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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
LONG ISLAND.

Tho January term of tho Supreme Court In Long
Island City adjourned yesterday.
The trial OF the Excise Commissioners OF the Town
Of Flushing for holding more meetings than they wcro
allowed by law, came up The jury were discharged,
being unable Ia agree.
Justice Chips of Oyster Bay, has held Bssa
Mlchaels await the action OF the Grand Jury. II Is
said that he started a fire under the piazza of Mrs.
Anna Ketrlcks house with the intention OF destroy
ing Il.
Corporation Counsel Foster says there was no pro-
vision made in tho tax levy for looking after Long
Island CIty's poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
AanounoslusatA

HIGGINs' GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP.
skill compo md better safer and pursr
cleaning Clothes WOODWORK for the oarh than
justly celebrated soap It's the result OF lifetime of
experience and ndeavor to excel
the dnest fabrics.
"Prove all things: HOLD FAST TO THAT WHICH Is GOOD.
via: Higgins German Laundry Soap.
SAvE WRAPPERS
charitable institution
button OF &2l 900 will be made them Nov. 30
each institutions share depending the number Of
pers IL holds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
CIV. QUINTA RID AND THE PARK BOARD.

O. ". QUINTARD AND THE PARK BOARD.
Ithscams knswn yesterday that Of the when
Meyer Hewitt Wished t hare take the In the Park
Department II George W. QuintAfd Mr. Quirtard
member Of the New Parks Commission which viii hnish
apprassn~ut of parks II few months. His kDowl-
siss Of those parks and Of the snnsIei dstrics
thought by the Mayer would specially qualify him for
Park omms.ner. The only DR. wbaek, stated trae
Nj. Quntrrd hest,tss 10 bssome OF Mayor Hswtts
asgrs AMI has tus far deonel the placs, while
he has not positively refu ssd the sppontm enk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
WESTMINSTER COT NTY.

Tho club rooms established by Adrian Isen in Now
Rochelle foI the benefit and amusement OF young men
have been closed for tho lack of proper attention and
support.
The shattemuc Canoe Club Of Sing Sing, We'd
nesday evening e'cc'ed the following officers. Com
modorc, Franklin Rrandretn, captain, +. NJ. Fisher;
pufser, ii. NJ. Carpenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
ATONC THE SOUND

The boys of tho North Congregational Church of
Bridgeport have presented silver communion service
to the mission In West Central, conducted by Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Walters, formerly Of Bridgeport.
Tho bridgeport Protective Association of Retail
Butchers formed yesterday with fifty members.
Twenty-sIx physicians, representing the Bridgeport
Medical Association, held thcr annual banquet on
Wednesday evening. DR.. f. NJ Wilson was elected
president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

NO WORE VA CATIONS IN JULY AND AU0UST
The Board Of Health yesterday decided not to grant
any vacations TO Inspectors Of tho Department
during July and August Of this year Vacations must
10 taken before July /. after August 81. Tho uso
q refuse material from gas works for filing In vacant
lots win DO forbidden hereafter except in certain paces
mentioned In special permits by the Board Upon
Sanitary superintendent Days recommendation, tho
Board gave orders yesterday to vscate tho building
No. 40 Third svo occupied by p. J. Mesny, and tho
eeuP tonoment house No. 262 MOtt-et., the owner OF
which . In Europs. Both houses much out OF
Vpsir - to b dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1888

n protect their against the Californs creditors
Tn. was organized under the Of and
the stock ST. 250ooo unreasonable bus the company mas
incurred debt Of absu 900 California and the qnes
ton ct the meeting yesterday simply ons OF wa sn
mesnA The com will report 81 another meeting on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
NEW-JERSEY.

Union Hill taxpayers asking for authority to
build a new hall cost 81 5000.
Contractor Edward Richardson " West Hoboken,
has reported toMayor Kelly, OF Weehawken, that a
bullet fred through his hat on Wednesday night
While he was passing wenarbers barroOm, I'm tho
boulevard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

etops In Foal-J~rssy CITY. 10; Newburg. "a
Fouls-Iersey tity, 2; NswbnrG. 2
fcors-Isrscy City. y; Newburg. 4
Rsfereo-W. II. JrosGtns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Tho Hudson County Board Of Chosen Freeholders
yesterday appointed Dr. Leonard j. Gordon to oil tho
place In the County Board Of Health made vacant by
tho death Of DR.. Theodore r. varick
Thomas HeYeran, ago sixtyfve, wandered away
from his homo No. 119 Railroad ave-, on Monday and
has not returned The police have been asked TO
look for him.
Tho trial Of Robert Scott, charged with killing
George Ostendorf during street fight last summer
which was to have taken place yesterday, has been
put of for the torn.
John Gray, q builder, living at No. 272 Thirteenth
st. reported to the police yesterday that he was az
tackled Monday night at Grove and Fourteenth sts
BY Q gang Of hoodlums, who knocked him down and
robbed him Of $50 Gray says he was confined to his
home for two days from his injuries John Cherry,
ono Of Grays assaIlants, has been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
THE rOANwAHDA STILL xTssTgo

