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Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

THE soUTHKRS Damoaralio mem
bers Of the Ways AMI Msaus C1mml..
tee stil continue 10 consider the pro-
posed changes In th5 tariff, which 10 in-
tended to virtually establish free trade,
In secret sessions, and this course being
30 different to thai always pur.ued Ia
the past, exoltes considerable comment.
When the Republicans had occasion "
make any changes in tie tariff the sob
jeo. was considered In the most pr bic
manner possible, and the mAuufAc .ur-
ers aud Others Interested, were no. only
invited, bu: urged to be present and
give their views on the matter before
fnal action Was taken. Bat 1t nov
seems tha. is Just wha. the present
committee wish TO avoid, and that they
are anxious 70 even prevent their fel.
low mem bers In the Houge from know.
Ing what they ore doing, 30 ,ha. they
cannot have chance OF submitting to
their constituents any change which
msy effect their In eTess, aud obtain
their opinion on 1t. They also
have anoIhAr oCjsot, and that Ia to pre-.
pare oil witch they can sudden "
bptluk Ju tuo IOuso az bu6 utBt IeVOr-
able opportunity, and rush It through
without giving time for debate. rhe
manner In which the maj oriiy OF this
ojmmiitee lie acIlng not ouly robs the
minority OF Its rights, but gives ground
for tho fear that iu It's dark lantern
sessions there Is q deep laid scheme bs.
ing oonoooted TO strike q death blow q,
the manufacturers OF ths North, aud
parAlyzs our industries, redu Sing our
working people 10 the IS e depl1rA Ole
condition OF the Thousands In London,
who made Trafalgar Square their home
last rum nef. Any interference with
our present wise and judlolous tariff
cannot but remit In Injury to lhl.
country. This the msjority OF the
committee know, and that 10 another
reason Why they are keeping their pro-
oeedings secret, but we still have
hopes that the conspiracy, for We kno v
OF no o.ner appropriate name tor T.,
will fail, aud that nothing will be done
that can In any way interfere With the
prosperity which Ia now enjoyed by
this oouniry.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
MANAMAhEkn

PHLADrLrzIA, Tuesday, Jan. 81. 1885.
Three Towels:
Extra heavy Cream Dam
ask, l9x37 inches, colored
borders, SI,5o a dozen. We
put it against any Towel we
ever knew of at $3.50 a
dozen.
Extra fire Huck, knotted
fringe and colored borders,
2ox42 inches, as cents each.
Double Huck Bath Tow.
els, colored borders and
knotted fringe; wear soft;
soak up water almost like a
sponge; S. 40 q dozen.
Scores of other Towels,
fine, medium, or coarse, in
which the value is just as
big
southwest of centre.
Allwool Turkish Bath
Wraps from France. About
the most luxurious you can
scare up. Fluffy, fuzzy, fan.
cy, fine. Have been, are,
and will be SI2.
Cosy Bath Wraps Of
French Flannel, S. each,
They have been $3.50.
Near Juniper and Chestnut streets cor
ner.
Sleighipg Hood. Brown
Seal Cloth, otter trimmed
quilted Innings, Popular head
gear Tor frosty days. S.
Millinery section, foot of Arcade steps.
Although Alfred Wright'l
Mary Stuart is throned a
the favorite perfume, bi.
white Rose, Iiolet, Hello
trQbe, ETC., are as close to ta,
crown as may be withou
wearing it No more delicat,
perfumes are made in tn,
world. We don't believ,
purer, better perfumes cal
be made anywhere. The
spirit of the flowers lives il
them.
Near the centre Of the store.
Colored Skirts, Satin, Cloth
Flannel, at reduced prices
The clearin9-up broom hat
reached them.
Chestuu ut street front, east of Arcade.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Bal
timcre Railroad.
Mowatmnnw 4 nfAa. Na9Z

