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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Monument to a Martyr,

DUBLIN, Oct. e.-Sir Thomas Henry Grat- tan Esmonde unveiled a monument in the Kilmino: graveyard, near Arklow, in memory of John Kinseller, who was killed by emer. gency men last year, and whom the people of the vicinity hold to have been foully slain while acting in defence of home and country,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Iynched an Innocent Man

ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-In July last negro named Moore was lynched at Charleston Ills, for an alleged criminal assault upon woman Afterward it was discovered that the man was innocent. The grand fury has indicted ten well known citizens. who are alleged t, have taken part in the lynching.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Something New in Boston.

BOSTON, Oct. s.-The temple Avath Israel was opened for a Sunday lecture at the usual hour of religious worship. The experiment is not new in New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Baltimore and other places, but among the Boston Hebrews this is the first attempt of the kind
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Pauline Lucca to Retire.

VIENNA, Oct. S.-Pauline Lucca declares that at the end of her coming American tour she will retire, and devote the remainder of her life to the establishment of a school oi ODara
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Successful American Exhibitors

BRUSSELS, Oct. S-Among the exhibitors in the American section of the international exhibition receiving prizes are MacCoy, of Brooklyn, for pneumatic tools, and the h. durated Fiber company, of Mechanicsville, N. Y., for paper pipes. The Americans have received fifteen diplomas of honor and twenty-six gold, six silver and three bronze medals of progress.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Receivers Appointed.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Oct. s.-Judge Brewer, of the United States district court, has appointed H. c. Cross, of Emporia, Kan, and George H. Eddy, of Leavenworth, receivers of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Raising the Price of Bread.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The German bakers of the city, to the number of 100, met and voted to increase the wholesale price of bread one cent pound for each of the various grades. There was no opposition to the step. It was also decided to try to put stop to the practices of bakers who cut prices by re- ducing the weight of loaves.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
The Ameer's Troops Victorious.

SIMLA, Oct. S.-The troops of the ameer of Afghanistan have defeated the forces of Ishak Khan at Tashkaurgn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
FLOODS IN CHINA.
Several Hundred People Killed and Mary
 Houses Destroyed.

Several Hundred People Killed and Mary
 Houses Destroyed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S-The steamer Belgic arrived here, bringing Yokohama news. Following hard upon the disastrous eruption of Mt. Bandai Sun came the great storm of Aug. 80 that prevailed along the Japanese coast, destroying thousands of houses, killing several hundred people, and wrecking many vessels. This storm was sue ceeded by deluge of rain that has ruined the crops in several districts. Such gales and rains have not been known in Japan since it was opened to foreign inter course From Monkden, China, comes the report of great floods in August, caused by the rising of the river Hum Ho Details were just coming into Shanghai showing that this calamity was second only to the Yellow river flood last year. The river rose fifteen feet in threo hours and swept houses, stock and human beings along ill its swift current. It over flowed all the land about the city, swept away the greater part of the solid wall and submerged the suburbs, destroying over 100 houses All low lying villages i'll the suburbs were under water and the greater part of the inhabitants perished miserab1y No exact details of the loss of life have been received. but hundreds must have been drowned. It is also reported that the rivers Sungari and Liao also overtiowed their banks, inundating several large cities, and devastating the finest grain producing district in Manchuria.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
The Cruiser Baltimore Launched.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The new steel government cruiser Baltimore was success fully launched from Cramps shipyard in this city
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Political Nominations.

NEwBURG, N. Y., Oct, S.-Hon. John c. Adams has been renominated for assembly by the Republicans of the First Orange dis trict
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Launching of the Gunboat Petrel.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The gunboat Petrel, a leading type in the new navy, now building at the Columbian Iron works, Baltimore, will be launched next Saturday. The boilers and engines, from designs furnished by the bureau of steam engineering, are all ready and com plete, and will be placed in the ship very soon after the launching. The Petrel will be oi about SS5 tons displacement, barkentine rig and steel hull She will carry four breech- loading guns ill her main battery, besides several machine guns on deck. It has not yet been decided who will christen the ship. 1t is first man of war ever constructed in Baltimore, and the launching will evidently be made a public event by tine city authori. tics. The ship will be turned over to the government by the first of the year complete in every respect.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
Baseball Records.

