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Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

THE HoMGPATHIo hospital 10 doing
. great and g cd work In this commu.
nifty, and should receive . liberal sup.
port Already there has been over one
hundred patients treated, and within .
few dayb three children have been sent
there for tIeAtmentl by the Society for
she Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.
The physicians, among whom are some
Of the best in this city, give their SER
vices free OF charge, and they should
have every assistance possible. The
managers are dsslrous OF buying the
building where they are located, Ai
Bhslloross avenue and Van Buren,
street, and they should not experience
any diff ,uliy in raising the amount o.
money necessary. The managers have
freely glvsn their time and money Il
establish the hospital, and the amount
OF good that the enterprise has AlreAdy
accom- llshed entities IL 10 substantial
aid from the public. Persons DESTROYS
OF contributing oAn send either money
or articles Of use 10 the hos oitAI, or tc
Aloyds grocery store, Klng.snes. Aboyt
Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

john B. Moore, who served a. special
ofIlcer under Mayor Wales, u after the
position VI turnkey u the City Hall,
under Mayor Harrington. He bad the
very best Of recommendations from
some OF the leading men In our city on
his petition, and had sent them In for
inspection by his honor. he was, how.
ever, rather surprised 10 learn that one
OF the gentlemen who had sent him
IN LETTER Of Recommendation without his
solicitation, had sent word 10 Mr.: Har'
rlneton asking 70 withdraw his letter,
and saying he had done 90 because Mr.,
Moore had been b ,cker Of policy and
keno rs we'll a. constant player. Mr..
Moore Immediately wtnt before Frank
Smith and made afiidavit that the
charges were untrue and did him
great wrong, 90 he never had anything
TO do with the game ct any time.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

IT Is cretitAbly stated that several
perroDB who were arrested or warrants
issutd Tor, during the raids on the
gamblers last septem Der, have made
application to Mayor. cleo Il arrin gton
for positions on tbs polloe force, and
We have every reason 10 believe that
tbe rumor is correct. We suppose
khese men are acllng on the principle OF
setting thief to catch thief, tus Allen
Pllker.on, who established the best de-
Aeosive force In this country, once said
shAi this VAS the very wors. policy thA'
could be pursued. Therefore vi
sincerely trust that Mr.. Harrington
will not be induced under any cir
stances 10 ttyis even 10 m experiment
There ere plenty OF good, houess, rner
o. Integrity, who can be secured, and
shese are the ones that should be Ap
pointed. II reports are true there hAv.
peen men on the force, who not onlJ
projected 'he stublers, but frequentet
~<neir places, 81 d IL IL 70 be hoped the
. stop will be put 70 this In the future
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

IT sElMs, 70 sAy the least, very
strange that 8 sweeney should have been
permitted TO Escape 81 easily rs he did,
shat Is II he las escaped from the city,
There is, however, q belief on the part
OF many tbs. he lie st II In town await
ing the result o. his Victims injuries,
and that there ire those who, II they
were 80 disposed, could place him in the
hands. Of the Ulcers within an hour.
NO good o.hz Il would hello seorete q
murderer, hnd II this is the CASE thoss
who know where he Is hiding are 81
bad Is be lie II they 'ail TO give him up
IL has eptn been binted THAI some o.
me police know where he lie, but To-
certain reasons will moi make any ct
Tempt to arrest him. We do not kno
whether THE Is go or not, bus st oil
events tie tff 'ers vho were on dui,
NJ The vlcini y Of where the crime VI
committed should BIZ held 10 q SRI
AccouD liability 'rr h's asnnoe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
kutered NJ the Post Once ~ Whining
nm, Del,, a second elAss mail matter.
TUESDAY JUNE 10. 1883.