Tho reported aiva Of tho disabod steam coal barge
9onswsnda in tow Of tho tug B. =. Hsviland. on
Wednesday night was incorrect Tho Toaavanda has
not been heard from BY her agents IN ths city since
ne Wa reported disabled OF Atlantic City on Mon
1ay. Tho HsviIsnd brought In tho ship Dana Another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

N the Cont Special Sessions yesterday Phs Spadosh
~ reputsd Of the at No 2i0 Bovery
vss nnsd Go Gvfng performances en- Sunday Otto
Dredey Egyptian Musss also In the Bow
~ Va 6pod 3 like fer che offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
xxRssr OF pARISo CHURCH THIEVES.

part Of xaar Of spsak that have confined dsprs
lsteus more particularly robbins poor boXes In Catholic
shwvehss and stealing communion servcss hsvs been sr
rssosp W the Broskys police James Qu lan Of the
esns Wa on wsanesdav night asd Daniel Murphy
~ also captured They we're held Tor trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D..
1855 WEST 6SpsT.
Hsurs-s TO H. tel Diseases Of the Nervous eYstsm
Gentle Urinary Organa Impotence aad stsrlity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

JERSEY OITY PEOPLE PLEA SED WITH POLO
Jersey City Polo Club defeated the Nswbnrs 1t
the Rink JERSEY City, last night There large
the onosksrs took the deepest interest In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
TRYING TO FIX DR. ABBOTTs SALARY
ANNUAL MEETING or THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH
sOCIETY- ELECTION OF TRIlsrErs

ANNUAL MEETING or THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH
SOCIETY ELECTION OF TRUSTEES
The annual meeting Of tho socaty (of pewholders NJ
Plymouth Church held last night the lecture room Of
the Deacon H. Pratt bsng The prn.
epa business undertaken the election trustees and
hs confirmation OF the acting pastor the Rev. Dr. LYMAN
Abbott whs nominated ~ the annual meeting Of tho
church two weeks
Oaear A. Eager. Mortimer Ogden and Henry Chapin IT,
were chosen all caused BY TIL sxprs
ten OF the of r n. Vac Inesn X W. Reses
and O. A. eager Henry Chaplin. IT,. was elected clerk Of
the Of Trustees and n. G. Ogden and r. C. Maxwell
audrora Of Treasurer ed recepts ur
ing last yer s36s2 g. and disbursements $50 900
leaving balance o: Sl.6i6
Augustus storrs moved after Dr. Abbots had
boon couhrmst that bis at 400 Sun
day during his OF service This motion the
Of discussion whoh turus
nature of aangem.ns with an acting pastor similar
that . p0rary Snndryto~' tay ''aupIy" and 90
there ison for vacation 10 obe toll
that the oner~d practically aocLs Ur Abbotrs
salary sn"ther mi .ier preanhed which
csmmites in char OF Ihe msuar could conf with r
should receive an annual sslAry And At tho
whatever portion Of s night srrve and H. A. Ssccomb
thought this should not 10 lover than $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

TIL. GREEN MOUHTATv kIEfN0 COMPANY
Al meeting Of Stockholders Of the Green Moan tain
Gold Mining Company yssssdAy committee was appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

President Orrs proposition 10 the uneconped land
owned W Exchange for the site
building voted upon fsroraby tho Board Managers
yesterday Tho oio wing ntteo appointed
ses the undertaking A. k. Orr. O. o. Burke. Carl.
Samuel Jacobv II. Herr,ok Johu Wak aud James
Meoss Tho N 70 hav: company ea.c The ground frsa
the rOuro KxchanTe AMI building with fund
bs raised the $30c.0 900 In bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
RAILWAYS PILLS.

