't care to try. Hundreds
|of Suits to lot is our notch for manu-
featuring enough for our needs. We
can't sell them out clean as a whistle;
nor let them lag when they get sold
down to dozens of Suits or fewer.
So we give you, side by side, two
ways to spend and save you money.
The one-the exceedingly large stock to
please everybody; and the Bargain Room
for the small lots, with prices cut. It's
second floor centre and hundreds of Suits
ito see,
Custom Suits athalf or third off, and
below cost to us. A fine Suit and a.
good fit, and you keep about half your
money.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
A Large InnerAl.

Toe funeral Of Mrs. Malind. Bn,
pnsy, wife OF George W. Humplr
editor OF Every Evening, took I'D
yesterday afternoon, aud was lhrpe
attended. The deceased va Al n
time OF her death, which was csul.d h
. lingering Illness OF consumption, /
the A6sh year Of her age.
Her msiden name waA Powell, Al
her father, john Powell, ard Oh,tl
Powell, . brother, rssile In this city
She was born In Chester County, I'd
but came TO this city wheu but q chll
Besides hsr bsebaDd, four childra
three soma, and one daughter, sutyi,
her. The funeral services were I'd
Quoted by Rev. q B. Cook, Of d
Second BanIist Church.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
FOURTH EDITION
death Of an EssimsDle Lsay.

Mrs. sarsh Newserry, wife OF the
Rev. 10 ID. NewDefry, OF 0livet Pres
bytsriau Church, died last evening
after quita long illness. The follow
Ing tributs to the deceased has beer
Furnished by o friend:
In the death OF Mrs. New berry n Low.
ing life has faded out OF sArth's sha6 ows
into the light Of an eternal DAY. For
hfty hvs yeArs che fulfilled Aucct sci vel y
all the offices OF an sffsctionAte dauRh.
ter, loving sister, . devoted " lie, a
fond mother, q true friend, Rzd Rtead
fast Christ'Ru. She was the daue hter
OF James and Marasret Taylor. born la
Philadelphia in 1882 removed 10 BAlti-
more In childhood, became mem ber
Of the Weotminstet Church under the
pastorats Of ths Rsv. William Howe.
In 1857 che vas married TO the Rev. 4
ID New berry, then pastor Of the OlIvet
Presby terlan Church, OF Pbiladelphia,
now of tho OiivoS Presby terian Church,
OF Wilmington, 10 whose ministry cha
hal always added the 10 q lusnce OF holy
character and devoted life.
Although ever faithful to the public
duties OF religion, home and tho social
circle were The empir5s where she
reigned In all hearts, In youth n
voice OF peculiar sweetness made her
the delight OF every circle In which she
u ;pgled ard was but the utterauce OF
thoss spiritual harmonies within which
rdeare6 her to nil who knew her we'll.
The loss of au only sen nearly two
years since overw helmed her with
grief, from which she never recovered
and through the avenues Of shattered
nerves death found its way to the
citadel Of life and she rests after long
sgony.
Asleep In Josos, blessed sleep,
FROM which none ever wake to wesp.
Aud l heard voice from heaven
eayinR: "Write. blessed are the doad
who die IN the Lord. from hepcefor th !;
yea, saith the spirit, that they may
reaI from their laDors and their works
do follow them" !"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Highway Robbery,

Las. evening about s O'Clock, y
unknown msn was walking sIol
p, W. & b. Il. R., when beiUseh
ond Justison ttreets, he wassppiosll
by a man, who asked him the quau
Where are you Rolns?" I'm %
home" was the reply The pedesH
seemed to be In Al ini0Tlcsted c'l
ton, and bis acooster took bis grips
aud volunteered to take him home'
on reaching Jnstison stree! The Hoa
be friend suddenly disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

About 30 O'Clock Sunday moI1l
cry OF murder was hesrd from lo'
cinity of Second and Fee CD su'
Two special officers OF thu p W
Railroad Company, hearing Ius
quickly responded TO The cal alu J,
arriving at the place meotioRea Y
a numb bsr OF rowdles beating y
The mans name could not ~ y
tAiDed, as he could not speak iSs
lish language. belnE a Pole I0'
sallants escaped.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Fifth EDITION,
The yyeatber .,..--

WARRINGTON, NAV -
Irem San Francisco saws ,Ss Sue'pfcA
Mn,on was general III .ougdoutR ~ ~ ptln,
ou friday, vas worth miliIon. us ~ oaIs
.n,s .an.S, Ine harvest will now mss, pI-
Sonaoie Dsan,. n expectations. Seeding ' IN sa 81
sscs nssoS sna ,.n, Dsskots, according 70 4 Az.
The i j % ~ M.S o. "a, Paul. was finished on
had been put in the Rrouvd n IN . ,le eSps
condition and under the most n "a .nCel tas
Conditions Of weather. favorable
This year the season ha, bsar ,...
weru snd cold, and mote rain ,as osn.'
"a 5m innesota In April thai evsr hen pe,. 10
nns ia'e rains have stopped .es5gS. reiV's, .
eNnu,s,y Nn.,s In nearly all paris Of M
Nosfhws.t. and the ground i, va, ~ -. III
oold. No progress has bean m ~ ead
Ing the past week, aud pnIs.. air ~
weather Is OF the best. nothing ~, 70 ~
done for nearly . week mos V'A Y
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Arreated After MANY Days.