THE REPUBLICAN, National Uonven-
sIou meets In Chicago to-day with over
eight hundred delegates present, select
cd from oil parts OF this country, 10 rep@
resent their fellow clslssns In naming
she next President Of the United States.
These delags'es come 70 The oonvenhon
uninsruoled, their constituents know
ing that they will rot for the best good
o. the country and Of the party. Almost
every Republican sAte has some one 10
name, and the real work OF nominating
q candidate will not commence until
after the frs. ballot has been inken.
The delegates from the Pacific Slope
% ne with Blalae o. their ohoioe, and
She same oAn oe said Of many others.
Had IL not been for Mr.. BlAine's letter
declining the honor his nomination
voald be o sessled iAo'. The people
know and feel that he VAS defea.ed by
fraud and trsAahery In 1884, and they
are anxious thkt he should be vlndi-
Dated, which no doubt would be The
case II he had chosen TO accept the
nouinshon. Taere 10, however,, o pos
sibilliy that the men composing the
Convention msy yet deem II exoedisnt
% ssle,t HIN 10 the STANDARD bearer In
She coming campaign, and IL ihey do II
will undoubtedly DO his duty 70 acoept.
Az present every thing 10 uncertain, bul
We feel assured that the Convention
will present 70 the country The name oI
the man who In their opinion Ii the
best and strongest The principal mat
Tar, however, is the platform, and thiI
must be unmista kAbly In favor Of pro
lection TO AmsrioAn industries. ThiI
is the vital question In which the greA
macs Of the people are interested. Thu
DemocrAtc party have, At the bidding
Of Grover Cleveland, adopted . free
trade platform, and the Republican
party must meet the issue fairly an
squArely, and then, no matter who III,
candidate may be. be will be elected.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

IsHPEMINe, Mioh., June 1S.-Tha
excitement over the gold hnd on the
Lake Superior Iron Oompany'sproperty
near this place, has broken out again.
When the original aud was made the
shaft was filled up and work stopped
until the company, which was not au'
thorized 10 explore for any metal exoepl
iron ore, could be reoreanized. They
opened the shaft again. and yesterday
the first blast In the bottom threw up
high free gold bsaring rock.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

-. -xx. 49, $1,000 - :. s.s,.-. q
IT, Van hssss
philadelphia (expresal, . n nc %. L@
q 10 Q 80, $40. ia 10 o., II ~ II Y q. m, II y,
1, ~ 2 n, B1A 70 and . p. m.
Accommodation, SO se1 ToS. ~ Q. Ne,
~ tg bE 10 ~. pSR r, ~ ana an
Q IL II II II Il 4. n. n a EA s2 I'D and
10 a. n. m.
Accoum Cd alton. IN. 7A O. IL 10 o Q,
n. !. M %. Nh %. and ID 20 .. m,
New forf. al Al Sn em. y ID. %, 10 o.,
II ii a M sif n m. Al. an 3eA Ia
sne 10 % 3. m.
d 8 :, m Nj /. ) and dop. n,
For Newark (CentreJ and intermediate sta.
f Raitinors and inssr%s a 2 ssasions 10
b . III saS q and Bay Line, 7Spu.
10 ia AVID II 90 AZ M. II b. ii Il. ID al sid
V al and IS D. N,
Trnina for UeiaWare Dfvfaiou lesve for.
New castle, 500, 80 4. m, nW a& 81
ID Is .. m, and IL Is Might,
GEORGETOWN and Lewea 0 20 q. m a, . 20 D. m.
Reho6oth, s1a. m,
Harrinxton. Delmsr. and wav s,ations. 90
q. M, III Is o, m,
ETpress for HsrrfuRton. . % D. n, War
train. & Is n. m,
Rxpress Tor Dover. HARRINGTON. and Del.
mar, III Is Night,
Prankiin City, % q m.
scrI ana NSrfoil. Il So os NishS io r0'h' o'~
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Oxfords, very stylish; A, B, Q
and d widths


Oxfords, very styiish; A, B, Q
and D widths
were $4,now So.
3-womeu's Brown and Blue Serge
Top Patent Leather Foxed Ok
ford Ties, opera last, handmade,
B and G widths size Q to g.
were S., now So.
4-women's French Kid Newport
Ties, common sense last, small
sizes only
were $3.50,now $2.s0
5-wcmsn's French Kid Newport
Button Low Shoes, common
sense last, A and B Widths sizes
2to g.
were $3.50, now $2.5o.
Mems cool, durable Can
vas Shoes that were $1.75
now 81. The why sizes 6
z, and 8 only.
OF Seaside, Mountain, anC
Tennis Shoes, anyth | n 6
everything.
Market street front, west of Main Aisle
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
For First Assistant.