The relative standing of the League and Association clubs up to Saturday night is shown in the following tables:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
A Tbastar Rurpad
Weather Indications.

LONDON, Oct. 'S.-The Theater Royal at Dundee was burned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08

Fair; stationary temperature; northwest erlv winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08

A good man with bad friends is liable to Ee misunderstood. d.-Baltimore Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

THERE Is considerable CD posltlon On
sne part Of some persons to the propo.
sluon 70 retain some OF the presen
poioe ior:e under Mayor Harrington.
Ddt we cannot see the slightest i'm bro.
pfle'y In his Sd doing. We have Tor
some hue advocated . non partisan
poiioe tofc', as we are satisfied thai Il
- 'ne only way In which the poli,s can
Os mLae fully effective. and We know
=. no os'ier time for insuguratlug this
nov shan 'he present. on.sids Of the
~. .sSs mat Nj Harrington oWes his cleo
noA 70 The Democrats who have ann
S.o a,n Tsnhood 70 rise ab We party, there
, sun me iurIhsr faci In favor OF th.s
, .nnn lhst there are some good
. Men on The force, whose services durInV
me ensuing three years would bs o, the
s srease's value TO our city. We have
every confidence In Mr., HMrin0,on
sna ieei assured that In Ibis, The same
~ IN every thing else, he viii aat win
s : ae sli to advance the bssI interests Of
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

soh ADULI II EFFk0r. April 70, lsss.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Dspos

sOHwULl IN KFFE0r. Aprii M ,ss,
TrAins isa'e nslavass Avenue Dspoe
EAST D,IUND.
Tor Phiisdsiphia and Chester, sls. 3,
e. " So,e q, 10 20 and sll II g. M; j q. . %
500, - 70, b26, Q 20, 7 80. IS ts and ! IS .. m
On Sundsys,T so. I o. o6, 10 80 ana sll 1,
o.; %, oo,s ee.'b 20, . %, 0 to.ss 20 AID q
WEST BOUND.
FOR Singerly, accommodate IN, daily IL q
For Baltimore. accommodation, dAijv ,x.
Ioept Sandaye tsa. m.
ror Chicago and Pittsburz, express, daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
Baltimore accommodation, daily a2pm
Pitspnrg, Chicago and St. Louis expreGn,
slnseIiy aocommod alton, daily 7 90 n m.
ION LAhDKNbER9, . 10 A. ID, handr,
81 Z i u y =, nus "a: dsuS except Sunday, 9B
Trains isLys Market Street Station;
hel fnnaceipnia 6b p. m. daily. 70,
neLsiEsLe r. NJ, daily. E0r I2rdeh
3eie t.to and ll.oo a. n. daiiy, oxoopt san.
asy; Vion; N on sunday onlyi 7.st and ESQ
PiItsburg. Chicago and Be. Louis express
Trains for Wnpiassop--Lsays Pn,,,s.,
phiA, daily, y %, 1900. sIl 90 .. m. 400
poS ga o. 500, 30, As.oO. Geo. eie, 10 TO-
Daily. except Sunday, t.so, TO 4. n.
SandAJs only. sic am.
Express traipsA
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LovaR ru.u
VIA AMY OTHER LINE.
". N; CLEMENTS. o.o.sUULs
Genl Manager. Gam r "a. AzSa,
Ieiephona no. liza.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

