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The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

WHAT is KNOWN AS THE COMMITTEE
on Land and Scope" of the New York
Centennial Commission must be act
ing without authority in antagoniz-
ing the proposed celebration in Wash
ington, There is necessarily no con-
1iict between the two, and such was
supposed to be the understanding at
both ends Of the line. There has
been no disposition manifested here
TO obstruct in any way the Inau-
guration observances for which
preparations are being made in
New York, and it will prove a
matter of great surprise if the Cen
tennial Commission of that city
should now undertake to defeat the
celebration which the Government
contemplates holding in Washing
ton. The commemoration by the citi-
eenH Of New York Of the Anniversary
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
TOR RENT.

For RENT
store; ;....i,,.,... ......;... ."..: s1ee.75
rs,am ..................... 1894
1887 L ST, 3-story b, IL RS, O mi.... 1900
1706 10Th st, 3-story b, 10 RS, anil. 1000
1905 n st, 3-story b, % RS, q m i....,.. 35 90
1927 u ST, 3-story b, o rs, q m i....... $500
1855 Ohio ave, 2-story b, @ RS, mi... $500
416 N ave e, 2-story b, z RS, a mi 22.5O
1914 Wylle st n e,2-story be RS, a mi 11.OO
Groom cottage ON Columbia Heights 1000
For full list of stores, furnished houses, etc,
call at Office NJ. NJ. PARKER,
1i1Q Oh
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

A GENERAL STRIKE OF engineers is
impending on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Railroad because of
e refusal Of the company to grant
-he mileage system of pay in vogue on
most Of the Western roads. The c.,
b. and @. pays by the month instead
Of mile. 1t is a peculiar feature of
the difficulty that it is the first which
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of
Engineers has not been able to adjust
without resorting to extreme meas
nres. The fact that he sanctions the
strike now contemplated would seem
10 indicate that the engineers have
Just cause OF complaint.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
EOR RENT.

House No. 1923 Vermont avenue, contain
ing IL large rooms, alcoves and bath
rooms; all In good order. Apply to
JAMES @. SPRIGG,
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FIRST.CLASs COLORED BLACKSMITH
N wishes place in shop; best references.
~, 4. O., 1880 18th st n W.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

IL the right party; a fourteenroom house.
handsomely furnished, containing roomers
and central locations in city; only responsible
parties need answer. Address box X, Critic
office.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctioneerI..' iI.'lOD0'''
Y1r1a,.rO INVESTORS N nEAL ESTATE.

vAvS-.R. II. GOLDsB0ROUGH 8 co.,
Hhsss Real Estate, 1405 ST.
Real estate bought and sold. Loans effected
Insurance placed. Investments made. Special
attention TO the collection of rents and man
agement Of real properties.
RI. GoLbSBORoUGH 3 CO..
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

XXTANTED-BYA A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
ing and chamberwork; no washing, and
where she can have n permanent home; good
city references. Address b. W. b., Critic
office.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

EOR RENT-225 PENNA AVE, RECENTLY
IL occupied by Adams Express Co; well
suited for store or restaurant; will rent rea-
sonable. NJ. NJ. PARKER,
11lH II At
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
varsIaFIREi FIREi FIREi

II You want the CHEAPEST, CLEANIST
and MOST ECONOMICAL FUEL, buy Wash
ington Gas Company's COKE.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Sole Agents.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
FOR REar-sroREs.

EOR RENT-sTORE-225 PENN. AVENUE,
IL 3story brick, 10 rooms and large store;
lately occupied by the Adams Express Co.
can be leased by responsible party at a rea-
sonable rent. Inquire OF
NJ. NJ. PARKER,
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

Av<@,FOR SALE-s3O SHARES CAPITOL
Hhssss Type.writing Machine Company
stock in certificates to suit at s5 per share;
G. II. FICKLING, 1864 sd st, or GURLEY
BROS, 1919 st.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

varl-S.GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTEIS,
brsSs Latrobe Ranges and Furnaces,
Plumbing, Heating and Timing.
s. s. SHEDD & BRO,
432 9th st W.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

EOR RENT-HOUSE 1926 ELEVENTH ST,
r bet Q and II W, 2.story pressed brick
'front.' 9 rooms, with store; also 2-story brick
stable In the rear; room for horses, and car
penter shop over stable; also large tin.roofed
carriage shed. Innnre at 163b II 1th st n w.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
john wanamakol and Gresham