Owing to the appointment OF james
B. Tucker, frat assistant engineer Of
the Fire Department, on the poles
forcs, he win resign his former posi-
tlon and Council will elect hts sue
cessor. and among the many applicants
u LinemAn Robert Haley. IL would
seem that no better appointment could
DO made, as Mr.. Haley attends all fires
BY virtue OF his offiee, and II anything
happened TO the wires he would know
at once what was the matter. He hal
bein o member Of the Weccaooe fol
VI ara.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

a MAN who was b. uD iortunAte slme
slime ago 40 10 b. o witness in q case
In PhtlAdelpblA, was tullled and
broWhea.en in the usual manner by the
attorney on the opposite side, aud he
entered suit for damages for libel.
The Court Of Appeals have, however,
decided that 3 lawyer Is o privileged
character, and that euii in o case oil
This kind cannot stand. Therefore The
man has lost his case, and the prin Of pie
seems 10 be established that no matter
how much q witness may bu abused BY
an attorney, be has no redress In 10 v
~ seems to US that this 10 q bad preoe-
dent, ~ unless witnesses are projected
IN some way, it will not be long beiort
u will be impossible to se: persons +
60 en- the stand, and the ends OF justlOl
will thereby be greatly hindersd.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

tUaEDULn In KFYEOr. April 10 1888
Trains leave J'elawafe Avenue Dspol



tUaKDULn LIZ KFYs0r. April 70 1888
Trains leave pslawsfs Avenue DspoI
EAST SOUND.
For Phisadslphia and Chester, SIS, 80,
%, % 800 %, 10 90 and al1 II .. NJ: %, 90,
I'm Sundsys,T 90, I 90, 0 90, 10 80 and sll IL .,
N; 90, . oo,s tb.s6 20, 8 20, so.as 20 and 8 %
|p. m. -
For 5ingerly, accommodation, daily Il 90
FOR Baltimore, mediation, daily sI.
cspt Sunday 40 .. m.
For Chicago and PittsburE. express. daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
Baltimore accom- uOdAtion, daily ! as m.
Pittsburg, chicago and st. Louis express,
sinseriy accommodation daiIyIT 90 N.
FOB LAHDENBER9,o 10 A. M.sunds'
only. lLoo .. N. dAilJ except Sunday, 2b
Trains isays market Street Station;
Fer Phfladelphia 7sb p. N. daily. Fof
Baltimore , % P. NJ, daily. KcF LAndsn
oeEG $50 and loo A. M. daily, except eun.
day; o.loa. N on sunday only Lss and 500
Pitssburs. Chicago and 81. Louis express
Trains TOR NiIwingson-Lsavs Phslsds;
phiS, daily, " o., 1000, all o0 .. n, IL 90
noon, l q, 100, 4 90, As.oo. ESQ. $40, 10 10,
Daily, except Sunday, 80, LsO 3. N
st.2a, and 6 20 D. m.
Sundays only, e.l9 m.
Express trAin6h
RATES TO wRsrERH POINTS LowHR THAN
VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
v. ID. OLEhIENTB, O. C.SUULE
Cent Manaker. GEM Psss. ASsa,
Telephone NO. In.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
ISPpEefBtHTEb LITateTleHl
] OVER I nlLkian DlSIhlbbIH
Louisiana stateLettery Compan,

Louisiana StateLettery Company
incorporated hy the Lsgina In lsee,
for Educational and charitable purposes
and lis franchise made . part Of the present
state Constitution, IN ISIS, ~ an over
whelming popular vote.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DRAWaMesb tax o plae hemf-Anm u'
ally dune and 1ecomberl, ana rs
dRA N ID NGLE n OMBEk DRAW
IHGh take pnaso ON each OF the
ather ten months I'm sho y car, and
are all drawn I'm public, ~ lhe
Academy Of Music, New Orieanssh>a.
"We do hereby certify that We supervis
the arrangements for all tho Monthly Anc
Semi.AnnuAl drawings Of TIE Louisihnt
STATE Lottery Co., and In person nanAS,
and control the drawings themselves, Ant
that tho same are conducted with honoaty
fairness and In good fsith toward all parties,
and We authorize the company 10 use thu
Certificate, with fao-stmiles Of our signature
attached In it, ADVERTISEMENTS"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
Address Registered L,ii,n 10
NEW ORLkAHn NATIONAL HAH y
New Orleans, In.