WAsHINcToN, June 6-Genera
sheridAn's family and friends are
highly encouraged by the improve
ment shown In his condition. They
think he 10 ON the road to recovery I'M.
Less another alarming attack should
OCCUR. The hemorrhaRee are now he
lisved to be the principal source of dan.
ger, ~ they would be liksly to cause
another attack OF heart failure, He i,
very weak, but It 10 said that II the
present Improvement CONTINUES for
forty eight hours he will be stronR
senough 20 resist quite severe shock.
DR.. Lincoln to-day made O careful
examination Of the patient, and said
, that be found hin very much bettsr in
every way, and II nothing alarming 90
ourred be might get out again. His
respiration was very much better,
showing that the lungs were less DON.
sested. The hemorrhAses, while they
had nearly caused death, had helped to
clear up the lunRs, AMI since then
there bad been . constant Improve,
ment. The kidneys were acting very
fayoIaoly. and the Generals strength
seemed TO have kept up well. DR. LIN
ooln further said that the chanoes Of
the patients recovery were now very
=
The $50 p. N. bulletin from this phy-
sicians was ~ follows:
General Sheridan has spent q outlet
and restful afternoon. His pulse and
respiration have continued as before
HIS mind is perfectly clear. Up to this
tins no uniavorabie symptoms have
developed"
WHAT THE DOCTORS BULLETINS TOLD.
WARRINGTON, June the follow.
Ing are the bu lstlns Issued ny the phy-
sioians during the day:
30 o. m.-qenerAl Sheridan passed
most comfortable night without re
:urrence Of any alarming symptoms.
His pulse is 10s and good, Expeotora
lion free. Respiration 80, regular and
increasing in depth. The kidneys are
lctive. There Is no 90 lema of this lops.
A. present the Generals condition ia
lin.
Up. m.-Gsneral Sheridan has passed |
quiet and restful morning. At this
,cur the favorable Indications oontin ne.
His pulse Is 104, respiration % and re
Iular. The secretions ars abundant; I
mind clear and sleep natural.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

NEXT SATURDAY the Democrats NJ
New Castle county will hold a nomI.
nation election for cAndIdGtes for sber
Ia and coroner. Tne Indication an,
RAJ the election will be closely oon,
tested, and that no matter who may
receive the nomination for eherIfF /,
VIII engender considerable bitter Zeal.
ing: The Democratic parry is rem,
WIN oisseniionS, and the result OF lAsl
Saturdays election has not lepdsd in
she least TO heal the breach which for
some lime has been grAduA ally RroHlnv.
The honest, fAir-mlpded Democrat.
men who nave voted that ticket ior
years trou principle, are coz mer ,,uz
70 realize tsa1 the party Is, aud fol
some hns hiss been, governed ty !
teW men WAo name the candid ster
without re psot to the wishes OF others,
ana ihsn dsnAnd that they shall s1p.
peri then or be osErsclsed. This 10
one OF the causes which is leading to
Ihe rapid disruption OF the Dem
party In this city and county.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

THD DEMocRATIo N ahonAi Con ven.
tlon, now Ia session ut g.. Louis, has
awaited Itself OF the assistance rend or cd
by President O eveland, and nomin ated
Grover Ole TelAnd as the candid ste OF
the Ds@o orstsc parry for President OF
the United s ,AIes for the ensuing four
years. TIE say 10 which the nomlaA-
ton Was mAds shows how coon pletely
the Democratic party are the slaves OF
the party lash. Nj. Cleveland had no
sooner tAs:ed The sweets OF being the
executive OF great nation than he Is
termined that he would, II posi- BILE, lie
his own SUCCESSOR, and for the past
three years lie has bent oil his energies
10 the furtherAnce OF this purpose. The
consequence 10 that no one has dared
TO name any one In opposition TO him,
and he hes received Q renomlnA.lo BY
AcolAmshon. This 10 one Of the phe.
nomenAs OF American politics which
IL difficult Tor the great masses Of the
people 10 understand. No one, NOT
even the most ardent admirers Of Mr.
Cleveland, can truthtully claim that he
has ever done anything since be has
been President to entlile him 10 this
honor, or recommend him O. . is Der.
son for smother term. On the contrary,
all his Actions have clearly sho wn thai
he Ia the most upfis person thA. has
sver occupied this position. In ebedi.
ence TO the command Of his cx-rebel |
masters, he ordered the return Of the
battle hags Of the So sailed Con fed era ,y. |
but recalled the order 81 on,e " hen he 4
found tina, the entire loyal North was
aroused. He has violated all the
promises he made during the cam palRn
OF 1854, In relation 70 the civil oervi 20
reform and protection 10 Ameri Jan In.
dussries. Through bis instru men ,alIty
every department. OF the Government
has been iurned into o mA,hlne 10 Al.
vance his own interests and CON lin ue
himself In poWer. Now he sees that,
his work has been done we'll, O. he has |
overcome oil opposition and ls again q |
CAndidA'e for the highest eff 70 in the /
GIN OF the American people. |
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Another sensation in Fur.
niture.
This time IS Sideboards
Prices we're So to $225; arr
n0aO IS 10 S175
Like the 2S0 Bedroom
Suites reduced last week, all
these pieces are-excep,
three rare Antiques at two
thirds prices-brieht and
fresh goods. They include
all the popular woods and
proper styles. Very few
duplicates. If you are in-
terested, come quickly.
The following are the lead
ing items.
Mahogany genuine anti
que):
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07


