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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

Real OvERcoAr WEATHER
Real Overcoat Weather ut last, What shall IL
be-a rough coat for winter days and nights or
something more dressys
We have listers from s10 to s25-just the
thing for this kind of weather. In the dressy
goods have Fur Beaver from els to s25.
In Chinchilla from $40 to s25. Also. Kersey
and Melton in all the fashionable shades
We will expect you.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
oNE-PRICE CLoTHIER.
434 SEVENTH ST.
Two doors south Of street. $50
Prices REDUCED. PR1crs REDUCED.
FURS and LADIES' WRAPS.
ALASKA sEALsKIN and
FINE SEAL PLUSH sAcoUEs.
JACKETS. vIslTEs and FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
MUFFs. BoAs. CAPEs and TRIMMINGS
Our Holiday Sales have been beyond our expectation
In addition present stock We are adding what
is new and attractive in Wraps.
b H. sTINEMETz SON.
d27 1887 Pennsylv.ni. Ave. next to cor. 18th st.
GAMES, GAMEsu GAMEsm
HOME AMUsEMENTs, HOME AMUsEMENTsl
Games for Old and Young.
LARGEST assortment Every game now published con-
stantly in stock
New arrival: Magic Lanterns from 49c. to ais
CHI RUPERT.
t.3 4o3. 4o5. 4o7 9TH ST n. W.. above st
national NOVELTY WoRks
Room As. Post building
Tam now prepared at the aforementioned place. to
manufacture all kindsof Patented Novelties. Models
&c Fine Gold. Silver and Nickel Plating done. Esti-
mates furnished
d1e-3m ALBERT +. CHILDs. Prop
Tine only sure Cure for Corns Stops all pain. En-
:ures comfort to the feet 15c at Druggists HBcox
ARE YOU CONSERVATIVE.
Have You Couch, Bronch. tis, Asthma. Indtgestiony
Uoe PAkKER'S GINGER IONIC without delay. 1t u
invaluable for all affections Of the Throat and Breath
he S's sns So ;"S srs
DruggistAL jA7-wks2
GESTIsNES's SUITS sCS T sEPssrn roRn
So cent: Print: rs ss.
0oooscalleo toT anddeltverod
K l. HAHN
COS 9th st. nv. (telspa.ns call 50sAyl saa ~
l.CAlyeEt o.. balumorA Telphons call l5lI-x
CooK1sa BIZ Gas
fun Mns o6
oAss COOKING STOVES
On hand and for saaA
mhs1 wAsHLs0ToN oAsII0aT ooanAxx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

PROHIBITION AND WOMAN sUFFRAGE-Gov LARA
De-, OF Iowa. Delivered his biennial message 20 the
legislature yesterday Afternoon The governor
says that the enforcement OF the prOhibitory law
has been 20 effilent IN reducing crime that he rec,
omnends n51lidatiOn OF judicial districts 80 as
u reduce the number from fOrty-iour TO FORTY IA.
4 In favor OF woman suffrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

IfhkOhs OF TIE BOB-sLED.-Monday night, at
Dalton, Pa. while party OF young men were
CoasuLg with OOo-sled and the sled was running
- thS tate OF 20 miles an hour, IL struck young
SOD OF '>lui Montgomery 1he boy was lifted
nVn The srcoa1 and thrown about 10 feet behind
shc siei. breaking one 1f his legs and an arm
80 sleu vas Overturned Warren Terwllliger,
sLo Nss steering, was thrown OF 50 Violently as
~ ot-tN ms upper Jaw-bOne. ana he also received
1891 ugn bruises ABOUT the head. The others
escaped With a few scraCches-Wh,ls cossIin1
Svu1ay hlsht ON Oneida street hill in Joliet, ILL.,
Alss Oflenna wheeler ran into a crowd OF boys
coming Up hill Miss Wheeler's left leg was
broken IN Two places and George Van Allen mad
several riDs OrVken, and received INTERNAL intnres
thai may prove fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

Tue GrBERNAroRIAI CONTEXT IN Ior,u.x.
xhe LOUISIANA democratic state convention assem-
oieo AZ Baton Rouge, La, yesterday, TO nominate
ASahdloate Tor governor. The McEnery delegates
coneeae that he h. no longer q possibility In the
Iace ana they have determined 10 stand together
~ ras zen. Nichols, who has ITO uncontested
oesrsa.es majority over all. Judge Jerries and
Ssnge q = Davey both declined 70 run as q sub.
9itute for AeE1ery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