John Waaamakee, VINO amended the
ba quet OF the Centennial Board of Eli
nance Chicago the other day, sat next
AZ table 70 Judge Gr sham. They talked
all through the diuner about the ia. id
question and Mr., Wanamaker said yes
terlay:
"W hen l had me Judge Gresham be.
lore l had lever had any particular
curiosity TO learn Ii Is views on the tariff,
buL since his name has been mentioned
ID connection with the Presidency had
a eslfe while in Ch leGgo to hear what he
thouEht, and ] 10 lud thai he has got
very nserYative aud safe views about
pro'ection' The grDtleman who sat on
the oth-r side OF Julge Gre.ham joined
US III conversation and drew him out on
thls suu.tct until ! was satisii ID that he
was wen balanced l'n the vital question
va ahec'e The con merse of this country
as "eH us The wage worker. Judge
uiesuau am sure would be a very
Sious man on ihe Presidential ticket
ne - an impressive man handsome,
dignitisd AMI has f,rmlnu m ,uners and
il a delightful Hsr.'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Look,sE for Barlsd rrsasurs.

New YoRK May 18.-John b Peck,
the ex journalist and ex Treasury agent,
whose cruise in the III lated yacht Maria,
to the caribbean Sea In search of treasure
buried by pirates half century ago, has
caused so much OF Q sensation, was In
this city this week, and did . deal OF
talking about the expedi ion and how It
eau to fail Captain Peck's presence in
tbis city, he conaded to several persons,
was in relation to matters of the great.
est importance II was nothing less than
the organization OF another-the third
l-expedition In search OF the treasure
which k believed to lie buried In Turneffe
Gays tf the coasts Of British Honduras.
On reaching Washington after his return
from his expedition Peck learned Of his
removal from the Treasury Department,
and finding It was hopeless TO look for
reinstatement he set about getting up an
other expedit ion for this buried treasure.
The concession which he obtained from
the Honduras Government ie good uutil
January 18th 1889. 1t will be necessary,
in order that the next expedition may
have fair chance OF success, tina, it's equip
ment include, among other machines, a
powerful sand pump TO free the hole OF
sand and wat r, which, It Is stated, flowed
in almost as rapidly as the diggers threw
1t out, 1t would be impossible for any
one, not a ,tiye, to live on the reef al
this sesson OF the year, so the next ex
peditiOn, If undertaken at all, viii hay.
to be tos p1ned u til October. Il ls ex.
tremly probable that the attempt will b,
made, and this expedition will probably
settle the question whether tho treasure
is buried on Turnehe Gays or not.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
FOURTH EDITION
A Pr,st-FIKht ktopped

PHILADELPHIA. May ia we'll
arranged prize fight between Benjamin
Bailey, of No. 12U2 Brintou street, and
Frederick Stewar', of No. 227 Schem
street, was interrupted by the police Iast
night at Frederick Smiths place, Seven
teenth street aud Passyunk road. All
the preparations had been completed for
u contest with three ounce gloves at s
O'clock, when the police appeared ana
bagRed principals, hackers and spectators.
a sawdust ring had been pitched, and
the seconds W. re arranging the prelimin-
aries a d about to 1T OH the gloves when
Lieutenant thompson and squad of
twenty five Off ccrs entered the place and
put an efiectual op to the proceedings.
The two principals Bailey aud stewart,
and Samuel 81. Clair, of No. 1881 Locust
street, who was understood 10 he one Of
the hackers, were among the frat OF the
participants captured.
The witnesses were held In $500 bail
u pom their own recogrizances and the
princ ipals $1,000 bail, default OF which
they were detained for further hearing
Frederick Smith was held in $500 bail IL
answer the charge OF keeping disorder
ly house.
The fight between Bailey and ettwar
had been arranged for some weeks, anc
was 20 have oeen TO finish for SAKE
Of $40 The police had timed their aiC
, to about the moment when the comba
! ants had faced each other, but by de-
lay In pitching tie ring the Lie utenan
and his mep reached the ground befor,
the q ght had started
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
s.sallns o.her. Peopl.., rr.lp..