TIE Great Livss asd Stomach Remedy.
Per the eli Dtsorsrs Of the stomach Lvse sevs1
Khnoya BLADDER Nervous DsraaeA Loas 81 AppsoeA
Hssisch~ Cesiivinss~ Question. nihesssesA Fsvsr
domination Of tb< HoweiA Pes and al ether eemseo
81 the internal Purely vesssaee contAaise =
mercury deietsr'ous drugA Prto 70 osse -
bsx. sold W eli druGelatA
DYRPEP~IA
DR. RAILWAYS PILLS are cure for tlis Complain
They reators strougth the som9ch and enable 70 -
iona he svmptoms Of Dyspspsia d.apsssS
asd With th~abty Of Ihe svs,em to csntrsct
ye sAy In "rahe And Trus" rs.pectinE aisa ss sss
D.: a. Q. hr,desreos. DerAvuie Ca ~ sss ne" IN "
p4Actlro aud family al other
Mra Caro- ips Heuisih. Deer Crock. Int, ~ believe
NE has essc aAvs ~ y.9r msdic.nA hsvs 'sas oese
H. A. U.rr =. Il. ssssnS~ ASs Bsss Pills hs he's ~
~ Humsal sssnvills Ma Cared hin vhss ell ssAsss
Alice n oasvsr M nsoem. w. Va II positively -
snas kHyass are ne best Pls eva, - g. r
wsspn q. New, xssS, X :jsiss "a is1A"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
stanton Items.

J B. Hyats has R!gon the coatfao.
fas building his new hotel 20 John W a..
SnitoLer, OF Newport. IL is 10 be %
large tlT6a Eory structure of pressed
b'tok ard uansard roOf,An when c5a
pl ted viii add ucl 10 the ATTRACTIVE
nesi c. tha place.
Ihs Mltiwn Lyc1um viii meet
aesia en- Ell i'GY evening. a full yro.
grsW lie EnpouEce1.
At pressat writing the public roads
her; cso1tH srs c1nc5ded 70 he IN q
woree condition than has been L: owl
for ears.
a subscription has bsen Btarte1 r.
| the purpose at raising money To he *
| pended in psTing the street from n,
| 81 E church to tao hotel
Do tor L, 4 Ball OF mIlltoun, vii
Te1 " his ofisa rezt week 70 the Lom,
o. no ste Dr slttutn Chandler, n,
Bf.GG ywlCs Sg-'nge. Dsc.or Bail Ia s
sraduAie OF ths Uu.veteity Of Pen. ey !
var!I, is9u Nhiga institution he grad
n4t2c With hoEurs tcme three ysa.l
ego.
TIE patients OF the lato Dr.. Caap
der are fartuuate In stcurlDg sucn an
able fucctt30r u t4elr Old ffisnd aad
phy eiolan.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
No. sO6 hARgEr ST., ABoVEE
Wilm ,nEtcn
e ZEE HlVE:,'
800 Market Strsat
A FEW SPECIAL DRIVE

To sha ke up the dry bn|
among the Gossametes, n
offer yol b 100 OF the dollar AID
half kin id, perfect, and aq|
way right at 90 cents each
Now for fun in wrapping TIA
up quick k.
A few words about that ldaI
Iambur rgs that created sud 4
stir. We are slashing then 3
fast. Also a big drive in Lia|
Laces, from Ic. a yd. up 70 ~
Now is the time to buy as|
Inns an d SheetIngs. We al
prepare d to sell you may
makes as low as ever, nctEih'|
.standirl rlg the large assotnea|
We are selling Table LlatA|
Tow els and Napkins at p1a|
that astonish ourselves for cheip|
ness, a nd ask you 10 caFsl-l
inspect them.
II yo ~ have any desire 70 u
and bu y Ladies and Chudfe'
regula made Engllsh ana ue.
man Hose. examine our ne,
stock. Black, coloEs and sAlp'.
at Is cents a pair.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
street and sewer Dirso,ors

