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PROPOSALS.

TUSE -, lsss.-SEAIED PROPOSALS WILL 81
- received a. the Ofhce OF the SUBSCRIBING Arhltet
4. NJ, OF the TwI.NfI-fiKsT DAY 81 JUNE- lss ;.
rair the heating apparatus Ia this building. Bidders
Hre REQUIRED 10 take their o~n survneuts aud -b-
propose 20 pefor1a aud state ti- number Of ~ork
DAYS IA whieh they vi. compiete TIC same. under
ing day IN excess 81 the number sisted IA the bid Bids
should state separate amounts Tor each item Of L.
aud be Accompanied by a c.rtihed check IN amount
SluO drawn 10 the order 81 the lr,af Hn'r u ths
Turther tatSrms,o, Nh S iS s!a - 90 neinssr
4rc tns 9A''''is WILL a. H'-''' Seis-st
DRorosAIS FOR fCE-NAyY DEPARTMENT.
osals. endorsed Proposals or Ice and addr ssed 70
n seeTss.Ts q thr Nsyf - y ,es,a niii NUOA:
DEPARTMENT aud its VARIOUS bureaus and ofhces al
june 30 iss9 The ice must 10. of the best NoTtern
ice equal thereto solid. clear and free from sngw
ri urities and must b delivered daily at the
Offices wher, aBd in such QUANTITIES a. uuay be,
CURED. The Department r-.Tys- The righi % retgt
the award VIII lie made by lot az he party whose
contrct ana sy. bond saisfactr 10 The secreiary a
the Navy. ". 4. WHITNEY. Secretary OF the Nsv>-
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
lion e june = lsss s., IroIcsAl, s se
DAY. JUNE Nj TSISII-FfEsf. 1855. Tor aasl ina
tn Towels Of this Department and Its several ones
es ies n S.N June 3D. ISIS fSS.s must '
made ON the aeI,artInensal forms gheh. with the
tion toxiis Department VA. a. Villas sscretaIy.
nFfICE or THE COMMISsIONERs DISTRICT
OOf COLUMBIA. WARRINGTON. June \. lssS.-|
scaled Proposals VIII be this ofce uu "a
TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. Of SATURDAY, JIfAE 81
TEEN. 1883. Tor spr1kllne. swesIine, and clsaIins
the aeywayr IN tine District Columbia Blank
of Proposals and ecifC ohtaiued
st this Office ugon APPLICATION therefor Together it
all necessafy information. and bids upon forms
VIII alone he considered The r.srht reserved
iect any and az bids OF plrts q bids ", IS. MEBh
=. r. NHEAILEl. CHAS. W HAMMOND. Major I'll
tng1neers. Commissioner ID. @ 1ess-6t
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Great ark.dOWn i'm Light Derbys.-
A line line Of good fur DerbyS In skeleton weishts
at s1.4S and $40. Franc, One-Prce latter and
FurniSher, corner 9TH and ID.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements Tonight.
SArIoSAL-Lavinia ShannOn'S Benedt.
ALBArGBs-"PrinceM ethusalem-"
HARkIs'.-COra Van Tassei.
PANORAMA BCILpISG.-"Battle OF SHILOH
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IGOR RENT-473 ST.. NEW FOUR-sTORY
Brick, ii rooms, at So: 622 ii St, Il rooms. at
SOD; 4 IL Il st rooms all modern imp. $3.50:
81 = Il ST. two-story brick. store and dwelling, $50
Also, twostory and cellar brick dwell n.y. ~ Mc(ul
Tough ST., near New Jersey and l. st. IL.
Inquire of A. EBERLY'S SONS.
te13-.ts TlS eth
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SEE DECORATION art advt in Educational col.
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COffees aud Teas.