IhE RESULT OF the election in Ore.
s gOn Is OF considerable Importance, As /,
suows mat the snts cannot be trans.
le.Eea to the Democrats oo,u mn
S Wnioh In November viii supporI
cleveland and frss trade. Bat il avsn
goes beyond this, as the Lsu,sls,ure
s Saosen on Monday will elect a Uoited
S S1'es senator, and II the Demoor.ts
h Ssu carried the State 1t would have
DtUasn' that body into polIioAl sooord
WIN WIN the Deno,ratlc House of Rsnra.
seIAnve'' There is no other SAC
o Juots there IL much likelihood of a
"IHsnge IN the Senator, and tberafors
NC result In Oregon will preserve h.
male 10 The Republicans. AZ mi.
obcG's there Is 70 doubt bu. tne
7larau.>p exercised every mean,
- com nani 70 carry the Slate, bul
'sveiAad and ircs trade proved to-
IVY load, the >Sue as will b,
ND The case In a lar,N mum Der o
AZ sIAsss next November.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Among the special attract,
for this week. "'''a''lo
50 pieces OF Swiss. C,u,,.
and Pique FlOuncings, S 20 cel
to S2.25 a yard. 81 ~ 'e'
a few Swiss Panels let
price. 'quartd
Foot and hand wear. |
,,!33 81 dozen ladies pure 81
Mltts, reduced from ?; to-
cents a pair. I"
The balance Of Our q, 8
Gloves, in the right sbad2
coiors and black, to be clos
out at 50 cents a pair, m
m cans two pairs Of glove,
one.
Gents Ladies and ChildreI
regular made Hose at y,
cents a pair. No one need
without stockings now, A
OF IS cent Isle Thread cal
to go in the sale at 37H cent
In the Wash Goods Depa
81 pieces Menado Stripe, |
week IS cents; now IL cent?
yard. IL pieces Lace EEd
last week 81 cents; now 20 ceu
2o-cent Challis 10 cents.
French and American Satel
IN new effect; not shown
America until a few days ago
PARASOLS. PARASoI
Now is the time and
prices are in your favor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

FOR THE Htss lime since the Phll.-
oelphlA House Of Correction las been
established The noon train ieit thu
BROAD street STALLION last Monday with
out tie dfuukari's cGr. Il has alx.ys
Deen The rus!t u to send car load q.
I9ose st.s.sd On Sunday up 10 the
House OF Correction on Monday hn,
now high license has done away with
tne necessity Tor this, and the "drupk
Afo,s car" sIi! soon be q thing OF lbe
pAsh Anything that tends to proven,
oiunkehnes' s5ollshss the greatest evil
Vi ne rum traffic, and should be
nAlled win delight by every friend OF
lsN tnd crier. There are tuit two
0IAsses who oppose high liotnse, and
anese ere the saloon keepers who wisb
20 conduct their business In violation OF
sne law ind the prohlblhonists. The
la.ser OPT ese 1t beoAuss they cannot
enecl reform In an I'm possi bic man.
ner, and would therefore raiher see the
rum tAffic run Wild and without IA.
sMloiion than to see II conIrolled in Any
propose. 'Ae'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
WANAMAKnR,B,
nut, and Antique Finish
Sideboards, S.; were So.