The Beard OF Street aud Bswer D.ree
tors INST in reguias session latt evening.
TIE payroll fer the week ending F.b
ruary 18th WAS approved hud ordered
paid. 1, amoun;td TO Sl6 ". Pa.tnit-
s,Cn was granted Patrlok Dillon tO6raia
his property on becuud street between
monIos ard Adams into y prlVE;e drain
Permission WAS grsnled Wilia;o T
BtrauShn 10 drain welve houses into u
private draiu ~ Eeyerth ana Aazms
Streets. The secTstsTy was instructe1
to Nitscs the ch!sf Cugia2er to dsivc
stakes for Rrs3iuE Head stree. BET 1eea
Tenth ard EieveuIh, and also fOs hlilng
tue game ttfent bstween Twelfth anl
IblrtteLth. TIE secretary wOs siso 10
5tluotSG to diTacl the city solicitor %
prepare the bond and contract OF Hlaa
Patton tor Rra Ina Heald street ba:R, 1 D
Tenth ana K evtuth rtrGets ContIac OF
Riley wRs uotihed TO clesn NJ the htIeei
c'OiH,ago Of streets b1rlhIiDg On Tx
CGrirt.a- g, Rbd 4 40 ht Delaware rye
! nue. and Du Pom street. The secretary
y as ibel!uctef 70 request the prise.. q
o! Tie clerk Of tas msrksts OF the ntxi
mea'.ng Of tbs hoard. Tho street ccn1
ta'fsiuDfr wss iEetructed 70 direct Z N.
Tractor Riley TO deredt sshes nextV eh
% Lcbddi GtERst .bstg7ssn TuwtGead
aud New Castle nvsI az, ard on Hrata
street between Eleventh aud Twelfth
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
TaIs Is the 10th applvsr.ary 0, the

TaIs IS the 10th snnivsrsary OF the
birth Of the Father of his CJuntIy,
George Wash ing on, but s!u "a kisday
the world has radically changed Tais
Is especially the case with .he thir.uer
colonies for whose independence he
pledged his ellie and sscrea horor,"
and redeemed the pledge with hi.
sword. Tue colonies have become
mighty States, aud spread from The
Atlantic TO the Pscii, ;, aud from Gan,
ada TO the gull. The handful 0. pa
triotB Lave grown 10 be \ powerful na
tion Of Sky million psople, whose
power Is koown and respsS ed the
world over.
Although hat a cen iuty and I hal.
have 0.hp ,o3 siu9s h.a br:h. .nJ
nine.IensGs OF oeusary slu bis
death, this country hss, GuIi3g snAt
time, mAdo mora prcJrsas than Apy
other uA,iOD ever haue in my ,hrse
oenturi's. Bat 10 Wsgi Ing en- and III.
men Of his day We ows l. nli, Ter had
they not lsId lie fau1is.i0ns Of th.,
govern ntns 1!stly and well tSe!r de-
Soendaats would never hSVe bsen abe
- oas!d 7gan IL the gfea. And m;Rs )
stru2,It0 CT Amerlsan l. 1sry Eh Oh
stands biaoon ligh 10 tha ooprez,eC
OF all natio1s, aud benes,h wEoja ii u
involuntary Hervi:ude, txc3pt iJr crime
10 now unknown.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY as 1883
hnrwrrpsrANnINn tha t,tL ,hAt