CIHcINSATI, o.. May IA man,
calling himself DR. Albert LeGrano
whs had parlors here for the practice oil
medicine for the healing OF nervous
diseases without the uso OF druRs, was
recognized on Saturday, by Louis Rath,
rs A AlbsTt GersinBD, who tea years age
obtained some $4,000 worth OF gloves
from him under false representations,
And who has sir oe been In hiding. He
had him arrested, and the man 10 IN Jail
uAao.e to givs sl COO bond.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
a Night OF ExnAustion.

BERLIN, May 6-The Emperor =
teveTish during last night aud be =
frtQently disturbed by an incteiI
dtscharEe Of pus His temperature n
to nearls $50. By mOToinS 1t had fail
to 81 80 bat the Emperor isl,
hsusted and the doctors advised j
bot tU leave his bed. To day there
been no ditc barge OF pus aad the
tient has had \ tolerabIy quiet day. I
face has fairly healthy color sud
eyes are bright His bresthDg, ba
ever, 10 diffioult and rapid, The n
petor ia SiwAys pleased when be ma
himself understood BY signs and Wh
pers. He hnds writing irkSome,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
ThleNhn unurh.

Ga Saturday last, Ds.ectly, I,,.l
arrested John McGrAn aud ,Jobn s~%s OVu,'
who were found on Front slras, LILY y !
qusntity OF print sooia 10 tt.l, NOW. NV.
sion. The goods were 50 uDpo,ed II 49, ~ :,
oeen stolen from freight car thst W.
ntonen Into on the Baltimore Can't,
Is. rs. q few days ago Yesterday, Ds
teotive Jones went out In Brandy vim
hundred, and found a quantity q n
stolen goods, seoreted nt a polpy m m n n
B q U. Il r This morning s speo,
onoer came from Media; Pa and ids1
tineu the stolen articles. The prisons
were tnrned over TO his custody, mn
expressing their willingness to 90 vi,I
him without a reQlisi,ion. They WI
taken TO Media in the lisa train nv
will bs tried next mouth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
prownea From a stenmsr,

HAMPTON, Va, May 6.-YestsrdGy :
atte!sO5n ~ n'c,oeE rs the Old Do
nit iit steamer Lursy was crossing
Hsmp,an R1ais, G lady VITO had been
sittiaS on the forward deck arose aud
taE'ug Il her hsr, Put Ler pocbet5ook
in II, and banding It to q strange gentle
man, got over the railing OF the bosi
and Jumped Or fell over Into the water
TIE wheel struck the body and caused
IL 10 SILK instantly. On looking in hel
pocketocck pass wsA found whict
progto her TO bs the wife of Mr.. L
Dudiey Christian, oua OF the oashiert
OF The Hyseia Hotel. She had beer
msr,i1d only about year, and has nj
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
w. b. SHARP q 90.


better and cheaper Carpets
than ever before.
We handle one kind OF
Carpet that is a slow
seller and we have no use
for slow-sellers in our store.
I"French GobeIIn," one OF
1.-The most beautiful and ele-
gaut Carpets made. Only
one fault-that OF price.
These Carpets come hand
somely bordered, are ex.
ceedinely beautiful, in quiet
design, and never sold less
than IS per yard. We sell
what we have of them
for So per yard.
We have Ingram Carpets
dc low as IS cents per yard,
and a splendid assol tment
OF the finest all-wool Flor
entines," equal to Brussels
in designs, tor S5 cents per
yard.
One hundred patterns OF
the best alI-wool extra super
Ingram Carpets for IS and
IS cents per yard.
You should see our Car
pets.
VIM. b. SHARP & CO.,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
A Rope Aronnd ms Nsok

BALTIMORE May IA man with 3
rope around his neck, to which Was tied
two large stones, was found near the
end OF the old pier ut the Marine Hos
pital, yesterday morning. In the poe.
kets were two purses, one contaibipz
sl.98 In email change, and the other =
pawn ticket for q revolver, issued by
Thomas Pos,, No. 3l8 South Sixth IT,
Philadelphia, o laundry ticket from
Lee Sing, No. 1918 Race St, PhilAdel
phiz.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
4 WATCH Ill EYE,

We keep a watchful eye or
you and your clothing. This
little daily talk is just to make
you feel we are thinking of you
and studying your wants and
how TO meet them
We meet them ia scores oi
styles. and at prices that are
meant to be bargains for you,
and give small profit to US. Why
talk about details2 Our store
is the complete clothing house,
and offers the ideal stock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Base Bar.