An AMERICAN GIRL MARRIEs A CHrSsMAS-Jim
Ire DEM, swarthy but intelligent and indus
triOus Chinaman, who keeps a laundry in NanIf-
coke, Pa. was married saturday evening 7 a
pretty Wilkesbarre girl Of American parents age
The ceremony was performed in the .-parlOr'
atiacAe1 10 J.n'5 laundry Oy a minister OF the
Gospel and witnessed by large number OF invited
gu st@ including merchants. lawyers and large
prUp-rty-OWners Of the borough The brides maine
was henrietta Hutsker. Her parents both died
Mh-n she was quite young. and she was brought
up Oy rci1tiveS- Henrietta said IL was a case OF
love az rrst sight, and money considerations had
nothing 10 Do With the marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

CuT HIS WTRs THRoAE.-The mind Of WIN. q.
became impaired by financial troubles. he len
Onancock and went to live with his brother near
bell Haven. Last Thursday morning he took hia
VIE ana Two small children In buggy and started
70 take nde. While going through the woods be
pulled out bis knife and deliberately cut his wife's
throat rom ear 70 ear. He then drove on to the
village OF Wardtown with his two little children
and his wife's dead boiy in the buggy with him,
ana gave himself up to the constable there. Both
on the Eastern shore OF Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

. PEoHiBiTIos IN IowA.Governor Larrabee de.
nNered DIS biennial message 20 the Iowa leQisla-
ture Yesterday afternoon. declared that the en-
iofcement OF the prohlbitory law has been so en-
cent II reducing crime that he recommends a
sonsondaton o. judicial districts, 50 as 10 reduce
NE nAmoer Of judges from forty -four TO forty He
Is IN favor OF q woman suffrage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

ROBBED OF HER TREssEs.-Mra Edward List Il
the beautiful young vile OF rich Chicago broker.
Last wednesday night she left her home to most a
letter At the corner letter-box While she was sin.
ping the massive into the slot man creeping 10
rom Denind seized her BY the arm and With one
hair. Ma List fell In q swoon while the myster1-
Gus thief escaped. Her husband has offered q ne
ward OF $500 for the capture Of the RASCAL
A PMKIRroN Detective IN DpauIsE.-A stranger
recently appeared at Alliance, Ohio, 70 Omen 4
steam laundry. He made friends with YOUNG
men, and was taken to the saloons. Monday the
etranger said that he was o P1nkerton detectiye
rom Chicago. At his instance about dozen I'M
licensed liquor sellers wer arrested fined heavily
and committed TO the w0rkhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

SHE IOkE Up The WIII--At Providence. r. l. a
scandal was caused yesterday by Mrs.. Annie j
Hayw ard going 70 the PROBATE court and tearing
70 kleces hcr iathers III She was LEFT bequesI
OF 8 by her father while the bulk OF the pronerty
was given 10 her brother. copy OF the viii has
been made. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

Chattanooga Dispatch to Pittsburg Commercial
Upton County. this state, has phenomenon in
the person OF a charming young lady, the daughter
ofJameS Townley, prosperous farmer, who DOS
sesses remarkable power over wild and domestic
animals. She Is superb horsewoman and can
tame and ride In few minutes horses and mules
with which no one else has ever been able TO do
anything. The most savage dog in the neigh Dor.
hood quails before her ana follows as docile as n
pet. she has the same power over wild animals.
and squirrels and birds eat from her hand in the
woods ana she often picks up rabbits in the felds
She says that from infancy she has had the power
over wild animals, but was not aware until com.
paratlveiy recently that she could control domestic
animals She Is not conscious OF nv peculiar feel
Ing or Will power and can account for her talent
only on the ground Of her great love for animals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

NEssRK, OHIO. jan Il.-While Albert Boyer
was standing on the platform near the railroad at
Utica holding in his hand a jug, a brakeman
grabbed Tor The jug, but caught Boyers coat,
jerking him oil the platform. He fell beneath the
wheels and had one leg crushed. The injury will
prove fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

No MONEY EoR THE ENPLoYEs--A New York dis
patch says: The trouble between Secretary Fair
ShlIi AID the etnigraht commissioners has not vet
urn settled ana there Is no money 10 pay the De-
eSn0I salafles OF the Castle Garden employees,
which were due January l. It Is lnpr0Sable ihat
any or the commissioners VIII follow Commissioner
stephth>ons example last month and advance the
employees salary. WIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
Liberty, Equality and Fr..eruitv