A person woald really i'm aeipe, judg.
Ing from certain srtiseDients, that
the parties" are doing . land offico
business, but the truth OF the matter is
They are" doing nothing. Not alone
this, they" have not even the hrRins
or en- hition TO write an adv that con
fains word OF trnth, but they are fur
nihhod by Philndelphis concern VII }
hoe q store out west, and II business
continues with them the way 1t has
been Of late they viii have TO go out
weAt them selver, aud grow mp with the
country. Patronlze people whose
records are clean and epotless, and
who believe In advertising facts.
Any hrtic'e you see with MT.
Lsuis Fsllheimer's name you may
sake Up Jour miud that Il IL pure,
unahulttfAted Truth. When you see q
boy auit advertised for 81 rs, you can
Y AXE sure that Il CAP be found at The
Il 'on1my Ball, ACC Market, and any
thing else tia; you 600 IN print With that
SentltmEn's name attached ycu can
feel sure that they are the words of
truth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Tine Koiehts' Parade.

Iyanhoe CowmShdery, Of New YOrs E,
wore mat ct the depot 10 .his city on
their return FROM wsshingtou, L O.,
on Tuesday Afternoon, and escorted TO
tier QuaFsers. After lunch they pa
FnGe ihroreh the prirclral stteatf, ac-
c0mpsnied by tho PhliadelDhis Mill
tAFy BaHd. ulder the leadership o.
Ptofsagor Niles. Ia the evening a re-
ception was held IN the Ins,ituts Hall,
when the visitora wen: thrccgh their
m sde By different ps.ties, after which
Ioirtshmons wore sci we'd. All appeared
10 enjoy thfmselves worry highly, and
the atfatc passed off very pleasantly.
The viGitoFh passed Wednesday In look
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Ice in MAY.

r, W. X. I, Coqlhoun, # Cen;reVllle,
olEisusha hundrtd, Gays That his perch
TOOL was covered with thin scale of
re at t'oO this ih2rning, little water
ron yesterdays rain having remained
II he could have Experienced an ontical
Illusion, he repuliat,d euch an ides..
aud athrr ed that. III IRE was no mistake
about the matter It. certainly was cold
for the middle of NAV. but we cannot
be ieve that there vas anv frost I'm our
city, as the te pt trature al 7 o'clork was
not below So dpgt tpes. and NJ. Stro1n, ot
New Castle II lldred. IL, formed us that
he did uot see an frost in that section,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
"A. n. BraHsn.n,s Ann,v.r.ary.

The first anniversary Of Delaware
Lodge, No. 123, Brotherhood Of Rail-
road Brakemen, was celebrated In the
lodge rooms, Third AMI King siraeta,
last evening. John o. Dawson opened
the exercises BY an appropriate address
TO the members, and on his concluding q
Bartimus Bartlett gave an interesting
recitation. which was followed by mu
sio BY the choir OF sccts NJ. Il. church.
A recitation was next given by Clara
Rogers, which was followed by an ad
dress by Conductor BAmuel l.. Parker
''Granny's Old Chair" was sang IL
GOOD style BY Frank Kale, after which
Emmett TriRRs favored the company
with select reading, and Frank KAl,
added to the pleasure Of the occasion BY
singing "Orows and CLAIMS" Train
master Hy and made . good address
and ai&er singing by the choir. an I'D
journment took place to Fsrra'e lot
cream parlor, where the pleasures of th,
oocasion were heightened BY ice cream
and cskes.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
headings uhurch Quarrel


READING, Pa, May 10 -Tbe de
op nents in the Fist Pfesbytsr
Church qua-ral today were the ie,vI
OF o notice oy De. \. r schumak
treasurer Of the old Board Of T,u,n
upon Willlsm 3. S. Co!emsn, lre1s1
Of the new board. to LAnl owe, the \
oeeds OF last Sundsy . col.ectou, uhi|
u Is alleged, he took possession Of a
the serving Of o noiics By q cemnla
OF the new board upon tho secf,l
and treasurer OF tbs Old bosrd %
mapdinS them to band eve, aIl bod
papers and property lD iAti; poaesi
In both cases th re sM areiusaiI
obey the notices. The matter 10 lid
10 go into tho courts la Day or two,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
A Happy hNnn,

The Chester NsWs Of w.,...,I
Gays That d. q. Wilson, ,bs asI'",!
agent Of the Baltimore and ~, vSNSi| p
Iosu company st C5lllngsaOoa. n
tn1t plAos ON TDeSdaY Tor Wpnih,,,
and returned Al 10 O'Clock ia ,Ss a.,
ing accompanied By Mrs WiIop IVY "
IN the morning was Mrs Dick 4, v Y
time u looked as though M. vii.
would not R't letvs ol abseue, !,
that the brldpfoom would be r,,,,i'
81 the appointed hour, bu; luckllr
d. Benjamin, whose RererouS im MI
prompts to Aohle deada, leit N, nlscs
tne onestef depot and went 10 ,bs
liei OF his friend, who hnstened d
his appointment, and retnrped boma|
the evening the happlest man AlIys
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
6zdous Z. ON Indian Grove District