REMEMBER That the presence Q;
and Early, who are In charge Of the draw
ings, Is . guarantee Of Absolute fairnosi
and integrity, that the chances arc al
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEMBER also. that the payment Of
Prizes Is GUARANTEED ny FOUh
and the ricketts, arc signed BY the Presi
don't Of an Institution, whose charter Cd
rights arc recognized In the highest Courts
therefore, beware Of any limitations ar Ap'
noYmoua schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
CITY ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE PnoHimrrINe TIE FIRING
OF CAENoNs, GUNS, PISTOLS, FIRE
CRACKIns on OTHER FIREWORKS
WITHIS THE LIMITS OF THE CITY.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council OF VIII
mington;
sEorIoN LII any person shall, atany time
hereafter, within the limits ofthe city, hre on
or discharge any cannon, gun, pistol, Are
crack rA. iquib or other fireworks OF any
kind, or N any person, except in the course
Of some lawful busir ess, trade or profession,
shall make bonfire or any hre in any of the
public streets, lanes or alleys OF this city, or
In any Other place In the open air within said
city, within 20 yards of any street. lane OF
| alley. such person so offending shall for
every such offence forfeit end nay nne OF not
less th.n " or more than go; Provided, how
may be held and given In the public parks Of
| the city, situated between Seventh and
y ghth and Franklin AMI Broome streets, on
the westerly side Of the city, and In such
place or places on the easterly side OF the city
as the CITY Council shall at any tine or times
hereafter, by majority vote thereof direct,
said public displays OF fireworks at all umei
wheresOver they may be held. be under the
control Of spfcial committee of Council. u
be appointed from time TO time for that spec
| iAl purpose.
Section !. All ordinances or parts OF or.
dinAnees In relation 10 the airing OF cannona,
works OF any kind, wi hin the city limits
Iherttoiore ordained, and passed by the citj
/ council OF this city sre repealed.
Passed II the City Hall, " ilmington. Della
ju- SGT .. b. RHoAD5,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

ID EmOVAL
II Having removed to no. 2IS EAs
Fourth street, / am prepared 70 do I'll
ana sheet iron rocfnR, SutterinR. tpoutin,
and job work OF all kinds promptly ATTENDED
10. Tin roofs repaired and painted. Esti
pleased TO sec all my old eustomers and q
II any new onos as may wish 20 give no
call ALEXANDRA CHAMBERS.
AiO-Am
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

There will be meeting held at Par
ker 81 Stanley's, 8. W. corner Second
and Orange streets on Thursday even.
Ing, 2ist inst, at 8 O'Clock, for the pur'
Csc of organizing l,dge 70 be known
~ the Independent Order Of Mechanics,
All those interested are invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
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We, the undersigned Ranks and BAnken
Efll pay all Prizes drawn IN Tho LouiGAnt
State Lotteries which may DO presented 81
our counters.
n. n. WALMsLEX, Pres. Leufsians
National HaBk.
tfOnnl Bank.
4. BALDWIN. Pros. N. o. NATL ma
CARL KOHM, Pres. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
wELMINoroN q NORTHERN K. Z.

WILMIRorON a. NORTHERN X. Re
Time table in effect, May 18th 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington (French street, as follows;
For Reading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, SPRING
field, Waynesburg Junction, Manor .POttsville,
Tamtqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners-
Vile and all points on the philadelphia and
Reading X; r., 7.e0 a. IN. and q 40 p. IN.
For Springfield. Maynesburg Junction,
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points,
7 90 n. M, ana % p, m.
Fer Gainesville and intermediate points At
100 a. m, 40 and 800 p. IN.
F"r West Chester, 100 a. m, 30 and SOC
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
1 For New Bridge and intermediate points,
0. is p. m, and on Saturday only at $40 and
u.l5p. m.
points, at s. 06 a. m, and for springfield and
intermediate points at 5. NJ y. m,
A. z. McOAusLAND, BOWNE SS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Genn Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

plIOB.-AT A MEETING or TIKI
IN Direptors Of the Clayton Building anC
Loan y ssteiatioD the preside Joseph L
Carpenter, Jr was authorised 10 rooeiye al
monies due the association. Tho month
meeting Will be held In the Telegraph
building, Third and Market streets. on Fri
day even ny no1t SAMUEL Ii. BAY
MAID. Secretary and Treasurer, pro. tenn
12-bt
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