From the Lopdon Globe.
Paris socialist the other day went into the
office of the mayor OF the eleventh reimbursement
and asked TO see the register OF births. He had
just been made the happy father OF q daughter.
TO the usual question as TO the name Of the child,
he declared she was to be called "Egante,n The
clerk said that by the law OF the French capital
that name was Illegal lively Conversation en-
sued, during which the socialist declared he had
taken triple oath TO the effect that II he had three
daughters their names should be LbertA, EgalitA
and Fraternite respectively. LbertA had been
porn ana chrlstened In the provinces, and now
Egaf1te had come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
Surrs AND OvracoArs

SUrrs AND OvracoArs
For Men and Boys Cheaper than ever At the
GREAT CIosrNa-oUT SALE
OAK HALL
COR. 10TH AND + sTREEra
300 suits for Boys from to l2 1t fifty C5O cents
ON the dollar.
$50 overcoats for Boys from to IL ct SO cents on
the dollar.
500 Suits for BOys IL to IS the prices at 66sso
the dollar.
800 overcoats for Boys IL Is years At 66ssc. on
the dollar
1000 good well-msde Suits; suits for dress or
work. At $3.50 on the dollar
500 Overcoats for Men and Youths at 66ssc on the
dollar.
1000 pair Odd Pants at one-third Of
This is without doubt the best chance to buy good
clothing cheap in the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
a Pefrificd RufIaIo.

QUEER IND or A GANG OF NEN WHILE SINKING A
COAL SHAT.
TOPEKA. KAN, Jan lI.-At Belleville, Republ-
can County, while r. X. GaIlazh . anu a force OF
workmsn were excavstinz Tor the purpose of sink
Ing coal shaft, near the north line OF the city
hard substance was encountered about feet
from the surrtce. The wOrkmen supposed It was
an ordinary ledge Of rock, but upon removing the
dirt surrounding IL preparatory 10 blasting, they
found what proved TO be a petrifet buffalo.
II Is Of large size, and as perfect a specimen OF
the bison ~ ever rOamed the plains OF Kansas.
Those VINO have seen it pronounce &c a wonderful
specimen OF petrifactio1- The buffalo Will be
shtppei 20 Topeka and placed on exhibition IN
the Rock Island depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

NILE Nj. j. PR.sDL
1909 D ~ n. Mrs. Hunt'sD
as returned t,9m New York with the latest styles 10
A special selection in SHELL AMBER. and DULL
Hair Dressed and Bangs shin,led nIs-2m.
M form her customers and the public that she
hss moved from ITO: st NV. 10 1s:.5 81. W.
near,y opposite the tbtntt where she will be pleased 70
See thenl- ;. i. Taylor system Mo 2m'
1u Lady shampooer and Hair DRESSER
10 merry with Mrs q Thompson Is located at 103
10TH St over 1hompson's Drug store. d2-3m
M v. KANE. 507 18th ST NV HAS RE
order A perfect nj guaranteed Also a fun line u
Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists French Corsets and
bustlrs ocls -3uIs
A NToN FIsCHER's DRY CLEANING FsTAB.
n LlsHMENT AND DYE WORKS. eo0 Ct nv.
Ladies and Gents Garments VI ell kinds Cleaned and
Dyed without being ripped LADIES' Evening Dresses
speciality. Thirty ;hye year, exT'erleuoeI Prices
moderste- Goods called for and delivered sl4
ETRLScH DYING, soouEING AND DRY CLEAN
u ING ESTABLISHMENT, l205 New York ayenuA
ZION. ANON AND CAROLINE LERCH.
Formerly with A. Fischer and Mason lriese,
A LL-wooL GARMENTS MADE UP Or kIPPER
wv ' A FISCHER
sl4 9O6 u ST. n. ~
WI Makes Corsets TO order in every style and mate.
rial and H sar sPs Psrfsfs t and comfort
French Handmade Underclothing, Merlno Under wear
aud finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces. and all Dress Reform Gooda
French Corsets and Bustles-
Children's Corsets and q 81 Corset Miss H-'s own
make that for the price is unsurpassed
n B-french. German. and Spanish spoken mrlA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
Fuas. HArs. FuRs.