The Rockford bASe ball club defeated
the Ponies Gt Rockford ON Saturc az by
q soore Of 10 30
Tho Volunteers defeated a nRnelesn
utne on Saturday afternoon By n tcore
OF 80 to Is.
The Fleetwood oa Saturday defeated
the Pioneers by q score Of "a 10 1
This Rugby boys, uuder tbs name OF
ths Metropolitan bsRs ball club, on
Saturday a'tsrnoon defeated the Rock.
land club by score Of 80 to IS,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
nu.s,n srrenrthenlnE nM LiD'1

LONDON, Msy 6.-The Elal's1l
tary chiefs who recently %sagI
St. Petersburg declared h
would not be in q posl.ioa "
time to attack q European fSSs a.,,
her defensive forces, they sA'o, s,,'
weak, owing to lack OF rair"I is,,s
was decided To construct lnI"
toward the AustriOn ffonsloii "
Of 13 GEO 600 rublea.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
CITY count

At the session Of the City Court this
morning, Judge Oummlns presiding,
James Pam bean was arrAiRued on the
charge OF disorderly conduct, and the
evidence proving the fact, he was re
nuired to pay 50 and costs The CASE OF
Willism BarauAy, arrested for dealing
In policy, WAS postponed until this
eveGing.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Cor sp,rinG to K,ll her H''D'D'

NEBRASKA CIfY, Nsb., nv, a,,,.
Mrs. Frank Runyan, OF tn's .0n,ui mi
been arrested charged WIZ a., o's snsI
to murder her Husband. o.o SIII n
two men to kill him sna ODV u1sb,'
drew D revolver On him laH ns 4,
was prevented from usins y ID ID
airivNi Of oit.zsns Ihe oS I'd bec
assigned is that the woman nS'
tired of her husband.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
,.,x,ared At . BALI

CINCINNATI, May SAN "a : Ses,
Bend, nftstn miles ps,y ,n, at sb,
o'clook yesterday mcIn'HfH 1 fH%srrI,Ou
plea stabbed Lewis bfotn ost,naqged BID
The back with dirE, ot1Ss h,n IN ibs
Of OF he n house and threw T;,InS n1I ,ds,i
ter, where he was "a SssS,psd.
n,nsninR, Staples has eh
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

sore Heads Playing to Empty Houses
Certain jealous merchants, including q
their help, envy the success and popu
larity OF Mr. Louis Bellheimer, the
Economy Holl Olothier, No 4l6 Market
street, because they caa't compete with
his small prodt system, and drown
their sorrow by trying to capture his
trade. They ara angry with the gentle
man becsuse tuey can't undersell him
We'll, II certainly must be the gentle.
mana good fortune TO be place in such
. position and t. meet With tush sue
cess, and vo hope it msy Alpafs con
tinue, AZ he certainly deserves It. His
essAbiishnent, No. 4o6 Market street,
Ia crowded with pleased customers from
nt 70 TIL night, while other houses and
clerks arc visiting for trade.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
KepnblIe.n nnrntinr..

Tha hapaUllcan City Executive Com
mltlse vii meht this s7suing IN room
no l, Institute Hs, auG a EuIl attend
Ance ia r qnss,ed
The Etpuh.ic1ns Of the Ninth ward
Will boid meeting aL 8 O'Clock to
MORO" uiEA;, 81 toe Old Academy, foi
the pnrp1ae o. selecting candidates fol
Sonucll and a!eGting ds.egates to th'
State Convention.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
li.eY Msrn knnnrter.

In the year 1855 & vile Weston
Fulier, The rtceuJ nominated Chief
Jus'iGe for The Uni;sd States Supreme
oour'r and James G Blaine were both
legislative reporters IN the Maine Leg.
nIs'ufe' 45 FnIier reported for the
AAugnS's AzF, ID n0cralic, and Janet
. y ai1e ;yE the Keunebec journal,
Wh!g.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
n.n aaIsa,f.

PHILADELPHIA, Msy 7.-S,Iit S.' I
ney, a twelve. yeAr.old slLi, s,, W" ys,,s
hanging by her NECK ,s o.ss ssuIpp,,l
morning, and at tiist II ita,,h no
be q oSse OF suicide, tpousT snv III
couid be assigned. It 10 ~ NJ" b,I
that with other RiI's : sIp ~ ,ie,d
"playing at hanging AOu
experiment.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

NEW YORK, hny Rev. Oharlss j.
ClarAe, assislsnt secretary of the Moth
odist General Conference, died yester-
day ct the SLurtsvRnt House He as
taken sick on Friday, and his etlmtnt
developed tnto dipt iberia. He was o
native Of Maine, about s3 years Of sge,
aud vas presiding elder Of the Portland
district
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
.na l,lew UnI th0 w..