QUINCY. ILL.,, May i6 The d1od
ei,uSElou grew wofsa yesIerday, and II
is nor almost certain that ib8 Indian
@ tove district win be abandoned for
ysA.s TO o3me. People in the doomed
region made q hurried digorderly 70.
treat to the bluff, d pouring sa'n add.
ing 10 tho miseries Of the bomslsso un.
| i0r,uunes. The OntiIe Iue'en Grove
Il s!oD "a completely covered with
| so er No lGss OF lie hss ye. b3en re-
ported, bat the damage TO property In
ste twp iis;riols 10 kno Hn to he rot far
from s. ,60O,e0O
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Fifth EDITI0h
The Uonten,s a, = -

ALLENTOWN. May 1s-Io...,
nInolo. Of enLrnsbure, a Ss,alp Sssopn |
the Grand Lodge az 0,S SSees,'e
iou9d . wallet on bis uSy W. ~ ~ ,sSslio8
y, IN fnliadelphia, which ia hs"sa ,va = ?!
sne Vhief OF Police OF AlIe, .oea tow"
c2n,a,psd e,n two n ,tes on the Un,aS MN NJ
s,osa, sns .1oo sank, Of Philadelphis, fo, s n !
s,snsg snu SaSo, Y, ! GATED April 2 and !. :. y,
hamilton, and y check on n, anu u
foi $50 10 payable to self and ,,.@ .l q Y
endorsed by Sllas asmIlt9n' I,tnea unn
appareot owner. The WALL, Wy
t.insd a nots addfes t ,lrss. a'I9 % g
OF Phila6elph,a, in which /, ~ oIes
70 grant him new trial or na,,-,g mgu
TO make q statement In hi, b,ssS
signed by 3. H. Hamilton md Az, H. y
declares bis Innocence s1d srn."i. ~ y
no be not sentenced 10 lhs prn,,a",, y,aS y
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
An Uprsh, Man Prove. to ;, q rsa|

READING, May 16.-Counly Del
tive Kromer arrsIIel al WOntlsl
TO day George Good, an alleged isu
on a charge Of receiving fiOleB Roo
a Rroat many rob0erlts hlv4 blen o.
mityed in ana afcund Womesl
lately. God wss well 70 10 SID
al ways outwsfjly appeared TO b
uprieht man His hlle wss u
oughiy searched tJ.dsy agd found
Of olds which we're identified Is b
Ing been stolen from s.orts III lhe via
ity. They consisted Of dry gao
clothing, hardware, jesasI, no.iI
and every tninE that ia usually kept \
county store.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Not in u Hotel

JOIN Manlove, who had charge of the
team Of Andtow Trayhcr, which fsn
,oG on Mordas, informs us that hs was
not 10 a hotel an stated, bat merely
stepped into the home to see bis
mother, when o boy struok one OF the
horses with atone. IAueinG the runs.
wby. He sAyB that II would be too bad
in any driver 10 act drunk in goiag to
q funeral, ,apd hs would be the last man
In y e Eofld who would be guilty OF do.
i.gfc. He should hitch bis bc.sss,
however, the next time that he calls TO
SEQ bis mother, especially II thtye
should be hny bad boys around.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
CnndidAtea No,ninn,ed.

ssmnel l. FIJI. of the Arm OF Eel &
Peoples, Nc. bil Market street, has been
.nomIssted by the Republicans Of the
runta ward as candidate for member
Iof City Council
A. nesting Of the Republicans OF
the E yensa wsrd, hold a. No 1903
Maple sireet, last nishr, Walter D Bach
~aa s1sHimoasly nominated for mem
ber o! City Council
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
a Dwelling struok By Lightning

II YERsTowN, Nay 16 The dwelling
house OF Frederick KItzsman, OF thil
borough, ~ei struck oy lightning, and
the fam ily had thrilling escape from
death. The electric bolt tore of one OF
Mr. Katz.pan's shoes, and rendered
him UNCONSCIOUS for = leng time II was
thought At fis. that he was klilec.
Several OF the children were badly
soorchsd. and all the members Of the
family were shocked by the terrific
crash,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
A society grt on = Lark.