"Open Saturday VI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
noxEu.A
RoARD 9. PUBLIC RDUoATioN

A kleetion for Membsrs OF - Beard Of
Puslis ndnsation IN " iimia GtoA win Be held
IN the anernoon Of saturday. May kih, 1855.
Polls Will be open ~ - o'eieek or lhirty min
utss theIeaftef, and sioss At ep. n.
which the siestion Il 70 bs held IN tAs ward
will hold the school Mesuon.
nenesss % % be ssstsd and places Of vsung
First Ward, One member for ysars; polls,
pgblie sehoclhosss Ne. =, Second stsesf near
second Ward. One nsnssr ses years;
polls n. W. corner ssssnd and walnut
Third Ward. One member for 1 year, one
member for years. pols. tublie sssooi hoase
Foafth Ward. ons member for years;
polls. public school house No. =, corner Finn
Film ward. one member for year. ;psiis,
ggelie sehoolhcuse No. O. cor hGhth and
Sixth Ward. One member 70, years ;polls,
public school house Nc. ., walnut itreet
Seventh Ward. One member for . years.
polls public school house No. 4 corner
Eighth Ward. one member for two year
polls, public school house, No. 8, corner
Seventh and spruce streets
Ninth Ward. One member fox . ysafsi
polls. Old Academy.
Tenth Ward. One rember for years
Third and Hsrrison streets.
Eleventh Ward. One member for year one
Polls. Public school house No. 10. corner
Oak and Harrison streets.
Iwelnh Ward. One member for two years
streets: BENZ. Y. BARTRAN, Secretary.
Ap26-st
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

TOMORROW the National Rspubll-
can AnEi-5Aloon Conference will meet
At the Cooper Institute, New York, and
continue in session two days. The pur
pose OF this convention 10 10 adDp. sonel
dshnite plan OF action for the party on
the sAloon question, and TO mess fairly
the efforts OF the liquor interest to make
itselt power In pclihcs. TIE time hAs
@-cJme when this important question
must be met, aud As there 10 and for
years has been growing sentiment In
she Republican party In favor OF tenn
PerAnce, and OF the adoption OF some
means for the restriction OF the liquor
traffic, II becomes the duty oil the pArty
20 place itself on record In this matier.
That this will be done OF this conven.
tlon there Is buI little room TO doubt,
especially when the character OF tht
delegates composing Il is taken into
consideration. ssa.huset,s will send
SenAIors HoAr aud Dawes, Govern |
Ames, Congressman Lodge aud Lins
and . number Of other equally We
kno&n and irfiaenhAl cit'z ms, and III
representation is tqpSled by those Q
ot0er 5lAtes. Il viii therefore be see
that this convention viii not be com
rosed OF q set Of visionary, irresplnsl
bic men who uill seek for somelhin
that Is unAtlalnable, but On tue COT
trAry, OF statesmen, on whose judgmsr
and wisdom the people and tbs par,
DAn depend.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
CAST YUBR EYES
JOHN WANAFAKER.

Over these prices, take in
every store in town, examine
the garments they will offer
you at these figures, and if,
when coming to us, we do
not show you thirty pc r
cent. better quality, then
don't buy OF US, that's all. A
good Business Suit $1,000,
All-wool Cashmere Suit,
$1,000, a fine Corkscrew
uit $500, imported
Worsted Suit $40, a fine
Prince Albert Suit from S1e
to $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
rbilaaslphiA Wilmington q Bal
Hmors Railread.
APMIL aSra. 1855.
rrains wnl leave wiizaingeon - DoEiou {
SUNDAY TRAINS,