Trains wilI leave Wilmington - fallowa
SAFE ia "a 4 Is II 81 a. n. II 8
, 4 zc:G$%:s.:i:s, = 4 - ~ 70 sS a. m,
IL ii 1s'iifl < Il q e s.igs'nisA a. h - "a "a "a S .sa
Aisi;SSS$ss:;rl q y; 3. q: .d1 s . - :. .A ""
ns!. No. nor ii 4 4 $. y ;s' * -. q, 'S .ai
For wes, Chester, via LanoEin. 9 70 AA1
sEn Ia n; 1Sssnd aos ?: N; ,....,,. a..
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 na
Hi Raiti@oTe ID aSS aud Bay line, 7sp.a.
baltimore and wAshington, n 4A so4
70 T. and llelA. m. II ", i IL, ~, ~, Ia
Trains Tor u Beis1sre q ~ Division leave for:
New Castle, 90 sSoa, m, RSh 2SA $50,
Georgetown and Lewes, 80 a. IN - % p. m,
Harriagton. DelmAr, and way stationA. ss
Express lor Harrington. 50 ,. IN. WAY
I'm E1prsss I : I, Or Dsver. Harrington. And Del,
mar, n rs Night.
FrAnk'in City, DA. m.
fort, andEorfoik, Il oS Night
70 M u Is, u s. a. m, u sci. ga, "a sos,
II. sV. e4, l " y. m.
AcoommodA ion, %. 10 B =. m, La 2.0
81. "a, II IS 1Jo3 10 "a and II q .. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fer Philadelphia texpreasl, 9Oo. 4 a. 40.
Is, $40, II 81 a. m, az, b2A and Z % y. m.
Accom- IA mOdAtion SIS .. m, IilA IA an,
FOR Chester sIPressl, Tlas sio. Il 81 a M,
Accommodation. ! 10 . m, II 10. l %. 10.
8 ~. and 7.tlp. m.
For New xsrk (expressl, 4 90 q q, 4 10, 7N
S b II 81 =. m, Az, "a ID J % ana D.&
D. IN.
For wes, Chester. via LAmokis. SIS a. m.,
FOR Cspe CHARLES, OLD Point Comfort aae
Norfolk, IL OS Night
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, seaford, Laurel,
and DelmAr, IL s5 Sight.
BAltimore and Washington, l. D, ga sea
10 IL =. m, II GO, Is Sa, and Is .. m. BAlu-
more, Q. 90 and II Ssp. m.
Leave Philade phiA, Broad Street for VII.
mington express, u. "A, $50, tn, s.Ia Ii
A. N b.0a, 9. 81 and II. r. N.
Accommodation ,2A 10. y A. NJ, "A. Is, GG
6. 10, s. IS and ii. a L. N.
For further Information. passengers are 70
feTred TO the ticket office at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expresa
upon which extra fAre lB charged.
CHAS. E. PUGH, j. X, WOOD
General MANAGER enerAl PASSENGER Az!
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Republican M eetinss.

A large meeting of Twelfth ward
Eepubiioans was held in the room over
FRUITS blacksmith chop at Front al
oulon streets Ex'Balhff William II.
layton presided. Reports were
received from Individual mem
osrs OF The ward comm mmit.oe, ard It
was deci1sd that the poll tax payers Of
tuAt Wafd apply at the city hall this
mnTning for assessment.
This evening at o'clock the ReDub
Leans of the Sixth wsrd will hold n
meeting at the rooms Of the Young
hen's Republican Club, No BtO King
street. a full attendance is reuuested
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

ls also opposed by Governor Hill, In
New Yotk, who has shown hiS power
by the mAuner in which he manipulA-
ted the Democratic State Com nitsee,
conssQ Quenly II Grover Cleveland should
bs renominAted, he will be the standsrd
bearer Of . party that 10 divided against
ITSELF I. however matters but little
Who the nominee viii be, 90 the party
has gone too far In endorsing his mes
sage, and by that means has split on
the rock Of free trade. While the
Democrats are divided on this momeRt-
ous question, tho Republicans are q
unit for protection TO American indus
tries and American working men, con.
|ssQuen,ly Is will not req uire prophe,
TO predict the result Of the coming CAM
pAiRn.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
wILnIbGTOM . nskTKKkMn. X