Excellent In quality, low prices.
The best DC. Coffee to be found.
Elegant Tea at soc. per ID.
NJ. & p. METzGER.
1 All eth st. n W.
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DiXOm,s Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
"Royal C1aes' mepds CHINA, Glasswood, &C,
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EOR RENT-AN EXCELLENT NINE-ROO1
dwelling newly trained and pspered; good neigh
borhood; pleasant surroundings: within three and
halt squares Pa sv. cara: only ol6 per month RI A
fHILLlPS, 14l0 New York 70. 49,
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

IcOR RENT-A NEW FURNISHED HOUSE Oh
part OF house and stable for four or twelve months
Apply 1aSS Ut. NV, near Thomas Circle.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

HNlIkp STATES HOTEL
The Largest and Leading Hotel
orers June - lsSs.
BH BROWN.
te15-@rn HARRY r WARDEN. Manager.
NooRE's HoTtL AND SUMNER RESORT.
~ Lscnardtowu. Nd ,is opr for summer guests
- and nnrs 0 r., cav 81" IT month Children Sndss
aAlly- HEkBtKr h MOORE Proprietor. ,el5-im.
GItNMoop HoUsE-DEI AWARE WATER GAP.
- Ia Erok huiidlns; capacity lSO. srraus water
ments tse.,-eo,iual A 4 IABAR.
I'VE GRoNE-SlTUATiD $50 YARDS PROM
Il Narrenton Junction; fne lawn. well shaded. =
trains 10 ard from Wash. gon siN. telegraph office.
hestthy localons references EXCHANGED. terms. s.,s
per month Address II. I. SMART jcl5-lm'
RLuFF POINT SUMNER RESORT. ST MARY
tersecton If Potomac ana icolnicn kvers Stfaf,rs
lower river landiIAs stop Tesu airy 81 tins place
iS 5eI5. 5g:S'nA'ie- Address Ga MAis2hN; ID
noUBLfNG GAP WHITE SULPHUR AND CnAlN-
~ beate sprin4s Cuab- riand County. Ia. situated
lhassp ~ btUe hs', an altitude Il l. zoo feet. sur
advantages Terms very moderate. send ior cir,-i-
lars. &c y. NJ CARlMELL lrcInetor yl5-li-
SHENANDOAH Aim SPRINGS VA ALUM
CChsly Oeate. lIthiA Arsenic Matters. Elevation = 800
pamphlet. address A. J. MYERS Pg0P. ycls-Im
ITO LEr-oR FOR SALE-ATLANTlC CRY. y J,
hot!s. boardins, houses. COTTAGES, lots and bath
Neal Estate and Law Building, and 2O3l AI.ani ave.
Atlantic city, y. !. jes-Im
DAY RIDGE HoTEL-oPENs IUNF1s-
ID HOTEL on Ihk AMLRIcAN Plan ONLY.
SPECIAL TRAIN stkNICE
MODERATE RATES
ITiucements 10 FaIul les or Monthly Boarders.
For inrtheE information aIdVSs
CHAs. WEBB OF J, MANAGER,
1e'4-in Bay l.idzc. Nj.
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Wills Ice Co. 5 Penobscot iee-red wagons.
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jel5-3t. 9l6Fst NV.
E9R RENT lI43sst. NV. r.; .23
I13l44 9th Or. BAL D st. sw.. 1r and o.,
ei$ Ma;. ave W, irs9 1s$ St e. g
1877, iith St. NV. Pr i4i3 St. ne 6r and
7$ si st iir SO lsis s; ne, dr and ~
al al, Pa "a, ave ne, Or % K st; NV. 6r.....-16
@ tl's 1i:s'F R;sss &
i Fsn,Sn Place Flsss
223 Asst ne, 5 900 st. Sc 5r..... %
Sf5 l nnast * s sS pnsasS Place
$s5 IA s. ave Ne RaasnsSnry road r
% Mo- AVE. ''' ~ dHSs So; ,r0
E>oR RENI-HoUsE. 1852 sTH ST. NV. D
house ani%inishsa G sss bonn iaH5 GIFT
EoR REYT-la24 / ST. NV. EIGHT ROOMS
Tr,nklin Park; s45 r. H. +. LEOPOLD, 1881 + st.
E9R RENT "A observation-disclosures
L house on New Hampshre ave. Tor four months at
nGm I4.it rent. +. H. ROBERTSON 1918 ST. II. W.
V,OR RENT--A sIX-ROOM BRICK DWELLING,
dn, T,i al "a modem improvements at 1888 St In
IIoR RENT-CHEAP TO GOOD TENANTS, SEW
- erai to II room houses in northwest southwest.
and southeast sections OF the city all mod mps from
~ TO so per month; also, stables at II each.
jel4-3t' COZ eth st. n. W.
10 sdo k3 OSy
$50 per month Also six Houses corner sth aud
from July l. owneT at 5ls 9th St NV ie!'. iH
EoR RENT-1333 II ST. n. T., A sIX-kOUM
BrIck modern lnproyemienfs; cars pass the door;
09 5si.i per month"; Key 1887 Apply 81 ST. w.
EoRRENT.-soUTHwiE;sI COR. 18th AND MASS.
jel33t 927 st NV
1rel Il a. SIS sr NAV St. 45ss
s33; Az St rooms an modern iInpi at $50:
Also and cellar i Srick dSsne II ss
iS near Ne" Jersey aye sBf !; 81
FSRr, EEE SsIo7iSd BRIcS HOUSE IL
BIN, 3l9 Pennsylvania ave. Sc jel3.3t.
+ l:5o Mass 80 f ils !, g g
1 1a!s 6; Tor "a i5s stne' 3S.sS
IS B! nv '|s:S i f 8; S@
Meridian ave,Mt. Peas 230 istst s.w., Or. 10 80
en-. nit s23 20 st nd 80
iaS9 ga nv: once ICONS in St s, cloud
"S7 a Cleveland st ave. NV sading COR 9th and
,eI3-4t JOHN SHERMAN 4 co. 14O7 F stn
ECOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, ROOMS, IN
l. northwest, tor $50 per month, to oct. 1st, 1855
jel2-3t HILL JOHNSTON. 7'S 10Th NV
lNOR RENT-HOUSES
Il 1913 NJ st. W., rooms mod. imps ..... &c.,
93l St NV, cor. 10TH RS store and stable 49,. 90
2Ul2 Ith st. II w. store and rOoms............2O
co ,3 -. &c, ~ rooIns, ii.ou- inls
Wv ' '0I Apply to JNo.p 4. rKEsc0TT,
1el2-1lt Kellogg Building. IA Ii L st. NV.
I|OR RENr;-l9l5 VERMONT AVE, ROOMS
4 aud bath large side yard, and two story Brick
stable Apply lSOS 1th st. INV jeI2-6ts
NOR RENT-SIX NEW FIVEROOM, TWO-STORY
l. bay window Bricks on Patterson ST. and North Cap.
itol St. near New YORK ave: ) 1890 per month
jel2-0t HElSkELL MCLENON 1908 Fstnw.
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FOR RENT HQISES