ErA1ns Wtii leave Wtlsaingbon - tofiuU
SUNDAY TRAINs.
rhilsdelphia lexpressl, I a 4 %. %, L@
~ II. " " sS sso lSS aSH 4 :. @ M. IL a n'' hs
i% ss g 70 % %, SSp, n.
IL 'iifl Z !. s:1Hr'ii;sa p. !; b "a "a "a sas
=. Us & &C. 4. Il. b Z s. : =. :A nn.
nSs S e.. ao,.l IA Z u. H. .'sAss%% ~
FOR wss. Chester, vi. Lamokin. Q % sns
Va S.,is ~, .% s1d sp aoo ?; m ,r,.r..,.,. an.
ions, q ! N. snrss Il y ana dnS sai lT.''o p. N. So
Baitimors and iaternsdiats stations. 10 Il =
= R.ltinors iii aoa a ana q B Bay n Line, spn.
q T. and II o. .. m, u o. Il II. Q u. q, ID
Trains for Bsisware Division leave for,
4 r." Sssne; & sS " h a., s1a, m, nsA ssA $40
eeorssfown and Lsaes. 20 a. m 80 90 Pm.
Hsrrinsson, Dsiasr. md I; " way stations. 90
: E1prs:s i' 9 I foi q u Harrington. 80 ,. m. wS
EiPisss:ss = S Il! bOvsr. Harrington. and Del
EIprsss for t.ps . Charles, u 9i OLD roin. oos.
fort and Norfolk, Yes Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for WI.
DlnRton iekpreash IL 70. %, ~ III, tW
10 q, II Is, II 81 a. M, 201 e0i. 4da ESQ
o.. b2t, so. 6H, II 20p. m,
Aceommoda ion, 80, 10 Is q. M, LIS, aM
~. Az. sz2 sB o0S 10 20. and II n y. m,
Fer Philadelphia (express), 200, .
Accommodation, SIS a. M, Ri6. Id,
$50 ", and 10 % p. m.
For Chester texpress), 7 Is. . 10. II u q m.
y. 7 Os. and 10 70 p. m.
Accommodation. SIS I'M, II 10. Is. te
%. and 7. 20 D. IN.
For New York terpressl, 2 OF, ag2, go, TIA
si6 IL Hs.m., az, ia ga, %. and 100
D. m.
For West chOstef, via Lamokin. SIS a. m,
For Cape Charles, OLD Point Comfort and
| Norfolk, IL % Night.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton
Doyer. FELTON,, Harrington, seaford, Laurel
| and DelInar, IL 05 Night.
Baltimore and Warrington, 1.78, 4N eot
| 10 IL n. m, u ee, . "a, and - y. IN. BAlti.
| more, 6. 90 and u 3s D. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for WI
| A. NJ, sos, 6.T and II. % r. NJ.
| accommodation SO 10. Is A. NJ, a. q %
e.l0, SIS and II. ZIP. NJ.
For further information, passengers are re-
ferred TO the ticket sfioe at the station.
Trains marked thus tsl are limited express
i upon which extra fare II charged.
aeaeri hsnassr General fssSenssr 4. M1SD Az
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
DUBLIc SALE OF HORSES, AT
Il HoOKEsstN, DEL.
on TRURsDAY, MArS.
Twenty Selected Horses.
& .&
Description Of Horses.

No; |. cray horse, sig years old. ishands,
No. .. Bay mare, six years old, is IL
hands, weighing 1900, good style and ae ion.
NS .ods ss,y sSr' s's yss5s sl. Sia ns s
lelder, quiet for . lady TO drlVe, weight LOO.
this horse will suttanybody.
No. 4. Gray mare. Ie ~ hands, six years
old, good worker. weight 100.
No. 5. Bay horse, rs i-a hands, weight il5o
COED style and action, single line leader,
hands weight 1900, well srofsn.
No. Z. Bay horse, six years old, Is l.?
hands, yeisht lieo, good style and action and
No. & hay mare ave ye,rs old. ls hands,
weight iaso, good single line leader, good
q, T. and action. This Is good one, a. can
No, .. Black mare, six years old. Is Ia
hands, weight .120n, good ST. lie and action,
quiet for . Lady 10 drive. fearless OF steam,
and good driver,
Nc: 10 Bay horse. seven years old. IS -
hands, weight lI5o, work any place, quiet for
No. ii. Brown horse, ave years old, well
broken, weight lf5O good style. This Is as
fne large horse as any one wishes 20 see.
No. ". Gray mare, i've years old, weight
i;oot we'll -broken, is hAnds. This mare is
No. is, Brown mare with foai, four years
|olt, well broken This Is good chunk.
The balance are well broken and smooth.
These horhes 1 have selected in Somerset
county, especially for this market, they are
larae well broken and - hne n lot a. ! ever
Trains on the Lsndenberg branch OF the BI
4 o. Railroad arrive In tire for the sale and
depart Immediately after, Dinner at ". BalN
at l.. % days credit. ELWOOD WEBSTER,
Robinson, auc. Chandler, CLERK. a2s-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

. nonumsat 10 the lsis Eli urozisr,
should mest with prompt and iibsrai
rssponse. Mr.. CrtEisr devoted his iiie
70 ths soldiers and their widows and
orphans. He u was thMA planned and
carried Into efsos ThAnksEivlng ain.
nsrs and summer sxsursions Tor Widows
and orphans, Whesshy many OF then
spent day Of pleasure that they would
other wise not been Abls 10 enjoy. Add
to this the fact thai he wss an ardss,
patriot, and that his devotion 10 the
cluntry thai be loved 90 we'll only end
ed whfn he ceAssd 10 breathe. and Va
have the chief ohArsoteristics OF ths
man whom we oil know and loved.
That he 10 deserving OF o monnmsnl
none will deny, but ail that 10 asked II
enough 10 raise 70 bis memory . modest
stone. 10 mark the spot where his TO
mains are laid. There should not b
the sllghtsst trouble in raising q sufi
cisnt amount for this purpose. asd any
one feeling disposed 10 assls, okn lesvs
their contributions 81 this Ifii,e.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
1UksDAY, MAY l, Isss.