BEADING, May l6-A sensation
created Ht Inc Central Police sIailan
day when Il wss discovered ihAt ~
posed male prisoner Who bad bosl
rested for Eotlng Eusp.cloasiy v
yousg woman. S1e Lad taat sAiiII
aud wore a iasbionsbly caE sail
nearly tainted with fright Essa 10
lp The chief OF police Slau aa
In recognized her aS = Telhs'n
oiety girl, the daughter ot D pHall
clilz IN Of South Flflh street. Nl
sent homo IN charge Of one Of 'le
eeauts, and explained tSat soc l'1
on nIen's c.e tines in trder TO asV' y
fun with her bisteTB.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Gas Explosion.

An explosion took place at No. 2it
Monroe street last evening, which
oSused considerable exoitemt Mt In the
neighboThoCd. Tho trout room waI
about beins Atted mp ~ butcher shop
and YESTERDAY Ras metre was put 10
and pronounced ready for use. On the
tenant striking o match, however, au
explosion Of RAs took place, knocking
him down and breaking the glass in the
windows.
Nos the question occurs. who ought
to be responsible for the damage su5
talned, the pIumbtrs, gas Htters OIL
property holders? 1t 10 fortunate thai
there WAS not more Injury done.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
II . NE S T Y,

American people love hon
esty, irankness and square
dealing, When they buy
goods they are willing to pay
an honest price, but they
want honest goods wei
made, good substantial ma
lterial, and no stuff made for
revenue only. We don't
offer a mans all -wool suit
tor $500 Or $3.50. Whyr
because it cannot be made
for any such money. We
Idon't denl in any such abam
stock. We warrant every
lgarment
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Alenans aud TurconAns In Battle.

LONDON, MAY 10 -AdVicss from
1efv report o cOrhc between AiGhsns
aat pAfiy OF 3Alor TurcomAns, who
were paatGFing 5aeir hooks near the
border, EnG sLo rSsistsd the demands
OF the AfshEus for tribute -Four OF
zach party ~sre killed. The 5aluE Tar.
oo1aas retire to RpsaIan territory End
orjer g. ~ resto ed. It is not Thought
likely that tLsre will bs any iut,her
trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Mr. Charles Prloo, oolored, who
served q, steward In the family Of the
lsls Victor Dupont, E.q., for three
yearn, speaks IN the highest praise Of
that seat,smAn's qutlitiss. and Gays he
can rever wotk for better man to his
servants; that tDey would all 40 any
thing that lail in their power to serve
bin or his. their reverence for HIN De-
ius sn yreat
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
An american eonsu, murdered.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 16 New Zeal
and Helale, April 10, which arrived here
the murder Of the American Consul at
New Britain Tne natives of the island
had been lighting and they asked the
Consul 10 albitr,te. He Ittem pted TO dc
so, when he was attacked by one party
and had narrow escape, retreatinQ
through the brush The natives KEEP
af er him and finally killed him.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
nnrrnn ~ no Itnnios

This coffee Rres in she paper al IL
o'clock, and Slrtsiy we have mai Ave
n0by cuitoners An tight, comu tinug'
~ ars ready. Tie bsat Snd the mob,
photographs 'Or ecu. D.o1e ey. Fifteen
osbinsir Tor 50 90. PFddS shoWn wuils
you ws!t ana pictures tiniahrd IN fnul
days Olly at Beeohtr'e Ga llery, No
s15 Marhat street. Mako M rl.atasa
Be sure of tho name and nunIler, Sl5
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
rho Ls, tor carriers.

WAs1lSNroN, May I'm the U s.
Senate yesterday tht House b.ll to limit
the hours Of letter carriers was PASSED
~ PROVIDES hat hereafter eight hours
siAll colsfltt'es lays work ter letter
carrie II iE cities OF postal districts con-
hecyeu li=rrF0t' for which they shall
receive the samg nav as fs nng Maid for a
days work VI a Ere4rer number OF bours
- 4HJ lelstf can ler If emt,ioyel n prea er
number Of dou7s Der day than eight. he
shall be paid ez rl .or the same in pro.
portion T. The salary nov dksd by law.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
At,Il IN tne Eietd.