Time table in eject NOV. 2otn 1851. rails
loaTo Wilmington (French strest) az foIloWF
Yer Reading, Birdeboro, Joanna, Sprins
aeld, WaynesburG Junction, manor, PottS
willie, rSuiSqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WeE
nersytlls snd I'll points on The PHILADELPHIA
and kendinR X. T., 100 q. m. and 1.ab p. II
for Springfield, WaynesburS juno
Hon, uoatosVille, Embroevilie, Isensps
UhAdd'B Eord and DuPont'B and istSrn.s
diato Sointa,T.oe Am, 2tS, and to ., 70.
For CoAtesyllls and intermediate poinst
1T 90 a. m, 2 as and % p. m.
FOR " est Chester, 7 90 9, m. As and 81
p. N.
For new Bridge and intermediate poiun
s.lb p. N. and on Saturday, ct 8 20 and II u
D. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intsrmediat.
points, ~ Q 90 Q. M, and for Springfield Eas
intermediate points at . IS D. IA.
A. q. MOOACSLAND, Y. Is. HIBBARD,
Superintendent GEM PAaA. REN
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
The soisvins described real estate. via.

The foliewinG described real estate. via;
All that certain lot OF lAnd and tws-story
Wilmington. bOu AIDED and described ~ 10 lows
that Is 10 say:
beginning Al the westerly side OF walnut
itreet between fighah aud Ninth streets At
the distance Of st9 feet ia Inohss nsn the
ssutherly side Of Ninth street and al the cen-
TIRE of the party wall. thence westeriy BY land
OF Neal Mooney on the nor thrsugh the cen-
tire of said wall aHd neArly parallel with Ninth
ly l7 feet inches ihcace ehsterly nearly par
Allel with Ninth strett and through the eentre
of = J. feet wiae alley al feet 10 the AforesAla
weAterly SIDE Of WAlnut street aud thencs
thereby northerly 10 feet inchss to the place
efheginulnE be The contents what they may.
with 'he use Of the aiey.
seiGet ami taken In execution IS the proper
" vi James Alexander Postles, aud Phebs
Ann, his VIII, and ats, and u b. soid by
ulLTS AhBSON Shcrih.
sherin's once, " Wlmlnxt-n, January is,
1855. jls-esd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
DiHAatlbHed,

Mrs. Langtry Was In Wilmington on
Saturday last iuspscting the LAnRtry
car that was built for her by the Har
Ian g HollinRswcrth Company. After
thoroughly Inspecting the car, she said
the curtains did not suit her, and or
dered them to be taken down. She then
went TO W. B Sharp g. 90. IS dry goods
store ard purchased handsome curtains
and te1t them to the Bhops to be put M
In place Of the ones removed. The car
leaves to-day for ?ittsburg.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
shot Himself to save the U,Nr

The 81. James GAzs.te says 1t has
Authentic adVioas from St. Petersburg
that M army ofl ier who had been shot
In the region of the heart Was taken 10
hospital, where the doctors declared
that bis wound Was mortal. The cfi
Ger thsreupon admitted that he had shot
b ms"lf In order TO avoid the necessity
OF shooiiug the Gear. He said he Was q
member Of a secret PoCi,ty which had
belloted to decide who shsuld uLder.
take to AssassiRAte the CEAr, and the
choics had fallen upon him.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

THERE Is growing op position In
the DemocrAtio ranks to the renomiuA,
tiop Of Presiden. Cleveland, Ani It 10
m oFen secret bat many OF tue pr5mi.
nent leaders Of his party bave no hest.
taiion in condemnlng some OF his most
important aels. Much OF this opposi.
tion comes from his wn S:ne, bus no y
the dissatls's ,Eon has spread 10 Wash
ington, and made rs Appearance AmonR
his conbden isl advisers Secretary
Whitney Is opposed to his free trade
policy, IS he has dislern ment snfi 1ient
TO see what its tffsot will certainly be
upon the industries OF the country. He
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
.Indgman, tor SGnn