Eo-wTTgsrASDISG t1s tact stat
the enemles OF a high license cAn
continue 10 contend that IL has
failed - diminish the oonsump
tion o, ilscxl,stlns liquors, facts and
figures prove the contrary. Tho law
has no! been ia force IN Pal1del phiA
long enoC sh 60 prove what &c will no.
compiled thsre, ou. enc good resulI
alresdy Is shown in the olcsiog Of from
one.thlri to oRe-aaii the s2ioons. In
Illinois b zh uosnBe law hes been In
operation tor Ave years, mud Ia Chicago
the fee iof all full liqaor saloons "a $500,
and $50 iof beer and ligst wines, con-
sequen,ly teis 10 the place ID look for
results aud sec the effect OF the law.
The Chicago city collector has IA ,nikhed
some figures wEich show tha! nnier
the Old Law, wbeu the Zee was S52.
there were 9l9 licensed saloons H=d
about ], coo which Bo,d without. Q IL
oense, making nearly 8 900 - q popu.
lasion OF about half milton, TIE
revenue IN 1882 was Sl95 400. End 10
1888, Ihe year when the isw went into
effect, $3.50 964.82 10 10 "a ,he mum bet
OF saloons wss decreased 10 3. 243 bul
the receipts from licspse inctsassd q
81, 463, ,7oe.13; IN 1885 there weEs 3,457
licenIes gr4ntlo, yie ding IN n:ome
$l,721, ,474; In 1856, with 3 500 sSioou
the regenue Was / 650,o33, ard lsst
year, with 8 952 licenses, 81 972 02l
The fAci, however, muss not De los
sight OF that while daring theee fgt
years the population Of Chicago hA,
almost doubled, the number ut saloons
have only r.reas5d 80 since 1882, whou
the low License prevailed. Wish th-
increase IN population Il is not en-
reAsopa ole 10 Suppose that had is 70
been for the hish l,enss lsV here
would now have been e.! Least OO(
licensed saloons, and probably 2,0O(
selling Tishou: license, bu! nov tus
unll.eEsed places are all CLOSED Undel
low license the proper ION OF s,ljlns &c
population Was sbon; to 102, bu! las
year, uader high lioenss. IL wSa l &C
225, willie toe revenue has been iu
creased teuicld. rhe cole tor 6isC
calls AHen.Ic to the fac: that tue lav
has Aooi.shtd the email Saloogg AID Ia
roomE, where nep cougrezA;ei Nhl
dghts were o. frsqusa 4! orcurisn p, ani
murders wsrs oiten oom rlasd | ha
also reaoved temptation md orp5r
tunlty isom thousands of yo1ug uen
and icoa the olaases whose ,anliias
by their suffering, hsd to 10Y th
penslsy q the hu-hauda' ard Is hert
indulgence 81 tbs insoxlcAsipg cup IL
also rEAkeg compattsnn with some c
the pIa,es where prlhlni.i1A "a sui
posed - prevail, aud cites Pr9yIden
With sol open saloons, or for oset
206 OF TIE popuis Ion, Ari no feyopu
accrutpg to tre C.iy or S,a:e. Blug,i
where the Maine laa IL lu trN, ia
225 opsa salocns, or for eye,y II
she population, from which not on
cent OF revenue ia derived. T1es4 ,4o
speak lender than EoFis th.t PROFIT li
Ilon doss not probate, and hat .h
only Usy to decrease tia aum ner G.
saloons, and check th3 tide 0 inse "a
perAnce, IS by e high lioe4se lAS
-igtdly enforced
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
vanemAher on Advertising

John WsnSm : ser, the great Phtladel,
phi0 merchant, emily spoke rs fol.
lows about Edvertielne:
IS q poster, or dodger or hand bill. My
plan tor aiteen years has been TO bny
40 Ucuch space iu q newspaper and A.
/: up with what 1 wanted won 4
not give an vHrtisement IN newsTO.
neT OF fonr hundred circulation f,r
5000 dodgers or posters. X waited
to sell cheap jewelry or run l0t;ety
sc nome, might Csc posters, bAt l
would no: inBult a d. csns reading pHh
lie with HAND tiils. TIE c'tss OF peep, &
vhl read such tL!nRs are poJr material
to- 'ook TO for support in mercantile
| affairs How do l reach newspaper
do it In this manner: I never teal
with sdvertieipg as MS. They always
get he p! oit tie advertiser should have
l szy 10 him: "How long viii yo1 let
ms run a column OF matter through
your paper for SiGO CT $500, as TIE oase
may be. let him do the figuring, aud
Il dent ;hiuk he Is trying - Rouge
more than hiB share / give HIN the
| copy. lag neide the ETotitg on o 0Af-
ticulsr line OF goods for adver' 8 I :
puiposcs. The fret yesr laid sslcs .
6Ie00; sst year sid aside BnG spont
$50, GOO. have done better tais } ar
aud shall Increase that eCm as the rIo-
ts warrant it. / owe my SUCCESS TO
| The newspapers, and to them / shall
ieesly give csrSain prcilt Of my carl!
businese.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Board Of Heaiih.

At iast evenings session of the Board
Of Hoalth the uBual amount OF routine
husiEes, wss trRurRcted. A bill of Mr.
Houghtor, No 200 Spruce street, pFs.
seIte1 to the rotSd ;or payment, was
not approved. Tns bill, which wes On
! en- zel one, showed tha: on January
~ iFs: W. MoE;xs had furnished
HouRh;on with bsdstead, mattress
quiltE, b!snkets, pillows and stove, Al
cost OF s2s The bill was turned
down bsc.nse, on 9 prsviuua &C -sslou
thls same family had p.end poverty,
when npon Investigation 1t was found
ths. the family no. OILY owned Is,
house In which 1t lived, but had S. so,
IN bank. Tie bill was incurred SbiI,
the family was stricken with the sn oil
| poz.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Not a Desirable stove