Austin @. Henley snnoancss that lie 10
still IN tho Geld for tue Democratic
nomi natlon for Councilman IRON the
Fourth ward, despite the report in an
afternoon pnper that IsAsu DIilin was
unanimously nominated on Tdespny
ntsh,. asnlcy Gays he 10 In the race
and will stay Jhere.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Tho nnnlnllst propnrarnn

BERLIN. Nay 16 Tho Government
IS 4cUvely atehing the btriksre, who
axe enoOuraIoJ by tbs 5ociahRts. The
po.ioe havu Ncizsd 50, 900 SEQ .alist leaf
lets and aIresIed t1itieen peraons. Tho
biaoSamiths Of Berlin and Dankenbie'
iau have struck At the latter pace
She strikers had q cOllis!oa with the
nol.Ce.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Tha s,rInIng Rrerern.

NEW YORK, May l6.-Lockod- out
brewers are seeking other employmsnt,
nrd the Intelligence Offices and places
where employment may be obgAined
are berieRsd by lha eI-heGr Lnskers.
They ray tDey viii Aeep up the boycott,
however.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
rew paper MN

The PuHey & Jones Company, OF this
oity, have dsiermined to pat np "a paper
mill on tic 5henRndosh property, roer
q 4rpsr'a Ferry, Va, he coming arason
al cost of about $3.50 0O), II aidltiCn
to Gtbsr works al.vaiy erected n4 That
place,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Nou-suited

Samuel T. Wilson, OF Mt Moriah, lost
his uuit against the PhilSdelph'a, WILL
mington and Baltimore Raiiroad Com.
pany, which WAS tried before Judge
Reed yebt rday, In Philsdalphia. Mr..
wilton wsa Injured while saving the
lie Of u child VITO Was o. Tire track al
that place several mon his ago.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Rapid BusIness Psnmanah,p.

A tpeoial cJurEs in The above at low
rate TO ha given st the WilmiDston
Com nerciAl College, Eighth and MAJ
keL streets, by the college professional
psnua5, whose work IL the wondar Of
all who see 1t. Apply soon, Ohico
hours: 8 80 .. M. to 4 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
A nI,u.r ,,lowp to Pieces.

wILKEsBARRE, May 16. William
Hughas, oged 80 years, o miner, EN-.
ployed AZ Blachman's Mine, Tas en-.
.sssed this afternoon loading cart
Ridge, when his lamp fell into key of
poWder, cpuaiBg an explosion Wink h
lore him TO piSctP.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Lest n Horse

The Fame Hose Fire Company met
with another serious loss this week in
The ca b OF their hoee cart horse. The
animal had been sick for some time, and
despite the fact that several veterinary
surgeons were called -, died from lung
feYnr
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
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MAiik,EKsD


PkRKINS-RAY .-un tho i6ih inst, by
the Rev. J u Bryan, at tue Asbury NJ. =.
parsonage, Henry W. Perkins and cora
3. Ray, poih CT tnis city.
AH!LETr-DAVIS.- the I6'h ins,
by the Rev. j. Z Brysp, at the AsDnry NJ.
L.. ptrsonsgs, W. W, Bartlett, Of New
Oastle, ard a.iss Addie Davis. of this
city.
HUTTON GEARS On the 10 h inst, by
tho Rev J. L. Bryan, at t5o A hurry nj.
y. pRrfo1 age. Martin y. Huttoa and Mics
Martha II Gaara. both OF this city.
SAYEKS -RkED- On tho leth llst., at tho
house Of the bride's pArenta, Seventeenth
mr. VIZ. ! Sa1ess - Misa Hattie l..
Need, both o: this city.
DIED.
MONTG OMERY-o the isth inst, Joseph
CYRUS, infant son or John and Hannah
MONTGOMERY. aged q mon 'hs and rs days.
Relatives amt friends are I yited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF MS
on Friday afternoon. lntermcnV at Mt.
salem cemetery.
ourligtie Joseph has zone,
His tiny spiIit has He'd.
The iittr babe we loved 10 dear.
No. numbered with he dead.
His mothers aching heart,
Gould only tell the aRouics,
How hard It ls TO part.
''sloep In Jesus"
on hNnLEH. lin PhllsdelphiN, on May
-. l8i S. } florence, daughter Of j koss and
! Mary h. Chandler aSed 9 days.
| MC1ORMl '1h -. II tho 17th ioat, David,
s0n Of Mishaal md raIy NuCOrmic.
| BRef gears AID months
EelnhteB snd friends are respectfully IA.
vited to attend his fuperRl iron tho ;sfl-
deuce OF Lis parents, tolrthenth and UIay
| nOnt streets, on Saturday, ~ h int 1T L. 0
! n. ANFVtnsH "A . Id sspardRaf fIDuFNh a I
o'c!sek. lntcrment at Gid Swedes' Uome-
terry.