The Court Of Claims yesterday gave
Judgment for $3.50 In favor of George
W. Melville, eDginser'in-ohief Uuited
States navy, In his suit against the
government for increasing without his
permission the allotment TO his wife
from $50 to $40 per month during his
absence IN siberia on the Ill fated
Jeannetts expedition.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Lay Daleaafee.

The WILMINGTON NJ. Il. Conference
will hold Its annual session NJ Union
ID. E. Church, commencing TuesdA Ay
March 9Th. There will be 3SI delegates,
including clerical and lay, and it ia
feared that there will be some difficulty
10 providing them al with homea,
There are still some lay delegates TO be
ohosen, but the following have been
elected:
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
MI sAlem-John n. Miller; alternate
John II. NoLaughil. MI. Lebauon-
W. II. Hsndricksoni alternate, II. H,
Day. Brandywine-J. NJ. Clair. Il /
Neck-P. NJ. Groves; alternate, j
Il. DulinR. Mt Pleasant and KiEe
mooi-Georse W. Weldin; alternate
Robert w. Blddle. Chesapeake CitI
Joseph e Brooks; alternate, Sian
ford Dulaney. Bethel and Glasso q
10. X. Clayton; alternate, William T
DAyttt North EBs.-J. Miller Thomas
alternate, Isaiah Btddle. OhesLer-W
A Talley; alternate, Charles TAlley
Cherry Hlll-William I Miller; alter
nate, Thomas Fryer kewafk1-H. 8
Code! alternate, W. II Smith. Hook
essin-J W. Woodward; AiteIHAt,
nj " hlu Sululuks Ott pbpbolb-h n
O. Gerry; AlteTnate, Thomas O. Bond
II. II Kirk. Charlsstowp-W. II.
EAsToN DISTRICT.
Kent IslAnd-J. b, Bright; alternate,
j. b. Cook. Oeulrevills-WAlter K
HarmAn; alternate. John L. Cough.
Still Pond-J. Frank Wilson iAlternAte,
James 8 Harris. Appoquinimink-J
II HutohinBon. SmyTnA-J. n, Hof.
fecker; alternate, Herman Roe. smyrpa
Oircuit-D. g. CLARK. 6assafrAt-J. II
Davis. Cecilton-G A. vAndegrlft,
GaleuA-T. j, 6bNllcross. AAssey'E-
q. X. Morris. Msrydtl-ChArlss 81.
Smith; alternate. james Il Dul. In.
Rlesids-Wm. Ii, CAstoi slternbts, j.
W. HarrinS ton. Millinstln--rhomas
MallAlieu, alternate, q G. Ross. Church
Hill--James T. Hynsou; alternate @ II h.
Jefferson.
SALISBURY DISTRICT
Eewark-E. T. Brown; slterulte,
W T Boston. Princess Anue-W. Ii.
Dashiel; AternSte, W. I. Griffith.
Deals Islapd-Georgs T. Rowe. Cris-
tield-L T. Dryden. Patrmount, ID. j.
Maddox. Glrdle Tree-W. W. Truitt.
Klej Grange-W. G Strickland. POGO
moke City-E J. Tull. Pokomoke Cir
o9it-J. 8. Porter. Somerset--w. T.
Dishlel Stockton-P W. Hancock
81. Peter's-Isasc Wilson. WestoveT-
Richard Townsend.
DOVER DISTRICT.
Beck with-John A. l.. Ratsliffs; Al
ternAte, Edward Rumbly. Jewes-
Thomas z. Records; alternate. ID. W.
Btereton. HARnolia-W. 8. Van
BurkSloW; Nlternste, j. W. Taylor.
OAm den stephen Pos.les; slternate, K
W. Cooper. Urspo-John r Tull; al
ternate, N L Todd. EAst New Market
u. W, Fletcher; alternate, Y. H. Cam
per WyomiDR-John II. Niokersou
alternate, Thomas Jackson. Frederick
u. b Anderson; alternate, L. Daw
sen. CAnrch Crsek james M. Rich
arieon alternate, Jonas Parker. Vienna
r Nj Price; alternate, Isaiah Rivers.
GecrRetOW y. Richardson;
slt5rnAte, Charles 2. Tunnell.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Fresh Fish.

Powell, In the Washington Stree,
Market, has . hne assortment OF lake
shad, pike, smel'e, white tsh, cod fsh
and oysters at %, 50 aud 80 cents per
quart. Give him call when In want
of any thing In his line
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
BALTImOxE a OnIO RAALROAR
tCHSIHLH IL ETFEOr. Nov. 20, lss;
TrAina IaaHn IlnIaunrA Hnnnn LANAI.


trains leave Delaware Avenue Deeper
For Philadelphia ard Chester, BI6, 7 90,
80, s&5, 10 10 And II VA m; l 90 = %, Q 60
On SunlAyR, I O0. IS, 9 t5, 10 10 and Ii "a a.
r. 60, 3 ", 8 ~, . ~, 0 so and G5p m.
For chicago, wheeling. Uolun bas and
Sendusky, dairy, I 20 n m. and "a D. m.
Fer Pittsbufg, daily, ! 90 a. N. and Ab p.
m.
Tor Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis,
diily, IL 10 a. N. and 40 D. N.
tor Baltimore and Wnsn ington and New.
ark and HRvre do HTace, II 10 q m; % nd
60 .. a: { Sundays, 20 aud II 10 .. m !;
20 and 90 .. m.
For Singorly, slb and II 10 .. m; 2I6,
90 and 80 y, m. and "a so midnight { q
sundays, II 10 q. ms ? %, o 40 ana Z 80 p. m.
Iuk LANDES SEhJf, . 10 A. "a .Sunua
only. 1000 q. N. and st6 D. m. daily
except Sunday. s 30 p. m. daily.
Trans leave hhgEtt StTect Station;
Ser PhflRdolphtR 3bp. NJ. daily, sxosDt
sunday. fof Baltimore 1sS r. n
dtily, oxoopt Sundsy. FoI LShdsnberg
100 Ane 1880 A M. and ASb P. M., daily
s5Sep' Sandayi a.la a. m bundAy OILY.
The $50 .. N. train connects at Ear
junction with Cincinnati and st. Louis
through express, daily, except Sunday. The
20 p. m. connects with OhisaEe and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains fer NIlmfnHton-ISsNve PhitAdsi
Inis, daily, - o., Q 10, 70, slo.sO .. N, a.
ECO, 50, "a no. Aao, e.so. b.e 10 90 y. N.
DAILY, except sunday, ia e. n 1-of
noon, A.lA. IL 90 D. m.
kxpress trGine"
". A. OLEMBNTB, @. 4. LOEn,
MAn&Her. 9anr PAs0. AEsol
Telephone No. lEa.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
TrEpasctbtETEp LITRLtTIuIi
u DYER HALF 4 NllLl1h blsThlBUTtp

Louisiana State eLettery Company
Incorporated in 1908 for 10 years Dy ths
LNEiSlsturo for Educational and Uheritabls
pu-posos--with o capital Of q, ,0o0, ,Qoe-to
which q reserve fund Of over esto, 600 hai
ainco been added.
ny An Overwhelming popular vote IT, fran
ehiSs was made . part Of the present Staa
lsfp
Tho only lottery ever voted on and On
d0Fsod by the people Of any state.
II never scales or postpOncs.
Hts GRAND single n lumber Draw
tnRn eahe plooe M0nthly, and tue
Grand Quarterly Drawtngs. regus
lspty every three months fHnren,
a siEse s%1sI III q srssCnTSsiTS ssS TessnSeTs; Il
WIN A fORTUHE. 2ND GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS ID. ia THE AUAD
EMf OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEAHH,
TUESDAY, February 2, 1855 -3I3th
nnfhlW Tm utn0
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Mlts Oakley D Deleats Mr Graham

EAsToH, Pa Jan 80 In u 25 bird
pigeon shooting match in this CITY this
sIernoon, Annie Oakley killed "a and
WIN. Graham, Of Englaud, 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O,OOO.
ssnrnisarostns

We, tho M ieFsisnSd B1nfs ard Benkort
E.ll pay all prfEsS drawn IN The 1snuiKinni
state Lotteries which may be prcsontsd al
our counters.
y. M. OGLEsBY, Pres. LeuAsIess
National bank.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. State Hs-
ttouAl namM.
a. RALDWIN. Prea. ~ o Nat'I m
CARL NO HM Pros. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
A pM1N1srRAroR.s SALE OF REAL

A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF REAL
N eslate.-By virtue of an order OF the or
phans' & lurt In New Castle County, will bs
sola at public sale,
ON "WEDNESDAY.
THRs sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. isss,
ht n s'elosk, =. M,
On the pr emises, all that pAt Of ths far-r Of
the late Edward stIoud, dsceAsed, in feneA-
der Hundres. New Castle County, near lIen
al baltimore RaIireaa, about az miles from
Newark, containing abost 7s acres Of land.
more or less. The improvements ON This part
81 The fAi m are AlArEs mansion hssSe anu sst'
Terms made hnown on day q sale, BY
MARY u. STROUD, AdutnistrAtftx.
The above mentioned tract Of land aud an
adjoining tract lying In the State Of Mary
lAnd, containing about arrra, IA ore or less /,
Afors said. Ihe tive tracts together contain
about ISi acres, more or lets. The Improve
hous@, farm house sud tensn. house, large
oihst ost- bsildins.. The lAndi of ane quail:
IL pS SrticniAriy sdspted 10 raising fruit and
there Is a Young pea h orchard In full bsarlnE,
ssher a rs res! She arm pnns 10 aS:
Iron Iiill station - PhilAdelDh DhlA. WilniuEton
AAd BAltimore railroad, and lime and other
borbo d Is healthy and aeslra6le as place Of
residence. BENJAMIN NlkDDS,
jIi-dAw-u Attorney for heirs.
CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ OF Levart FAoias e. me diteeted WIN
be exposed 10 puelie sal. q. the Cour! House,
ON Market street, between Tenth ahd Eleventh.
streets, in the city Of MilninEioH, New Castle
county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 4rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883
Al 2.e'olook, p. IN,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Mitsss RtIstind lsttSn 10
HEW OnLkAHs NATIONAL HAER
HoW Orleans. La

pENENpEQ That the presence Of
III N CM DIN Generals BsaurcSAre
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one eau possibly divine
what nuub bnrs will draw Prise.
HEMEMhER that tAe payment Of All
NATIONAL RANKS CT Now Orleans
and the Titkets arc signed by the Presi.
dent OF an Inetitution, whose charter Cd
rights are racokn iHsd in the highest Cour y;
thsrsfore, beware Of any iuitationH or az.
aoyhO1E schemes.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. 1855.

~ VI y VI nv VI tue
city OF Wilmins ston, 10 no dirsoted, will bs
ezpessd 70 pubic tale at z o'clo 81 p. m. On
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. lsss.
At the Auditors ut1c,, No sx Fast sixth
sHeet, (2l ttotyi in ths city of Ptlu1iugtor,
New OaBtlc Uouuty state Of Della vars, ali
that soItaih lot, pitcb or pI1osl OF land, ait.
uate BB ioilowp;
BEGINNING Nt the corner formed by tbs a..
ter section 81 the soutberly side OF A street
and the eABterly eide OF ~ feet wide street
laid out parallel With md al the dlstAnes Of
l3s feet westerly from UlAymont street Rtd
now CALLED Queen street, thence southoriy
along said side Y lesn strsst 20 fest 10
sake, thence sAbufl7 and parallel with A
street go feet to n ttRke, thence nfTtherly
ard parallel win Queen BtIeet ~ feet TO the
SforaSAid southetiy side of a stree, an
thonoo tkoreby westerly 60 feet to the place
OF hezinning, Ge the cJntents thereof what
they may.
seiHed and taken into execution as the
properly OF Joseph NJ Long, and To be sold
by JOHN NJ. N EWEl.I,
city auditor.
N. B. The above named properly IL 10 be
so Id 10 satisfy len thereon for eurbing and
paving aidewalks. ian2S-lt
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Capital Prize, $4,000.

7,l1v Prizes AUopntinS to..,.........s .sl36 Ooo
Application for Gstes 10 cinrs should be
made only to tie once Of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly. s.y.
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
money Ordsrs, or REV York Exchange
IN ordinary letter. Currency py axpresa
lat our aTponsol Addressed
ID. A, DAUPHLN,
Kew Orleans. .I.a-
WashlnGsan, n. O,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Hawkins Q Co.
Rental Department
To LaaaIerds:

~
We believe property holders, n t,,r "A
nnd II 70 their AdyAntAFe % nav 'T5sa
collected by an age It who, 10 1iI
making such collect ons nToht :, nr,psfl
else general supervision over ~, ~, - 4
aud tenant attend to sueh u tP's.',ft 4
from Lme to time hereEo heeb M -.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-13
ALAS, THE POOR INDIAN.
HE Is BEauILEp INTO SIGNING AWAY
HIS LANDS.
But Civilization Must Progress and the
Red Man Must Abandon His Old and
Romantic Life In These Latter Days.

LOWER BRULE AGENCY, ID, T., Sept l2.-
Yesterday was great day at this agency,
and the efforts of the commissioners and the
agent have been crowned with glorious
success. Two hundred and twenty-five sig
natures have been secured for the ntiiica-
ton Of the Sioux bill, the way being led by
anumbcr of the prominent chiefs. Chief
Bull Head made the first speech, in which
he urged his people TO grasp the hand OF the
great father that his people might secure
those things which they sorcly needed 10
Guild up happy, prosperous and comiorta'
bic homes. He said the Indians had plenty
of land and could well afford TO dispose OF a
share that the Indians might have schools
and educate their children and start them
out in life in the proper direction. The time
had come whom IL was necessary for the red
men Ia abandon the old ways and follow in
the footsteps of their white ncighburs, and
this oilcr ui the great father afforded them
an opportunity 10 do so,
Judge Wright and Mr. Cleveland Tone OF
the CummiSsiun) both followed with urgent
pleas Tor the Indians 10 come forward and
accept this offer that the great father and his
council were presenting 10 the Indians of the
Sioux nation, aud stated that today was the
day for signing. A number Of chiefs then
came forward In succession, and. after max
ing speeches ON the bill, came up 20 the
table and signed, the first signcr being Iron
Nest The best feeling prevailed through
out, and nothing was done by either faction
of the Indians 10 intimidatc or threaten the
other. The best elements, the industrious
and the educated classes, are warmly and
heartily in favor of the ratification OF the
bill, aud thoy have managed their forces
skillfully and to the best possible advantage.
They have kept comparatively quiet up 10
yesterday, and when signatures were called
Tor their speakers ut once got up, and, after
enthusiasm aud earnest speeches, walked
mp and signed, giving the obstructionists
but little opportunity 10 make known their
objections The consequence was that three.
fourths ct the Indians at this agency were
enrolled before hardly dissenting voice
was heard. II IN believed they viii all be-
enrolled by tomorrow. The commissioners
vii! then leave for Cheyenne,