n 1asss. e e. okSiR s.. s 1,I
pered throughout je15-2ts
E>oR RENT-i62l NEW JERSEY AVE NV. TWO
NV six rooms ali modsr mproyeen.s INQUIRE A.
1873 New Jersey ave. NV. je15-3t'
Tor RENT-THAT GEM OF HOUSE lo2 ST.
sy SpSis here s'sf h 6e6sE
L,oR RENT-sI. 50 PER MoNTH-NEw GROOM
WAFER IN Kitchen ana yard yi f iSRb ave
Jel5-3t' 607 Louisiana ave-
family at moderate rent. Cali at OF address 80
Tor RENT-26"6 X ST. NV, NEARLY NEW.
ss,h =. esTn as
Flat IN 2o20; all modern improvements. 3sl5-3t
EoR RENT-,sEvEN.ROOM BkICK HOUSE IN
saT PayNI e So sftsf 8qe5sr s2e4o Aps to
T. Skating Rink. NY ave 4l9N J. ave: Sc. 1lr s3o
nue. $500 l2ll st. n W sr., 70 20
5i5 itS St n.y. nwis s s. Si5 S j. ave ave- $50
3932 NV, fu5. lsr. 50 2o3 18th St. n.S..5r 039
1915 suadlsnd r. i5i! St. srS; w., 81 1870
a aaSt a 4a s sx n ns sri io
1879 1879 is 4, nv 8 1874 81 5dy s. 81 Ills
$50 e sss ave. It ION St sn
Sd St e. 1877 20 1 1i s., ns moor 800 90
l424 9th ST. NV, Or. 40 , It'll ST. road.
1908 nth st. NV, 80 LOG Az St sw,, 4r......S
STORES OFFICES. &C
T19 Market Space. ar. E St s.w.. 6rs. ......S25
sd hoor. Vernon Row, rm 20
Gunton bid'g Rooms 10 Store and cellar 154l
St n 10
lS3o Paave rear store 30 9th H. ave, Room o. 10
store and cellar 2126 4O1 9TH st.n.w.. LIST mr.. -
18th st. n.w...... 30 80 Room 2.............1O
Store and dwelling 1908 46S La ave-, = ok rooms,
II ST. II .5U 1st moor.
store ana dwelling 43 LenoX bldg, room -. .
The above is only a portion OF tho property on nv
hooks For full list call office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th. Ijel5I THOS L. WAGGAMAN
l(OR RENT - FURNISHED BRICK COTTAGE:
\ large grounds well shaded stable: garden; fruit:
fine view of the city hercs and possession July
or sooner, $40 per month. Address Box -, star
Office. je15-ot'
lrOR RENT TILL OCTOBER 1ST THR f.
II story and basement House. entirely furnished
Iowa Circle; moderate terms careful and re-
sponsible family. Address, giving name and refer
ences NJ star Office el5-3t.
IGOR RETT-THOSE VERY CHEAP AND DESIRA-
bic new Brick Houses recently papered and in good
order 1909 1011 and 1918 2Oth St NV three stories
AID cellar; rooms: every convenience; $50 So 2l0S
ST. two stories aud ceer: rooms: all improve
ments: $3.50. 1S14-1y16 l. St NV; two stories; q
rooms and cellar; all modern improvements; 3D.. So
Also. store ROOM $40 2lst st nw, opposite market;
$40.
b. II. WARNER L CO.,
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hOiEL GfiSEN. DCEAN End COSNE'TI,Hr
d ave. Atlantic tlty.= under entire usua-lf
leut: Jul elrctrr beds and fhrulsI-
cut large Rooms Wltu lig ,cllinxs. Dsds aid table
nrst lass open June 4 to Ortuber 4 A. y. n.
SCHMLNCk. Prop. m,lg-.Iu
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IGOR RENT-6O9 F ST. NV. 500; 902 ST N,
W. S33; i2O7 10th 10Th st; NV; s$5; 26l5 St NV.
S25 9l4 LIST st. $50; East Capitol ST. near 4th
St, So. CHARLES W. HANDY. y2l + st NV jeg-f;t
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EOR RENT-5i6 18TH ST. NV. TBREE-ST
- Drick house containing ten rooms aud all modern
improvements; In thorough epair. Price S55 per
m ;sii-,w wAsh'N pANEN4s0 fIs ;.
TrOR RENT-THREE- STORY AND BASEMENT
- bay window brick house; 10 rooms and bath: 81
81 NV. Apply 10 PiTNEY BkADFOkD
leO-SW l.}0l az
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COluate,s Sacbet Powder.