PocoaoKE, Md. Feb. 81 -Peop.c q
living neae mere are considerably y star.
tied by genuine walking stove ka
longing to . farmer named Johnyon
WlthOu. any assistance whatever III,
stove moves around the room, o'tet
turning upside down, aud has fe
quentiy set FIRE TO the furniture in tta
room. 1t has often bssn chained Down
without any effoc;, and the neigh uor
Ing inhabitan' o who have Witnessed tn,
strange proceedings are firmly ecu,
V need I. Ia the result OF vitchorAft.
The story oomes from good authority,
hnd is vCuched for by over 100 peup {
who have vltness6d it.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

Cruelsy 10 tchi'd-sn, has made good
oJnmeussmepl Ia prosecuting case
., cruelty 70 . horse. Tats poor en.-
msl was fo1nd lying in mud snd
water six inches deep, ani slowly
Saving to death. M. Stout ueroi-
iaiIy ended his suffering by pu.ung a
builes IN his head, and then arrested
his inhuman oGner We leATu that
there are some other cases thai Mr..
Stout intends to look a,tsr before long,
and he Should have the assistance and
support OF The pablo In his work. He
made an ex ,ellenl letter carrier, aud
there Is 70 t1ubs but In his new posi-.
lion he vii! do equally well, and maks
these two societies even more useful In
the future than they have been in she
past.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

ALTHOUGH THE graphic peas 9!
Boorts " re.o' ers hSve beec cA!td
into pay 10 dtplol the fearful s.uri
which visited Noun. Vernon, Southern
Illinois, las: Sunday, 1. ts q qaes.loGNsle
II one IN o Thousand VINO reads .h4 ac-
counts com preaends the exteu, aud
horror Of :his terrible calamity. A 4
O'clock IN the afternoon the sua ~
shining brightly, and bupdre Is Of pss.
sons Hez3 CT tie eItet enjoying tie
delight il spTiug-llke HeltAeF, 4Age
numbers o c:hei were iuI Ipra7lag taf
time by resting In tier Gg4 hgre.
after week OF toll. II II a. hJur
later there vas rumble J7srt e-d Il
though scoze Of hsavy loaded 'r6lgb;
srAlns were rushing JuEn.le .l5ui5,
ghen = pitoh.l ke darkness preghlie1,
and 'st:i5c orn OF hsil sndr.!n 8
In. TEis was followed Uy The oeld y
Cyclone, which like d ash Of .tsh Mig
stare : on tls mission q dgyt. u Zion,
and IL less taAu dvs milC'cs spread
havoc, ruin and deA;a on every baud
When The veil OF daTkues7 ifed. 1,
showed thAt three handrea buildings
had been torn from their t.andsdsns
and dashed to the ground, white s1lrss
OF families had bser reduced r. IN =
competency to begglry rao dead and
wounded lay on every hand. and a,
though this snene Of LoEror was no
enough FIRE broke on; In eeverRl olSsa.
Those thAslived through thu. half houI
in Mount Vernon will never iCrEs: t.
aid we OF the East eha raise oul
hearts in thsnklulness that thus far ",
have been exemp! from suoh terIsb
visltations.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

Such a thing as G. real
Shantung Pongee, 70itA0ut
daSt, at IS tor = I9 to 20
" a r d S piece, was never
known before in this coun-
try.
India, China, japan, Swiss
Summer. silks and q dozen
other sorts at just as un-
likely prices.
West Trsnsept.
Wool Plsids. Since Feb
ruary 1st more Mau $50 neao
styles have come to a sin.
gle counter. Novelties by
the half hundred, among
t h e m the Jacquard like
polka dots and csescests;
the curious herring bone
tumble, as if a lightning
flash had been shattered Il
"a pot Of harlequin paint
You have never seen SO
many plaid kinds Gnd kinks
before. 75c 10 SL25.
Southeast Of centre.
scit, creamy CIshmeres.
The mouse colors, the wood
ishades, ard the lawn tiats
have 2r3vn up together.
Ashes of roses lie c,ose to
the rosy hucs that 0elonL to
the morning OF liio---l.4a a
dream broken by the GAVIN
Of cay. Quality and co.os.
ling never better t.an TIL:
season. soc TO $I.25.
! Silk v tp IIeprictlas. Col
ors thas arc a'ways true ard
tasteful. 80 in, 81 2s.
Oh Ills. 60 sales at Two
prices. so and 60c. TO S e
them is like Standing at the
oct an edge where tac sun
light glintS and CLAN .es on
the foam capped waves.
Northeast OF cen re.
Out OF the great lot Of
lStock iugs men ioned the
lother day (worth more than
double, every pair OF them)
we still have misses sizes,
Iso!id COLOR: