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Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Bullders, AxchanRa.

A meeting Of the Bullders' ESobanas
wSs held In Destitute Hall las, evening,
ana was largely ATTENDED. Tho meeting
Was called for the purpose OF receiving
delegation from the Buildsrs' EE.
ohange Of Philadelphia. Tho delegation
was composed Of tue folio WinR named
gentlemen; George BtAtlRtown, Stacy
Reeves, M. Harris, John J. Weaver,
David W. S,aats, John r. Huuiker,
John Byrd, Mills King, Frederick u.
Myhlertz, John II. Prince, CHARLES II.
Reeves, A. G. Bovinger, L, O. BAiiin-
ger, Henry Reeves, Frank Black, Frank
Williamson, Milton d. Shafts and VIM.
HarknesR, Jr
President William q. Foulk called
the meeting to order, and stated that IL
was not Connected with the present
strike, but was for the mutual benefit
OF all builders Gnd contractors. After
he had concluded his remarks q speech
was made by William Harkness, Jrl,
who oavs q very interesting and de,nil.
ed history of the Master Bullders' Hx.
change OF Philadelphia.
He WAS followed by George Watson,
carpenter aud builder; John j, Weaver
plumber; u. M. Harris, brIoklayer;
Charles IL. Reeves, plastoteE; Staoy
Reeves, carpenter; Frank Black, pain-
tsr; John Byre, rooier, and Mr..
Wheeler, Of tho Philadelphia Lumber
Exchange. nll Of WHOM made interest
Ing and instructive spe6ches. Colonel
Milo W. Locke, of tae Brandy wine
Granite Company, James Bradford,
fhilemma Chandler and others favored
lhe matter Of permanent orgaoizAtlon.
All the building trades Of this city
were we'll represented. Among the
most prominent parsons present were
Philemma Chandler, Colonel MILO W.
Locke, Charles Reese, Jesse Simmons,
j. Newlln and Alfred GaWthrop, vii.
liam 3, Robinson. James Bradford, Ell.
ward l.. Rloe, Jr., Lewis sprinecr, Fl.
A: Miller, Frank Kane, W. Stewart
Almond, William Beatty, Robert Nc.
Canlley, Calvin 1, swayne Joseph Jen-
kins, Isaac Lendermau, William Pyle
and Archibald Reed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
News Summary.

| w. j. Arkell, proprietor of Judge, has
purchased the Msrtinclli building, in
New York, at the corner of Sixteenth
street and Fifth avt nue.. for Sl65, 200 On
the site OF this he will erect 4 baildipg
for Judge. eight stories high, at st OF
S4o0 GEO. 1t is rumored that an after.
noon newspaper is also 10 move up town.
Terrence Mullen, who served 10 months
In the Illinois penitentiary for an at
tempt TO steal the body Of President Lin
coin, Is now In prison in Santa Fe, New
Mexico. He was convicted of perjury In
connection with the entry OF public lands,
and sentenced TO fsur years imprison-
ment and $1,000 fine.
d. Il. Fitzgerald, proprietor Of the
Manhattan Hardware Works of Reading,
Penna., was arrested In that city yester-
day afternoon, on charges OF forgery pre-
ferred by several local merchants. He
was committed in default Of bail. Fitz
gerald's works were seized recently by
the sheriff.
William Andrews was yesterday con.
yicted In Baltimore Of participation In the
robbery OF the post Office at ia isbury,
Maryland, and was sentenced to Ave
years In the penitentisry and payment
OF fine OF $1,000. 1t was Andrews's
second trial, the jury in the frst having
failed TO agree.
Herman 8. Nadine, q stamping clerk
In the Chicago Post Office, hss been ar
rested Tor riding letters. He confessed
that he had taken lst.ers be supposed
contained money and destroyed them
after opening He says he has taken
about 1850, but the authorities think the
sum is much larger
Colonel VIM. j. Finley, a rich brewer
In Toledo, Ohio, died Tuesday night,
aged so. He left the bulk of his pro,
perty to public and private charities
He had already given to the city the
Steadman monument and the Old Ladies'
Home.
Bishop Brown, OF the Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin. diocese, ded yesterday of
pneumonia, aged 81. He was ordained in
New York, and was the first Rector of
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
Of Brooklyn.
George H. Marsh, President of the
state insurance Company, at Des Moin-
es, and prominent business man OF
that city, died yesterday, at tho age
OF o2. He was q native of Pennsylya-
MIA.
John Steiner, saloon keeper In Clevs-
land, Ohio, who violated the Sunday
Liquor law by keeping his place opeu,
was yesterday fined s25 and sentenced to
30 days in the workhouse.
George Emery and Benjamin Halten,
Two colored men, quarrelled In Jefferson
vile, Indiana, Tuesday night, about q /
woman Emery was shot and killed. |
Halten escaped
The Grand Jury in New York yester-
day found indictments against General |
aud Mrs Ann odella Diss Debar for con.
spira:y and grand larceny.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Labor Notes.

PrrrsBURG. May 3-It was rumored
In Braddock, Pa, yesterday that the
plaoes of all strikers NJ the Edgar
Thomson Steel Works who failed to ap.
ply for work by this morning would be
permanently Allied. 1t is said the
Knights of Labor Ars preparing to boy.
cott the products Of the works.
CEEv aLAND, Ohio, May 3.-rvo
hundred men employed by this Now
York, PsnnsJlvAnia and O5io Iron and
Dock Company TO LOAD ore on cars here
quit work on Tuesday beeAuse OF y re-
duo.ion In waRes.
ST LOUIS, May The members OF
the working brewerA' union met on
Tuesday night. and resolved, in vie "
of the situation In other cit,es, not 10
pVsss their demands npon the employ
era at present, but continue to work ut
the old wages and houIs.
LOWELL Mass, May 3.-The Lowell
Oompany's mills, II ls announced, will
shut doaD for two weeks, beginning
next Monday. This will throw 1000
hands out OF work for the time. "The
tariff discusEien" is alleged rs the
cause,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
xwo Dynsml,e Bombs.

ERIE, May 2.-Close upon the heelr
OF the prosecution Of hquor deAlers and
gang Of burglars at Union City, this
county, comes an attempt to asennein ate
the prosecuting attorney, Frank Nc.
Clintocks and Ills wife and two chil-
dren. At so Early hour this morning
some unknown person place1 tvo gas.
Pipe dynamite bombs beside Mr., Mo.
Olintockb residence, one under his
bed room and the other under the front
OF the building. The one ct the front
part OF the house exploded, but, owing
10 defect Ia Its construction, only de
molished the house, bus did NOT kill the
inmates.
The other bomb had been lighted and
placed under the oounselor's bedroom,
and but for the fact that the fuse only
half burned the McOliptock family
wonld have been blown Into eternity.
The narrow escape Of the family and
the enormtty OF the crime, taken with
the use Of bombs ut the hrs . month ago,
In which DR.. Bile was manned for life,
together With the serious injury OF
several other persons, has stirred the
people up to the lynching frame Of
mind. A Vigilance Committee, headed
By an officer, worked all day on clues,
and this evening arrested Frank Koh.
Ter. baker, upon suspicion. The
borough Council offered LARGE reward
for the arrest Of the perpetrators OF the
outrage.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
The Correct Time,

There are very few men who do not
pride themselves on always having the
correct time; and wonderful and deli
cate mechAnisms are devised 10 enable
them to do 30. But the more delicate
chronometer Is made, the more sub
ject 1t becomes TO arrangement, and un.
less it be kept always perfectly clean it
soon loses its usefulness. Whit won
der. then, that the human mAchine-so
much more delicata aud intricate than
any work Of Man-should require to be
kept thoroughly cleansed. TIE liver ia
the main spring of this complex siruc.
ture. and on the Impurities left In the
blood by disordered liver, depend
most OF the Ills that fish Is heir to.
Even consumption (which is lung.
scrofulh) 10 trhceAble to the imperfect
action OF this organ. Kidney diseases,
skin diseases, sick headache, heart dis
ease, dropsy, and . long catalogue Of
grave mslsdies have their origin In O
torpid, or sluggish liver. DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discover by estsb-
fishing q healthy, normal action OF the
liver, acts as cure and preventive OF
these diseases,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

| After the letters were in the printers
hauds Mr., Donohoe appeared again ~
me 5tar ofdoe, evidently lnborfnG
under suppressed exoitement, and said
he had changed his mind--that he did
not want the letters published. He wss
extremely anxious that they should be-
suppressed, and Pusoseded In With
dtawing the one at the REPUBLIcAl5
oftiee, but 1t was too lato 10 recall the
one In Every Evening, Ms the paper had
already gone to press. The two leiters,
IL Will bs observed, are Identical In form
and substance
These are the faots, and yet, sup-
ported 80 they Are by tho fullest proof,
Mr. Donohoe has the hArdihood to deny
his responsibility for the statements
made on his behAifia q lst.sr written
and published st his solicitation Be-
curing, With cunning basse, the copy Of
the let er intended for the REPUBLICAN,
be imagined that 1t would ne safe TO
"indiRnautly reject" the one publiahsd
In Every Evening". What term should
be Justly applied 10 q man who prac-
tioes suoh duplicity-,uoh treechery ~
this? And what must the thou sands Of
honorable and upright Catholics OF this
city think OF . man who wears one
face for them and another for her peo-
pie, and with whom hts manner In
almost equivalent to sn apology for his
creedT Is such q mAu q, DC psrsUn to
bold q saat In the school bosrd3
The question raised by The Star last
Sunday did not Jcs Mr.. Donohos's
honor as man nor his integrity as y
citizsn, nor, barring the report referred
to, war The Star than aware Of any
reason for opposing his eleciton, but
the card published by him yesterday,
when examined Ia the light Of the eva
dence here presented, proves him to be
man whose presence In the Board of
Ed duoAtion would be al insult 10 every
honorable man OF that body and O dis.
grace to the Eighth ward.
], b, BELL,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Washington Jottings.

WARRINGTON, ID. O., May Sin
secret session of the Senate, yeste rday,
MI. Sherman reported back the Chinese
Treaty from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, with o Recommendation that
IL be ratified. The committee made
Two minor amendments, one providing
that the prohibitlonzl features OF the
treaty shall apply to those who ere now
absent from tho country, regardless Of
any certificates they may hold, and the
other requires that the classes privl.
legged TO return shall only be permitted
70 land upon presenting certificates
Issued subsequent 10 the present time,
An Associated Press despatch from
Washington says that an effort is being
made. .whloh promiles success to secure
Dem ooratic caucus OF Representa- tiyes
next Wednesday or Thursiay to decide
upon Q line OF policy to govern the no.
ceptAnoe OF amendments 10 the Tariff
Dill. IL is said 70 be the purpose Of
leading Democrats 10 anticipate the Re.
publican side OF the House as far as
possible In Offering for incorporation in
the bill such amendments as may seem
to meet the popular sentiment.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Suicide OF = Triox Horss.

kINGsroN, N. T., May 2.-Ths horse
named Hornet, which for years has fired
ell pistol jumped rope schoolgirl
fashion, rocked In an armchair and rope
attachment, la "Rock. ably baby;'
leaped over four horses aud a mule, and
which in other respects has oeen one of
the chief equine performers In Professor
br'toe's troupe of twenty.three perform
Ing educated horses aud ponies delibe-
rately committed suicide here this AFTER
noon. While Hornet was being carried
up In the elevator, when almost at
the stage door, 1t balanced itself, rubbed
It's bead against an attendant, neighed
and jumped out on the tagging stones
beneath. 1t was then shot to put an end
to its sufferings.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS & MATTINGS

Embracing all the new
designs in the market, and
we extend to intending pur-
chasers the opportunity of
purchasing these goods at
prices that will suit the most
economical.
Our stock embraces Mo.
quettes, Wiltons, Body and
Tapestry Brussels, Three-ply
Ingrains, Japanese and China
Straw Mattings, Oil Cloths,
Linoleums, &c, AT the same
time look at our line of
Rugs.
We closed out from a
manufacturer, a line Of
Smyrna rugs, in an immense
variety OF new and desirable
colors and effects, which we
are offering at extremely
low prices
Window shades made and
put up to order On shortest
notice and at lowest possible
prices. First, class work.
guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
BreVtnos.

The cheapest has house in ahs city
kumTerd Bros.' 4O4 Market strees.
Try Buah's coal yeu Will Ike 1t.
Brazilian Balm. Immediate euro for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses. 100.
90 to Murphey'B for your bed springs,
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey'p.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like II,
hillArd Y. Davis, jeweler, 0 Il. Second Ct,
Fine IS X. Rings, at RAnrs, Is Z, Fourth.
frank Roop Smith. druggist, sth and King,
American Laundry, OoR Yves: Frent street,
Keep your eye on Hollis, at No. 4 W. qnd
street. dc iBgoing 10 eklp.
ley street. - wv S"A'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
NOTES.
Baai.n has n veyv sora arm

Bastian has very sore arm.
A; Chicago yesterday ShomberR was
hurt IN sliding TO second base, and had
to be csgried fr5m the field.
Bost0n's invincible battery was
rocked out By the New York Club in
yeeterday's game.
The Philadelphia Club will play an
exhibition gama to morrow for the ben.
efit OF Pitcher Ferguson's widow.
The Wilnington Club, of this city,
played the Somerset, OF PhilAdelphiA,
yesterday, and was defeated by . score
OF 10 to5.
Gleason and Clements will be tho bat
tery for the Philadelphia day.
The Chicago bas signed q new pitcher
by the name Of George BoTohers, of San
Franolsoo.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
spso,-l Mention.
10 ~ > rnop


that everybody ought 70 know that A,
Sergeant gives 2o40 lbs. Of the pest, we'll.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood In large
loAdA Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central oflce,
Seventh and King streets. Look for tha
blue sign. Openin9 In the evening.
rhe Hreas Eye Remedy
is DR.. simms' Eye Cure. Iutiamed , sore
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
detective eyesiRht from any cause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In rs and 10 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Simms & Son, 4th
and King sts., WILMINGTON, Del.
In New Quarters.
II. u. Bourbon q Bro, manufacturers
Of the celebrated 8 b. B. b. cigars, have
removed to their new store, No. 21e
West Second street. Give them call.
A few more Of those beautiful dollar
cbromos given away with every pound
OF tobacco, At only thirty cents q pound,
Ohnpman, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf Ia the place
TO buy your eosl.
Table boArders, %. so per week ut sl2
Market street.
Thompson's sure cure for bone spayin
6l2 TatnAli street.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace. COZ Pine street.
Beet bread and cakes In the city nj
WAlton's. Seventh and TAtnAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Eacapn from Han

sPKINGFIELD, Mo-, May 3.-Eieht
criminals escaped from the jail here
yesterday morning. Tho cell in which
they were confined Is OF solid iror built
on the cage plan. They sawed through
the floor and tunneled through dirt aud
stones for q distance of 20 feet to the
outer foundation wall. Reaching this
they tore 1t sufficiently away to admit
OF their squeezing through, and made
their esoApe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
MATRIMONIAL

At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Jesse Cooley, . well.known dentist OF
Trenton, N. j., was married to Miss
Laura Harper, of this olty. The eere.
mony took place az the residence of the
BRIDES mother, No. 406 West Seventh
street, and was performed by Rev. L
T, Oorkran. After supper the newly
welded couple left for their home in
Trenton.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Withdrawn.

j. Jackson Pierce, who has bean
mentioned As candidate for the Board
of Public Education from the Fifth
ward, has Withdrawn from the contest.
The reason for so doing 10 that he can
not neglect his business In order to give
proper time aud attention to the duties
which would be imposed upSn him II
elected to the Office. He withdrAws In
favor Of John Dandy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Shot HIS wife at Her Fatner,s Door.