3lsA Prizes, amounting to........sl ,ob1 SOC
NorE.--Tiokets drawing Capital PriXos are
not entitled to terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates, or any further inform o.
tion apply TO the undersigned. Your nan d
writing must DO distinct and SignatuEe
plain. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing an Envel
ope bearing your full address.
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders or Now ork Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency BY Express (st our expenss)
addressed 70
n. A.DAUPHIN,
Kew OrlaRnB, kse.
OF n. a. nAUPHIM,
WGsh1nEtOR. u. G
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

All the new trimmings. flowers, tips
tiDtons, ornaments, Rauzes and all Ap
pertaining 10 fac millinery at Mrs
Jacobs, go Kiag street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

July "a, Monday, August 20 and Monday
september 10, for tn REn GRAND
RIPS to the
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

NATIONAL PARK

with complete Rouud o all the points OF
interests in AnlcEtca's Wonderland.
and ample time fer . thorough inspeeiion
of lie many mRrvelS. Incidental visiu 70
NisgArn Falls, Chicago, MilwAukee, the
Delis OF the wisconsin. 81. Paul. Minneapo-
lie, the Fails Of MinnehahA, Lake lime
etc. An Railway Travel In Palace
sleeping Cars Tho Parties 60 be
limited I'm numbers. In connection
with the third excursion, there viii DO .
Tour across tho Continent, with .
Return threugh California. In sd
uttion 70 the above summer and sariy Au-
tumn tours through the ROCKY NOUS. .
TAINs IN COLORADO, ana TIE N
GRIPS In JULY to the famous Heeorts
Of New England, UAnsda and the Middle
Statea.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
WANAMAKHh's


Enough of those half
priced Jerseys to last a day
or SO yet. Began yesterday
with 5000. Prices Csc to
$2.5o
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Two
elevators.
Light, cool Dress Goods
OF whatever going name you
choose. Think of the best
OF any sort you have ever
know, and the price. The
chances are we have that
very stuff, or better, for less
than you have in mind.
shantung Pongee, "a piece.
81 surah Silk, Zoe.
$50 Henrietta, 75c.
&c Albatross, 60c.
SOC Challis, 371zc.
60c Ceylon Flannel, 37Hc.
4Dc bingham, 25c.
3715 and Sic sateen, 25c.
soc Linen Lawn, csc.
12hc eeersucker, Sc,
Ten notes OF the price
symphony.
Wherever the Dress stuffs are.
A big lot of mems full re-
gular made English Hall
Hose, double soles and toes,
modes, states and grays, fit
teen cents a pair.
What a noise some stores
would make over such {
bargain! Only a bubble on
the trade current here.
!, Chestnut street side, westsf Main Aisle
/ Campers Blankets. No
the greasy, long-tuzz kiuc
that picks up leaves AM
! limbs and crawlers. Bull
!, on the Army Blanket idea
but heavier, stronger. Full
pounds each, 74x84 in, s.
Blue.gray with yellow or re
. headings.
: Scarlet Blankets, 81 75 to SIC. 50 a pa
Gray Blankets, $2.26 to IS a pair.
4 Fancy Figured Blankets, $40 pal
J. Summer Blankets that al
little more than a film {
q wool. Heavier than the
; seem. White, pink and blu
II borders. By the pair:
h 30x42 inches ,s1.25.
., 36x50 inche', $2.25.
y 40x56 inches, t3.25.
ae 60xSl inches, az Go to 81 so.
r 72xs4 inches, $50 TO IS.
S0xs6 inches, 81 30 to 81.
- 9Gx90 inches, IS so.
a. Near women's Waiting Room,
p. What we are doing
or Q, Fishing Tackle is an ey
II. opener to the craft. Thil
~ Of, a handmade Split Bamb
liy Rod for $3.50!
Isl Rods, Soc to SIS.
Reels, 20c to $3.50,
Lines sc to 6l.76
Grab Nets, 25 and 35c.
a,s And all the fittings of
mo, n anglers kit-flies, lead'
be smells, sinkers, artifi'
bel. bats, Abbey & Imbries',
lad Basement, northeast of centre.
Q OF Women's low-cut Oxf
, 'Is Ties, Newport Ties,
.ieE Newport Button Shoes
~, ~ two.thiyas or less. Ends
SOC: choice lots. II your size
, 1.su here and the styles suits,
y to won't stand at the price:
'"'' 1-women's Patent Leather Fo
Oxford Ties, medium comm
sense last, A, B and Q wild
sizes 10 g.
i ' a. were 81, now s.
MIS- 2-About 40 pairs Gobelin I
Cloth Top, Patent Leather Fo
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

NAV LIyeRY.
IN The undefeigned having rented sta.
~ bies on New Oastle ave- cEAE>
-AH nue., South WILMINGTON, HfH
VIII Keep hofsel and Carriages 10 MIRO At all
times. Passengers and trunks taken 70 and
from railroad stations At short notice.
Telephone Gall. 900. isct
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

TAUGHT BY THE
~ taller system, free OF charge. for the
next two weeks. We make this offer 70 in.
treduec the system; one Gan learn IN o few
DAYS or evenings what would take then,
months In shop. MISS u, NEEDHAn,
10 o. 70b L. 9th bSreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

W. RAYMOND. LA. WHIrOOmB.
As-Send for DE- oriptive circular, dosigna
ting whether Yellowstone Park Tour, colo
rado excursion, or beoK OF II sum ner Trips
Is desired.
RAYMOND q WHKTOOMB,
Ill y. Hinth St, under Continental Hotel.
ilest PHILADELPHIA
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy of Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday, July 10, 'S6.
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100000 Tickets at Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves eIO; Quar- tors
%, Tenths %; TwenN eshs 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

Salina soon following his return
home, but be had failed to sign the
contract - agreed upon, and It had
been fully three weeks after he had
left Salina that he succeeded in get
ting . word from him, and then on
~ upon very urgent demands. DR..
Phillips proposed that Mr.. Andrews
should first give bond for the car
rying out Of contract before he, for
one, would have anything more to
do with him.
Mr.. MOser said Mr.. Andrews had
nothing.
The discussion here relaxing, a
motion was carried to appoint >
committee Of three TO act In con-
junction with the proposition Of Mr..
Andrews. The chair appointed NJ.
r. MOser, Henry Baker ami DIR. ".
A. Phillips.
A letter was read from Senator
Plumb, addressed TO Col. NJ. r.
Moser, stating his inability to con-
tribute to n morning newspaper Al
Salina. The reasons were sll valid
ones, aud Il IL to he sincerely hoped
that the will will be accepted for the
deed.
A report was made by the seereta-
~ exhibiting the financial standing
! Of the board Of trade.
The Indebtedness WAS shown To be
about sl75, including the quarterly
advance payment OF 400, now due,
From q computation which had
beenamsde lt was thought about -
could he collected from hack dues.
A a means Of meeting this indebt'
eduess and for the purpose OF plac'
ing the hoard firmly on its feet, s
motion Was made and adopted 10 as
sess each member in the sum OF =.
An adjournment was then taken
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05

The Ellsworth Reporter says -
call has been made by J. II. Smith.
Of Lincoln county, who styles him
self chairman Of the Judicial COM
mittee Of THE Judicial district, for a
meeting Of this convention &c Salina
on the Srd dag Of April. This is
surely an unusual proceeding on
Mr.. Smith part. He is not the chair
man, nor even . member Of the COM
mlttee. A. y. MeIenuan, Of Ells-
worth, IL chairman and ) A. COOv-
er, Of Wilson, Il secretary. We
have the official proceedings OF the
last judicial convention before US,
which shows who the committee are,
and who the chairman and secretary
are, 81 the proper time, and In the
near future a call will be made, for
the convention to meet at Ellis
WORTH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05
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