LIZ CURRENT reports are true, there
wiii be n marked and Important Qua nge
On the Democratic political checker
board before the Gloss OF tbs present
week. sis said that 0 meeting WAS
held on SaujAy o. the tfi ,e OF . seii-
known Dsmocrs;io attorney lhAi Was
attended BY several mem oers OF the
Cour. House ring, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the position
In which the party 10 plaoed and adopt
ing some means, u possible, 10 extri-
cate IL from the present dilemma In the
MsyorAlty contest A ter . iuu and
fres discussion it was resolved tha,
Ohlei Dougheriy must be goiien rid Of
In some way, aud It was agreed that
before the close OF the week he should
be rendered position at WAshiagIon,
In consideration !hA, he will gracefully
step down aud cut This tender will
bs signed BY SsMsslry BayArd and
Senator Gray, And accompanied By =
gentle reninderthst It 10 the wish OF
she Secretary and ssnstor that he shail
Aoseps Of u. H. hosevsr, takes two
10 make barSsir, Aud IL Ia q q1eslionA.
BILE whether Chief Dousherty will
either A,ospI the ot1r or bs driven OF
the track by their mandates. He may
remember the pro nises made to hIt op.
ponsnt oounollmAu Norton, In rseaFd
% The oolieotor,h'p, and be. de.erced
from plsolng tAiih 10 pro nisss which
cAn % easily bs broken. chisi Dough.
erty represents q PAriioular Esd power.
ful element Of the Democratic party,
and he will NOT ~ Irus 10 himself or
them II he ALLOYS those, who seem %
think thAI they osag D ,lAxAre around
N their vesi p1cttS, 70 either bay OF
drive him ont o9 the rAse. His friendi
have. worked faithfully ana u,rs - M,
psnu,, ma IL certainly seems min,
20 them :eAi THY shalt 30 dlc,r,sa ~ !,
BY she Court House ring, ma lesdInS
member Of which ID not even q voter o
resident Of this 1'ty, II ohiei Douab
cry " siihsr cosxed or DR.. YEN or a
She CONTEXT, these men hone n h,,n
out man Who os-. baA. ar, Nor.or
and thus enable Thor. selves 70 relAi
oootsol eS the clpAliIy, bus Vi
20 propose to have something
Say In the matter At this eie,tion, an
ahese Wouid-be bosses will be APT
mud thai the "best laid schemes Of mi
ami men Ait gang AElse."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
An E.,,,naei. Lsdz p..d. .

Mrs. Samuel N. Pusey, reiict Of
Samuel N Pusey, di ed At hsr residence,
No. 032 West street, in the 6Si year Of
her age, after = lingering illness. Mrs.
Pusey's maiden name was Mary r.
Richards. She was daughter OF VIII.
liam and Lydia Richards, both dc.
ceased, Of this city. Her husband vas
the late ssmuel N. Pusey, who died on
May 10, 1888. The deceased was very
benevolent lady, being member Of the
Aged Women and Home for Friendlest
Children. The funeral will take place
to m orrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
wAxAmAKxRs

TAi,tyJsys kinds Of Ten
mis- Rackets; En- glis h.
American. Enough of each
sort to let you pick the
weight and balance that fits
your hand. Everything else
for Tennis. You can't find
1.-The like in another store In
America. Surprise prices
|too.
In the same way every
thing for Base Ball and
| Cricket; everything for Gro.
|quet and Fishing, everything
for healthy, innocent indoor
and outdoor play for big
folks or little folks. More
lplay things and rest-thing:
land vacation-t m e-thingi
THAT you dream Of if you
haven't kept watch.
Basement, northeast Of centre.
| Summer Shoes in full
bloom. Tennis, seaside
mountain. Picking is easiel
lnow than it will be wher
1.-THE season rush Is on. Can.
vas and ooze.leather Ten
Inis Shoes. s. to 81. A lit
tile mountain (wish it was
twice as big) OF Ladies
Brown Canvas Tennis Ok
Ifords $I.5o.