MoKEEsPoRr. May 2. Andrew
Bradley, aged 20 years, shot bis wife
through the head, in1lctipg probably q
fatal wound, last night. Mrs. Bradley
had fed to her fathers houss ON nc-
count OF BrAdley's ill.treatment, and
the latter called there last night to see
her. When she appeared at the door
Bradley fired, the bullet entering the
eye and oomirR ont at the back OF the
head. The young woman lie still living
bat In critical condition. Bradley is
In iAil.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
The concord Pho,

William Biisht, In connection with
other road viewers. made trip up the
Concord pike this morning, In order to
ascertain its soiety for travel. Ii the
law oontemp a.es that the SUNNI er
roads shall he two or three feet below
the centre of the pike, there Ia Certainly
something lacking In Il, We trust
that ths work Of improvement will soon
be commaheed, as We know some par.
Ties who had narrow escape . few
evenings ago, or at least were badly
frightened BY threatened upset.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
rour Lagrsa uniakan

We were shown this morning q four.
legged chicken that WAS hatohed at the
farm OF sSm'l M TAlley I'm Brandy wine
Hundred. IL lived two dAyR, eating
we'll and walking only on two lego aud
using the third to rest on when stand.
ing, while the fourth leg appeared to be
useless. 1t was taken to Mr.. Hartlove.
the taxidermist, in order to have 1t
stuffed and mounted.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
KAna HAIL

The following games were played
yesterday:
At New York-Nsw York, 4; Boston,
Q
At Chicazo-OhicaRo, 8; Iudlanapo-
lis, 3
At De rolt-Dstroit, 16; PittsburR, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Ath-
letic,
At Brooklyn-Brooklyu, 8; BAlti.
more, 3.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Forced TO Pay,

At Dover yesterday Chief Justice
OomeRys, sitting In the Court VI Errors
and ApDeAls, rendered deoIsion In the
case OF S.ste Treasurer Herbert va. the
=. q o. Il. Il in favor Of the State.
The State leyjed Ia tax of $40. 0OO upoa
The property OF the company, portion
Of which they paid, the remainder they
refused to pay and carried the N after
TO court with the above results.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Personal,

Levi, b. West, nephew OF DR.. q
Leslie West Of this city, WAS marriej to
Miss Fsnuie olAIp In Brooklyn, N. Y,
on Monday.
TIE 25th aunivsrsary OF tho Shields
Library Association will be ce LIBERATED
to- morrow.
Robert j. Moore, who is ensaged In
the Dental Misunderstanding CJmpany,
has removed his family from Philzdsl.
phiA to this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
The ksrraidant Thankful.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-oougressma an
Lawler called upon the President yes.
terday, and thanked him, on behalf Of
Ohicsgo, for the honor conferred by his
appointment OF Melville w. Fuller as
Chief Justice. The President replied
that he was pleased to find how untver.
sally we'll the nomination had been re-
ceived.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Pickles Stove and Heater Oompan,
w. W. Weir, Paotoer.ph,r.

Gil Market street. Entrance in Law
toms store, by elevator. direct to floor
OF gallery. No climbing of steps; new
and original scenery; either in door or
out door work, having every facility for
making more changes in styles OF pic
tures than any other photographer In
the state. Cabinets 23 per dozen. Call
aud examine work. Walk in store and
you will be kindly received.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
bargains

In dry goods and notions st Ne. 113 W.
Second street, to close busines. All
persons in need OF goods of the above
hind will do well to call aud purchase,
hs those goods will be sold at prices that
VIII Glove them out In D short time. 11S
West Second street, M. r. Wyatt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Dealh of . pslauarn Ladv-