NEW YoRk, Naye -El!eG | ,lou Slr4 ND
domestic in the employ o, was "a founi
1883 Lexington svenGe, "t n. BID 4
in her bed this mo.niSE Two weeE,.s|
through inexpsrience .,S SnS WIS., aphi|
gas light in her room anu
fah
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
AnoIher FAIR.

Under tho management of the lady
managers Of the Hon 9opsthic Hospi-
s4l a fair will be held In the Institute
Hall on May "A and 25. Those having
charge OF the affair will spare no paine
to make the affair q sucoesH. A num her
OF novelties not heretofore etsn will be
introduced,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Epookea Down and RobDsd.

On Saturday night as nh old gentle
man named Henry achmidt was pass
lac along Front street ntar Lombard, he
vas knocked down and robbed OF his
watch and chain. He residts in Ohes-
ter, and was on visit to this city. No
cine has al yet been found as 10 Who the
robOers were.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Firemen,s meeting

There will be meeting this evening
of the Water Witch Volunteer Fire Az
ISOLATION hL SHeDger Hall, No, 3O2 East
Fourth street, ot 80 O'Clock, to hear
reports OF committees that are cut on
the proposed reunion OF the Id Water
Witch Fire Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
CLOSED.

The fair for the benefit OF the Della
ware hospital closed In Institute Hall
on Saturday evening. The success OF
the fair was very gratifying, tie re.
csip;s amounting to over 81 200, vi ich
was entirely beyond expectGt'olE.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
nn.nn,nh rheir untiaA.

Oa Saturday evening tho recently
slsoted oficers Of the Fl re department,
appenred btfre Mayor Rhoato and
took the required oath Of ollie. They
assumed tho duties OF their respective
Iofli ces yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
A n ELECTION OF THE PEpURTJ.

A N ELECTION OF THE REPUBLI-
"A cans of the Second District OF New Car
tie County Will be held at the usHsl voting
places IN the different dlftricts, on saturday,
pose OF electing rs delegates 10 tle safe on
veution, TO he held Al Dover, on Thursday,
the 18th day OF NAV. At the sane time An
election VIII be held for aCtunty Fhrcutiye
Committee. 70 consist Of three mslt Ders from
cash voting district
The following is the appOrtioumeut Of tlele-
gates 10 tbs State Co veatlOn. Brtnaywine
East, 2; West, 2; Christiana, North, 2; West,
White Clay Creek, West, 2; East . I'enst,ier'
I3; Red Lion, East, .; West I; 81. Georges
East, 9; West 3; App oquininiuk, ., Black
bira, 2.
Returns OF the election OF mcmh rs or ibe
County Execntite Committee ssalt be tnade
Del.
BY order of the second District Committee.
Y. q. BUCK SGH An, Chairman, pro tenn.
DAVID APPLEBf, Secretary, pro Il IN II
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
L.ws,t Mntor- uoolers

hava stood the ttst for tho last twenty.
1--we years They will outWear six OF
tue common tin that arc hllni with
sa wd ust. William Lawtoni No, OIL
Market etEse5.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07

The Spring Clothing at the top OF
its condition. The most perfect Spring
Suits we ever made up, and qualities
|ready-made, such as merchant tailors
|use.
IA Silk-Lined Oversack at $IS or $50.
Reliable and Stylish at $40, $l2, upto 500.
Modest and pleasing Suits. SO to 25.
Dress Suits, good to finest, $l2 to $50.
The Boys and Children's Clothing a
marvel of beauty in the styles and work.
|manship. The handsomest goods and
best ideas to be got.
You know the difference and in
Your favor through our low prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Halis,onss we,cHIpr Two Pounds.

LONDON May I dispatches from
lnols announce IA: Dslhl and Morsj- -
Aphl have beee visited by digsstroae
hAiiSi2fGa hbsIl $50 persona have
Dseh E.td, Too hatiBtJles were hat
md oVel IN ssape End some Of them
weighed rs mach ap UD Donuds eRaA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
-
aaul.annual rest,

Under the rule of tho Fira Commit
tee OF Council, the various FIRE com.
pa aies are engaged in the semi annual
test 10 day. The test 's being made at
the foot Of Walnut street, ou the Bran
|dywine.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-07
Reduction o, rare.

The CT 2. Tty Company Will
hsreEf or raarss .ay siK cents fsrs 90
and isom . sou dspo. 10 any
point o. ,Ha He.} This ia muve In
the ri2tta.- .-Ha ma(hs IL viii lead 3
greauy itei7as-l travel, and in thi'
way will beus6 Se c,ty and eventually
tie company asf