Sideooards. IS; were So.
Second floor. Juniper street side.
ro2 All-wool Saxony Com
bination Robes. 8 colorings
Iwere SIz, and a few day.
since marked So, but they
are now Sc for a quick
lmove. Both style and
Equality make them worth
Especial attention.
South Of centre and west Of main aisle.
| If your heart isn't on the
I0e'.y latest styles of French
Sateens, you can't afford to
skip the Observation-Disclosures
to ACCENTS lot. They've
been 37s and 81 cents.
Some of the richest, finest,
silkiest Sateens we have are
among them.
Northwest of centre.
In a very little time we
have sold over ta.texty MOH-
sand pairs of Mems Hall
Hose at I25 and IS cents.
Another lot of $500 pairs,
stripes at I25 cents, and
plain colored ribbed at Is.
cents, Just here. Among the
ribbed are 2400 pairs Of
blacks, fast color. Of course
IL seems impossible.
Middle Market street entrance.
Rose Jars. japanese. Big|
and little, for little or much,
but always bright and cheer
Dwarf, 20 to Sc.
Sill, Zoe to d.
Kaga, 90c to $3.50.
So Of Japanese Vases.I
There's sunlight in the plain
est: |
ELL, Sec to 81 rs each.
Onwarl, 10: to tl.75 each.
Raga, 9, C to 81. 80 each.
Basement, northwest OF centre. L
Steamer Chairs. What.
ever kind your fancy leansI'
TO. 81 IS to $3.50. Deliver-I'
ID on board steamer in NewIt
York, if desired, without
Extra cost; IS cents drayageIi
IN each lot il put on board
IN the Jersey side. l.
iasement, Market street side. II
keystone Culinary Beat-l,
re. Another show of them.
Two or three turns of a :
rank, whiz-z z, and white !.
# egg is solo (2o seconds);I
lew fiavors to fruit, spongeI Y
axe without baking pow-IE
.er, and a hundred otherI
aings as strange. Small W
re 81, with glass jar; large lie.
re 81. Is; pail 4oc more. IA.
lsemcnt, foot CT centre stairs. Iyi
JOHN WANAuAurp leo
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

"IHHINUEON q NUHrHEKN e n,
leave Wilmington French street, hi fniioxss
f9r Reading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, Spring.
neld, Waynehbnrg junction, Manor ,Pottsyiite,
ram aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wrrnrr
xille and al points on the Phlladelphta and
Reading ..I X; IA ItOa; m. and 40 p. N.
Goaiesville, Embroevlle, Lenape, G6ndJSa
Il Q0a. M, and co .. IN. ''A'i'''
For Gainesville and Intermediate noInts a,
100 IA. m. 40 and 8. 90 p. 10. '''i''' ~
FOR West CHESTER, 7.oO u. M, 40 and 5.OO
p, IN. " '''H ''VV
=, Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
for New bridge and intermediate noIpts
II. Is p. IN. ~ ~ anu
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, az sos a, M, and for Springlrid and
Intermediate points at s. 60 p. M -N
A. e. McnAUsLAND, BjWNESS BRIGGS.
superintendent. Gen'lPass, Ag't'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington d Bal
tmore Railroad.

4 Trains Win laave Vv,.ussu -, - ..,,,..
Il pnn.a.,..,- --- - Roatvv
L. nhbsneipnin toxprees1 = "a & q. 70, 40
IL ~ zig w low u Is. II 81 q, M, u %
a. ~. oA 20 and % p. m.
Ia 81 %. ii ia 10 Al nv noA ioB .. n
FOR Chester texpress), 80, 80 sU. sin
Ivy: IL Is II 81 =. M, II 30. BA d ~ INA An,
io p. IN,
accommodation, leo, 2 90 To6 sIA 10 ssA
IA xSA %, 81 20, and ID % .. N,
u % =, n, .l2.B. 30, az, bA, '61S, 100
For West Chester, via Lamokin. a 40 acc
sR RGs n, Las and 40op. m,
ti9ns, q !. N. Il IS and 81 D. ~ N. e'e 'A'
n, 800 and ii s. p. m. A'e s'An0hs' ioHs
baltimore and Bay Line. 76pu
baltimore and Wsshing ton, "a iM 90.
Y ~ and II o. a. m, u %. Il IL, IA, q, ID
'o& and - y. m. ~
Trains for Delaware Division leave for,
New Castle, Q %, 8 30 a. M, iSGa s& gm
2 p, M, and IL % Night
Georgetown and Lewes, 8 30 q. m az 80 n. m.
beaford texpress), 80 d. m,
Harrington, DelmAr, and Way etationa sA
9. M, IL IS D. m. '~' 's~~os' 90
trs Zinprs y nor Harrington. 70 p. m. Wa,
E1nrass X a. m hoo. .z.
uar 70 n Nirht oNer' harrington, and Del
Franklin CIV. smam
,o Erp .ss 6ST Charlie. Old POin. Com
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