Louisa, wife of the late DIR. Worrell,
OF this State, and daughter OF the late
Cssar A. Rodney, died In PhilAdeiphia,
after long illness, aged about ~ years.
Funeral services will be held 10 Asbury
M. E. Church on Friday morning, ON
the arrival OF the II O'Clock train from
thilAdelphiA. The interment will be
made In Asbury cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
New wan Paper Store !,

The undersigned having opened tn,
store wv West Second street with n full
line OF wall paper and window shadei
We are prepared 70 DO work ct short
notios. We would solicit q call from
cur friends and the public. We EN-,
ploy hrst.olAss work men and RusrAnte.
satisieotion, G. W. KvAns s. Co., 2Os
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
No Food for Al Daya.

LANcAsTER, Pa. May Mrs. Weld
Ter, an inmate OF the insane department
Of the Lancaster County, Pa, hospital.
has not partaken of any food for Al
days. Her only nourishEent has been
q pint of water day. She persists that
she cannot tas.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Lung DiseAsos

Tho great and mighty medicine, DR..
simms' White Pulnonio BAlsam,
rapidly cures coughs, hoArseness, core
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM.
dreis OF references In Wilmington
alone. 60c. and 81 The presoription
Of DE-. simms & Son, 4th and King
etreets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Another Reduction

In chamber furniture at Adair's, 415
Market straet. Solid oak and ash suites.
s pieces, S22, S2t, SEC, $28 and $50. Also
maple and poplar su,tes at much lower
prices. Hair cloth pArlor suites &c low
as S26
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
window SHADES, wIndow shades

Housekeepers wanting window shades
made of the best material and at the
lowest cash prices, can get them at L,
H. Springer's, s29 Orange street.
N, b B-VenstiRn Blirds painted and
trimmed All orders promptly tiliod.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Ths Common sense Treatment

ia a specific treatment for rheumstism,
dyspepaia, lung dies@se, spinal nfrso
ton, tensile weakness RnG abonJ Two
hundred nther svmNtoms GOA French
strest. DIR. LipDinoUtL.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
a EargRin.

A good road mare that can be driven
by = lady. 161< hande high, 7 years old,
Gan be bought right by apply Ing at
stable back OF blacksmith shop, on
Fifth street between Madison and Mon
roe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Nau Flonr.

Spring wheat, supsrlative, only S6 %
per barrel, so GEMS per bag. Try It.
Lynch 81 Lesry, Madison street grocers,
N. W. corner Fourth erees.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
A SIT. 600 Fire

a q ENY City, Pa, May 8 "A
ior', ysotetony Destroyed Conrad Zeis.
o.t,i SSt s'Agghter house and fifty head OF
S-'Ssie, ,'".i,, luz q bono' stable and con.
Sic Goo E9FeFai sma'l bull ld'ngai loss,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Season 1888.

e. K, Hanna will open his ice cream
pariors, 83l Jefferson street, on SAtur.
day, April 2Sth. Fnmiliea and parties
supplied at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Lhca Nnna

just opened out Au elegant line Of
capa at all prices; the finest 25-cent cap
ever offered, 1T Hukill & Polst's, Second
and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
M L.LIC aTENSTEIN
III MARKET ST.
116 SHIPLEY ST.

In anticipation Of a brisk
Spring trade, our Carpet
Department is filled to over
flowing with a carefully Sc
lected line of
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
MantedI WanIenl Wantedl

Every person who have carpet or car.
pets to call at the Wilmington 0srpa
Cleaning Works, 11th and Jackson st.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03
Tie weather.

Tomorrow premises to be from fair
to cloudy, followed by local rains. Sat-
urdAy clearing and slightly warmer.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

Twelve finely rstouchei cabinets and
one fraus sizs with 'eSoh dozen, for eS,
at Hollands, 307 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

Nine, eighteAn or thirty-six beautiful
gem pictures for IS cents at Hollands
photograph gallery, 307 Market ct,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-03

n. E. Dennis, No. 7Oa King Street.
has well selected stock OF spring mil.
linery which she 10 selling at prices TO
defy competition. An early call from
the public Ia solicited.