Heliotrope, Jockey Club. and Cashmere Bouou
retain their delicate fragrance longer than an
others. tSf
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LNOK HENT-
i $50 and Un.w.22r 800 ST. Mark't SPACE 2d a $50
62l NV, LIT. and st 50 1926 10th ar. 80 b
az 1oih IT. n W, 81. ..52i3 18th ST NV I'd q 20
1921 10th stn. W. tor unf 2,24 10Th ST NV, Dr. is
3e92w ]. T. DYER, 600 18th St NV
Tor RENT-90s NJ ST. NV. VERY DESIRABLE
three story brick residence. containing ten
ba'h and cellar possession given July l. For terms
inquire at IL l6 9Th NV, 1el1-6ts
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LoR RENT-A FINE HOUSE, COS l. ST. NV.
Il s. rooms, all modern improvements; $50 per
month"; Apply to W. C. JOHNSON. us 18th st NV.
jeJ.l I'm
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uAf RIDGE, QUEEN RESORT or THE CHEsArEAKE
Orks SUNDAY, JUNE 1s.-l;rand opening at Raw
1iuse, sunday, 18th instant. The Baltimore and
ONO kallroad VIII run three trains 70 Bay Ridge
the round trip 81.
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BEGINNING THE POLICE CENSUS To-DAY-This
morning at O'Clock q number OF policemen de-
tailed from each OF the eight precincts started out
10 take census OF the District. The census Is 10
De taken 10 give the number OF residents OF the
District on the 18th day OF June, 1sss. The Dis
trlct Is divided into enumeration districts, and
about five officers are taken Irom each precinct 10
DO The work OF enumeration.
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kivk OF the most desirable building lots In the
northwest part OF the city VIII be sold at auction
% Thomas Downing tomorrow at $50 ociock.
Zee advertisement.
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BASE BALL YESTERDAY.-It was Washington'5
luck 10 have rain prevent victory yesterday. The
senators In the tlrst inning scored two runs and
had started of with a hit IN the second when the
rain came anu game was stopped. At New York
New York 4; Detroit, o. Al Philadelphia-Phiia-
uelphia, =; indianapolis, 4. Al BaltinOre-Balti-
more. :; Brooklyn, ;. At II. LOuis-St. Louis II;
Louisville, = Al Kansas Clty-Cinclnnati, Ii;
Kansas City, ,.
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STEAMER LAKE leaves her wharf tomorrow SAT-
Orusy, at . O'Clock pm, for P1ney Point Horel
viii Prof Repetu's brass band Fine chance 10
visit the Old Point
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MRS. DONALD MCDONALD

BEDlOliD. fEN>A.
Jpeus JUNE J. fc urC~qu.ly located midway betwa..a
the Springs aud B.iiuri. has lssu .nlargs-l -
paiEt' Tor tn sAson 81 1855. TOT .urtar iiuorHla-
ton please aadr,--s
my - lm- AISIP a SMITH
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wM ". PoWEE
wnLIAMsPORT. PA.

Located in Beautiful PARA 81 fiy. .cres SHADED d.
grand old native forest oaks and surrounded ty some
u the finest mountain scenery Ia Feuns, wanna.
srec.a rates Tor iarilios ToT cIr, uars trans, &C
address
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AUCTION SALE by Thos. bowling OF elegant build
ing lots ON street, near residence OF Gen Sheri-
dan, Tomorrow at 30 pm.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Fannd In ,na nr.nax.,na.


About 8 O'Clock Last evening as o wen
Tomlinson aud his son Harry were set.
ting herring net IN the Brandy ne,
near Pussy's wharf, they saw some.
thing floating. which In tho dim light
they thought was Keg or barrel. Upon
rowing their boat alongside they found
u was the body Of n man, and after
towing u TO the shore notified the core
ner. AZ soon as It was taken from the
water 1t was Identified By Hsrry Tom.
lineon as the body OF George Thomas.
Coroner BArnhill summoned q Jury
aud held an isquest this morning, WHEN
the evidsnos showed that tha deceased,
who resided over Eleventh street
bridge, aud had wife and famll-, had
worked nj the Etse Moor Iron Work.,
About two weeks ago he drew bI,
money ard offered his wife fs when
she tJld him that n that wAs all he In.
tended ti give her out Of two weeks
pay. he had better keep it ali and q
somewhere else. He went away mud
she never saw him again.
He VAS q drinking mna, ad last
Monday one week was seen BY q person
who know him, very much under the
influence OF liquor.
The jury, after hearing tbs evidence,
rendered q verdict Of accidental dr3wn.
iug.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Thn RelI relephone Again.

wAsHISGToE. D. G May S-A pc
tition for q rehtsT n OF the Ball Tsle'
phone cases WAS FLED yesterday in the
the Unite States by council for tie
Peoples lie ophoEe Company. The p -
tit.on clains that Daniel DrawbauRh lie
the real inventor o!tte telephone. II is
probable Il at the matter will be con
sidered this week by the Justices who
originally sat in the consideration Of
the telephone cs9ei, aud the decision
anIoGneed mex, Monday. when tht
present Term OF the Court CLOSES. Toe
application osn only be giautsd on the
reque,t Of ono Of the tlree Justices who
c0nourrtd In Chief Justice Waite's
opinion upboldirg the validity of Bells
OlEim,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Two Men Hmm.

Robert G. Hall and David Vincent
were hung this morning At IL o'oloek K
In the jaii yard at Moy nensing. Phil
adelphia. The former IN ur6 cred Sophia
Smith. alias Lillian Rivers, wife of
James Rivers, the actar Pnd p aYwrigbt
on the third OF June, 1857, by shooting
her with pistol. He then a.t.mt Sd
TO Kill himself by cutting bis throat,
VIncsnt was convicted OF stEbbinR Geo.
osIlotatti, q Creek sailor, st the conner
OF Pson and Lombard S.re0ts, on the
l4th OF lost Ssptstnber. Vincent was y
man OF bad reputation. aud com mitied
his fo1l deed ia disputs over the
Ownership OF pipe. When the signal
was given the traps fell with an awful
crash, ard after few convulsive shud-
ders the criminals were dead.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Wilmington a Nothern ps,lro.d

READING. May 7.-rhs e.evoath an =
nual meeting OF the WILMINGTON &
Northern Railroad Company was held
o. Birdsboro, this county, to day. The
following directors were elected |:
George Brooke, DR., Charles Huston, A
L. Foster, John 8. Gerhard, william
DUPONT and l. Heber Smith. NJ
changes In the Off csrs were nj ade.
Colonel Il. A. Dupont is the preai.
dent; 4. b Shurser, secretary; A. G.
mooAnslsnd, tuperintends mt and treas
urer; d. L. Hills, ohief enRinser. Tie
annual reports show . very euoouraR.
ing state Of afairD. The whole funded
Indebtedness now consists OF e23l, 900.
Arrangements are being made for plRc-
ing the mortgage OF 81, 900 OtO, executed
lSat Deoe mber, TO protect per cent.
boudb TO ba lssuod for tho scquisition OF
new branches and making extensions
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
DomRr dstEJury TTIal,

CINCINNATI. May Sin the poiics
court yesterday Judge CSld dwell sus-
tainsd .ee dempues TO the D,ea in
ahateiren. ai1t Is Tue cJupscl OF Mun'
zsbrcck, tie saloon keeper who IL
charged with keeping his saloon open
on Sunday. Tbs plea wEs based on ths
allegation that tue lag Was not properly
enacted. Tie Court found that the law
VAs enacted in due form. The defence
then demanded Jury.
WarTarts were isauei yesterday for
147 persons who, on Sunday, violnted
the Owen law, ard all who were AT
rested RAvs bond. Mayor Smith inti
mates that he may change his policy
next Sunday by sTrssting at onos all
who open their ta,oous.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
sen, to the Asylum-JeAiOu,y the Cause.

sent 70 the AsyIum-JeAlousy the Cause.
We fear that The people Of Whining
ton will coon read an article headed,
sSent 10 the Aey Jealousy the
Cause" % We are sure that certain
high priced, envious, Jealous competi-
tors cans stand 1t much longer. Unless
they shut their eyes and don't pay any
attention, 1t will certainly annoy the
vary life out OF them. We often hear
from our many customers how naughty
We are talssd abou. by these jealous
dealers. We rather like IL, and don't
worry ourselves in the least. Let them
sell at their 40 per cent. profit, and We
will contin ne the email profit system Of
sailing atty Ier cent, an actual saving
OF SO per cent, whether they like 1t or
not.
BROTHERS Of the Knights OF the
Golden Eagle, Who anticipate going to
WAshineton,
BROTHERS OF the Heptasophs, or
Seven W ise Men, who expect to attend
church next Sunday 10 hear DR.. n, r.
Wilson's seImOn ot interest 10 the
organization,
BROTHERS Of the /. o o. r., aud
members OF the G a. r and the pub
lie in general will do well TO purchase
their clothing of the tquAre dealing
Louis Fellhsiuer, the one price
ECONOMY Hall" olothler, 406 Market
etreet, and you will he pleased you hAvs
been put on the right track to the lead.
inR c!olhltF Of Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
The Great Pedeatrian Race.

NEW YORK. May 8.-In conformity
With the rule THO @ins out every man
who failed o cnver 100 10 lie; In the frat
"a hours, tAe N Adton Square Garden
10 a''you pit0se race was nkrro wed
down At 1898 this m)rning 10 the
follow slSteen cant 'stents:
LittlewcOd, 1877; CAItwIiI hs, 1875;
Hughes, 1875: Go Gsn, 125; He. ty, l29;
NoremSc, lls; Saunders, lis; Day, l14;
Bat, llti HeRelmsT. 1u6; Cox, lO5;
Vint, l0t; Dillon, 100; Moore, 100;
OamI ara, 100; Guerrero, 100;
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Reportan R,ihd,.ua,

It was repored on tbs streets thlI
morping that Staasoury Wiley had
Will drawn frou the CANVAS for thS
kspublichn nomination for the ofi 90 OF
Mayor On telsphoning to the offioe Of
the WilminRton Dental MAnufaoiurinp q
Co', We were informed that Mr.. Wiley
was not In. but 1t was the impression
thst there was no truth Whatever In the
report. Mr.. Wiley spoke OF tho Mayor
atty this morning, bat made no intina-
uon OF retiring from the contest.
since the above was In type Mr.. VIII.
ley teiephoned that there 10 no truth In
the report, that he IL In tho A cid TO sta '
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
TNlRD EDITION..
vzoard OF kduoation,

The new Board OF Education met
last evening for organization. There
Vas o large number OF spectators
prssens Promptly at 8 O'Clock, oa
motion Of Mr.. Baird, DR.. ShortltdEe
was called to the chair and b. u. Bar
tram acted as secretary
On motion Of Mr.. Smith . COMMITTEES
of three was appointed on credentials ls
ss follow: Messrs. Smith. Morgan and
Pyle.
The com mitlee retired, and In n half
hour returned and reported the newly
elected member as published yester-
day duly qualified, and on motion oil
Mr.. Smith they Wero sworn In.
The next busine ess in order wan the
slsotion of permanent of1cers.
Mr.. smi.h pomr a'ed Chsrles Bairi.
The yo,e Iesuited:- Baird, 10; Palmtr,
a;Blsnf, 9; Belts, /, Mr.. Baird was
thtreuIo on ceolared elected, nnd wss
COZ ducied 10 the ctair, OF d returned
thanks for tie hoLof conferred uEop
him. =,
For secretary, Mr.. Stuart rom'nAt'd
B. II. Bsrtram.
MI. Morgan Lom'nAei Mr. Jone'.
TIE vote r.sultd: Bart. am, "a; Jone1,
1.
John u. McEntse wss unanimously
slecad bailiff, after which the Board
adjourned. 80,
All tae Ulcers are re-eleotlops. The
Board will est on Monday evening
mkt Tor regular busir ess.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
A Womsnfs sad Death.

PHILADELPHIA, May 8.-rhe death
OF SomAn on the rHil under sad cir
cumstanoss shocked the passengers at
the Mount Moriah station OF the BAlti-
more and O1io railroad shortly after 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. A, the
sNme time the deadly crossings OF steam
railroads ~ grade added another victim
70 the already long llst.
The woman from all Indications, had
endesyoted to rush across the track to
gain The station platform, when express
Nc. 1853 came Numbering along and
death.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
PefO.o tae JudGo'

Judge oummins pfe',itve a,tv eourtt
morning's sasSlon OF lne 0r,y c.,ee "
disposed OF tn, following I'm I'M Es.pIrs
Nam FaIraday. charged S'iT IL siOab
for his appearance at court iIs,,i,a,.d q
~ of drnnksnuesi, aud se'''
Charles shuudoiph TGI mo ys = cst %
burglary, in breaking hsId ,n 10 500 D
b. 8 o. Railroad, and nS'u n1,orIOw, !.
for Ii = : fnrthor M hearing t.sS to,mUSi'Vit With y
'oi EIiss YOuug was I1l charge vas nots
IE,sn.lstsd Esss'l sat q Gy III iss :eVia'n''' '''
discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Collision At sea.

NORFOLK, Va, May The British
steamer Benison, from Matanzas to Phil
q elphia, was towed here yesterday, In
distress ard reported being in collision
Sunday afternoon, during a dense fog,
with the steamer Eureka, from New York
TO New Orleans. Shortly after the collis-
ion, when the fog lifted, the Eureka was
nowhere to be seen and 1t ia thought she
sank. The Eureka was freight boat and
carried no passengers. Her crew mum
bered thirty eight perEoDs The Benson
would have sunk but for her water tight
compartments.