4 DAbo Dali.
The following games were playst
Yesterday:
Al PhilAdslphiA-Athlssio. 7; On
c, A. BAltimOre-BAltimore. o; Ksnsal
A, A Cleveland Cleveland, %; Louis
A. BrooLiyn-BrOOklyn 7; St. Lou,.
ot =, fasilAdolphi.-PAllAdslphiA. s.
troit, 4. ''
At Boston-Boston, 4; Pitt ,buro
apolis, o.
NOTES.
League race. 'D'
. split hand. 80
There are no scheduled games in this
League to-day.
The Brandy Wise Club defeated Gam.
den ut West Chester yssterd Ay-7 10 3.
fhe Allentown Club defeated Newark
IN an eleven inning contest yesterday
F0tter, the Kansas City pitcher, shut
tue bnltimores out without a safe hit
yesterday.
1t took eleven innings TO decide yes
terdAIs Athletic-Clnoinnati game in
PhiladelpLlA.
The Baltimore Club has released Har.
Eine, pitcher, who wAs purchased from
the Bfeokly1s at the beginning Of the
season.
The Quickstep and Wilmington will
play game on Saturday hfterpeoi all
the Union Street Park. The q licksteps
nave ordered their new uniforms. the
pants being maze by Justis & Davidson
ana tee shirts by William Fl. 6luccck
Ihey VIII spiear for the frst ma 10 !
their new suils on SATURDAY..
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A FRIGHTFUL skin DISEASE
SuEerings Intense. Head nearly
raw Body covered with Sores
Cured by the Cutlcura Rem die.

"essrs. sIEVESs BRuNKR, Monroe, N. q.
Dear SirI -About Two month"; go a., -,
bought bottle OF Euti.
e gu, hesol vent, one box Cuticura saiye, ard
III ~, FAX OF CutcIra Soap for my son aged
echema Tor a long time, and / am pleased Ia
ny III that believe the remedies have cured him
Learly raw his ears being gone eTcent III
t HI, ie, ana his body was Iyered with sores,
ms coholtion was irightful to behold The
s sorSs nave now all disappeared, his skin n
nealtny, eyes blight, cheerful In disposition,
anu al rs NofklnR every daY. My neighbors a ne
n1i1p1esses 10 THIS remarkable cure, and the
uuuothk ones are reInested to cali or write
me, or any Of my Reighbors "'-'e
v,,,u.ho... WIN; $. STEPHENSON.
winchester T. o., Union Co., N. q,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
THE ARTIsARs'sAyInu BANK,
no. Bo2 Market sIgsET,

NJ OAfOkATAD..ss.s... q,
Opento receive deposits daily from . o.
until 4 p. NJ, and on Tuesday and SA.ar
evenings nom to 9 o'clock.
The charter OF the bank proyiios inst
protits upon its investments, except 20 nj
rs 10 required for the payment Of usssss
expenses and for suitable snrpluI for
security OF dspositoss, shall b dlTll
among tho deposltOrs.
No manager Is allowed to borrow any 4
OF tho tunds deposited with the OOrp,fatI
MANAGERS.
George w. Hurh, 4. Allen Hllles,
.. Weslo y %eldln, "a, Ia Lishteasteln
Goo. 5. Oapslls Alexander J. HAYL
Ohas. W. Rowland. N. X. Henson,
jos. u. Carpenter, Jr., JOB Il. Jackson,
Henry b. DuTe. knihouy HlgginI,
WarhlnHton Hhsiings,
MONEY LOANED Oh M0RT0A9k'
Gao. W. BUsH, dEo. s, UAPBLLl,
President. Yics-peaide1
Il. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
ley-mv Jos. Ii. MATTER Auditofl
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
DIR. THEET..
53S N. FOurfh ST.

M METHOD tho only known that cures perma
neny the worst OF Special Diseases ARr,t ros
~ Anl private practical experience with every remedy
~ tnoSn 70 silence for quickest recovery and
XII sfmanent ohre. THH MOST DANGEROUS CASH
!. Relief a, ones Send fOr book TRUTH
tetimiEe sufferers and avoid sooAlcd vcgetahs meii
nea blood purifiers. fraudulent yromiilbF no cure o,
Pays ete Thoy ruin Thousands Hctt akI IN the brsn
ang wiz save mach suffering and delay Willie OF cal
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Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
WANAM AK EES .

PzLADHLPHrA. Thurdday, Juns 7, 1855.
Tile Park will close this
week. Second floor, north
cross gallery.