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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-31
WinOna.


Miss Celia Mitchell, of Wabasha, is
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. c. II. Boynton.
Mrs. Royal Morey. of Lake City, was
the guest of her son, e. A. Morey, last
week.
Mrs. N. D. Chandler entertained
number of friends on Thursday even
ing.
Miss Helen Horton is home from st.
Mary's academy on her spring vacation.
Mrs. j. Anderson. of Peoria, ILL.,, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Fakler.
Mrs. Fox, of st. Paul, is spending
few days with Winona friends.
Nj ISIS Carrie Grant is home from Glen
coe for the spring vacation.
Mrs. &. r. Kimball, of st. Paul, is
visiting friends in Winona.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Emery have gone
to Fremont, Neb., to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Langley went to
st. Paul on Friday,
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Hutchinson.

| Mr.. and Mrs. IL. l.. Merrill gave 6
O'Clock dinner last Wednesday even
ing in honor of their cousin, Phil
S. Pendergast. Those present
were Misses Zelda Clay, Carrie Day,
Blanche Avery, Jessie Pendergast,
Cassie Munson, Sophie Pendergast,
Alma Ames. Matte Day, Ida Oblinger,
Grace Goodnow and Grace Hamilton;
MessrS. Anthony Zeleny, Arthur Ben
jamin. Harry Wakefield, Perley Pender-
gast, Merton and Virgil GoodnOW.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregatiOnal church gave a sociaD!e at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kelley last Wednesday evening.
Miss Aver, graduate of Mount
Holyokn seminary and a teacher in the
Glencoe High school, is being enter
tanned by Mrs. DR.. richardson.
Last week Miss Ella F. Ives accom-
panied her father, Dairy Commissioner
W. J. Ives, to st. Paul, where she re-
manned for a number of days.
Mrs. j. ". Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
bennett. OF Hutchinson, will participate
i'll the Easter musical service at ChrlSt
church, Glencoe.
Miss Annie Tracy, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. V. Y. Lewis,
all winter. will soon leave for her home
en- Jefferson, 10.
=. The Ladies' Benefit Society of the NJ;
E. church met Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Il. G. Todd.
DIR. Kee Wakefield returned Saturday
from visit to Mr. and Mrs. S. Wake
field of Monticello.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
hext Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. l..
&. StebbinS.
Mis-, Florence Gould is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. G.. S. Butler, Of Mime
apoIis.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. J. Richardson Wis
Tied relatives in Glencoe last week.
Mrs S. A. Minton is visiting her
mother in Clinton, 10.
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EerguS Falls.

The Kings Daughters will give an
Easter social at the residence of Misses
Lois and Louie Woodwork Saturday
evening.
Mrs. G.. Fl. Ely, of st. CroiX Falls, has
joined her husband here and will make
this place their home.
Mrs. M. T. Reeves is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Albert ProseuS and Miss Liz
Zie B. Stryker.
Miss Bessie Mead, of Faribault, will
arrive the 1st of April to accepta school
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Moberg, of Mime
apoliS, are new residents of Fergus
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Cornelssen have
taken up their residence at Racine,
Wis.
Mrs. O. B. Van Nance, of st. Paul, is
guest of Mrs. G. ID. Halves.
Mrs. j. w. Earl is entertaining Mrs.
p. Clare, of Winnebago City.
Mrs. Judge Baxter is sojourning for a
few weeks at Glencoe, MINI.
Mrs. George f. Cowing is visiting
relatives at Alexandria.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newton have 10
Gated at st. Paul.
Miss Num- is visiting friends at Sank
Center.
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Miss baltimore, of Winnebago, City,
Mimi, as her guest.
Mrs. T. E. Hall opened her house, to
receive the NJ. E. church sOciable
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. James Thompson and son, Hor-
ton, have returned from two weeks
visit at La Crosse.
Mrs. Oscar A. Nash and son of Grand
Forks, OAK, are paying visit to rela-
tives here.
Miss McFann will spend Easter Sum.
day with friends in La Crosse.
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FaiPnOnG.

The friends of Beecher Ward gave
him a surprise last Thursday evening.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were present: MI. and Mrs. W. p:
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Vrisulman, MI. and
Mrs. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen, Mr..
and Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Martin, Misses Swanson, Bonney, Ward,
Ackley, Rice, Feehan, Henry, Betz,
Brown, Henry, Edwards and Rice.
Mrs. Addie Miller, who has been spend
ing the winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Headley, starts Monday for
Anna, H., where she will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James De Witt and Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Pratt, of Rutland, left
this week for Washington, KY, where
they expect to reside.
Miss Connie Rice is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Emma Wyatt, Of Mankato.
The c. l.. S. c. meets with Mrs. Nc
Donald this evening.
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ST. Charles.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zickrick and
daughter, Maud, have returned to their
home in Winona this week. They have
been spending several weeks with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Zickrick.
Mrs Ida Christie, daughter of Post
master Hill. is down from Devils Lake,
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Childs gave a
party to few friends on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Mary Zeeches returned from Da-
kota this week, to remain for some time.
Miss Jennie Parr is the guest of Miss
Lue Merrick at Dover Centre, MINI.
Mrs. Mann Newton, of Tracy, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. l.. n. Howe.
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PiDeStOne.

A surprise banquet was rendered the
members of Triune chapter in their
lodge room by the wives Of the members
last Tuesday evening. Among those
present were: MI and Mrs. +. l..
James. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nj. Carr, Mr..
md Mrs. Il. Scarf, Nj. and Mrs. W. q.
MARITIME. Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. GoodnoW,
MIR. and Mrs. q. a. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. W. Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. j. L.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sechler, Mi.
ana Mrs. A. G. Titus, Miss Eva Hub
bard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bartlett, who has
been spending the winter with friends
and relatives in West Stockholm, n. T.,
have returned home.
A very pleasant leap year party was
given at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Natzk, in Eden township, WedneS-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. EyIand, of
Woodstock, passed through this city on
their way to Sioux City, To-, last Thurs
Hay.
Miss Matilda Hopp, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Fair
mont, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Oliver, of Rock county,
was in the city last Saturday, visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. c. GoodnoW.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ii. McHenry will
Soon move to Monette, Mo-, where they
will reside in the future.
Mrs. \. I. Bradley, of De Smet, OAK,
Is in the city, visiting her parents, MI.
md Mrs. }. 7. SutfrOn.
Mrs. Linmer, of Naperville, ILL.,, is
VISITING her daughter, Mrs. S. B. Goetz.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Shipley will move
from Sioux Falls to this city next week.
Miss McCune has commenced her
Second term Of school in District No %.
Mrs. +. e. Jewett is visiting friends
In Macon, H., this week.
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Rochester.

Mrs. F. F. Judd entertained a small
company Monday evening to meet Mrs.
A. w. Bingham, of New Ulm, who is
her guest for few days.
Mrs. Mathewson, mother of j. s..
MathewSOn, and Miss Fuller return to
their homes in New York next Wednes-
day.
County Treasurer Coppersmith was
married to Miss Clara Coffin, of Osh-
kosh, Wis, last Wednesday.
Misses Hattie and May Benjamin
start for visit with relatives in Chi
cago next Wednesday.
Mrs. Bisbee has leased her farm and
purchased residence in Minneapolis,
where she will reside.
Miss Wilson. who is the guest of Mrs.
A. Harrington, returns home next
week.
Miss Bessie Fishback and Miss Nellie
Hampton returned to NOrthfield yeSter-
day. ~
Mrs. C. Fl. Morrill, entertained COM
pany of young ladies last evening.
Marian Denton and Miss Mary Evans
are to be married Tuesday next. }4
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rowley have re-
turned from Sheboygan, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prick are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harrington.
Ole Hangen was married to Miss An
ME Erickson this week.
Mrs. E. A. Schwartz has gone to Ply
mouth, Wis.
Mrs. A. Ireland has returned from
Minneapolis.
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LIE Sueur.

Miss Ella Hoyt is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Hoyt. She will return to st. Paul
Saturday afternoon. y
Mrs. NJ. Doran left Wednesday after
noon, accompanied by her son, Willie,
for few weeks sojourn at Hot Springs,
Ark. n
Mrs. W. Fl. Stewart left Tuesday for
st. Paul, to attend the Methodist con-
ventiOn held there.
Mrs. w. II. Tomlins visited Mankato
Wednesday, and was the guest of Mrs.
Frank Fowler. Y
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
R,cnard.on,nMlId shots.

LONDON. Jan 2 Late Sunday night
n man OF independent means named
RtchUr1son WAS quietly walking
through the Htrests OF BsmaERte, n
watering elaoe near Dover, When he
suddenly hccosted d youaE woman with
YOU'RE the girl, and h;ed Two sho i
from . revolver at her. Both shotT
missed their aim. Then hs INST n mem
Der of the Salvation Army nnG fred
two shots at him. Tho man had rar.
row escape, as the bullets whiszsd clole
to his head. A considerable crowd pur.
sned Richardson, who fading hiEse.I
pressed, turned and fired one shot which
struck @ lad named Pillow. Tbs boy
fItl and Was COO VeJ ei to an inilrmary.
Zoe constable Ioiaed iu the ohsee, bui
Richardson escaped to hia house,
/ II - was next Seen ~ on upper win,
dow with double -bsrrsled shotgun
both oSrrsle OF which he discharged Ai
the crowd One shoS struck young
man named Moody In tho head, while
BnOther struck = potman named Fox
Both were removed 10 an lnhrnarg
Finally ten policemen broke into The
houee, and Afs.r ssvGra struggle Rloh
ardEon was removed TO the police sts
tlon. The police found two guns, tvs
large pistols and revOlver, with Q
quantity OF ammunition in his house
He WAS cool, Tecttent and not at all OK
cited, but be could Rivs no explanation
OF bis conduct nor could his family.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
A Pr,.s,,s B,sv. r,xnt.

PIrTeBURo. Jan. 2-One OF the mos
daring roOb, ries ever perpetrRted In
Beaver County occurred ,hls morning
about 2 O'Clock ct the residence of Rev.
Father Brigham, pestor OF 81. Joseph a
Catholic Church, OF New Britain. Mrs..
Oristy, the housskeeper OF tho priest,
had bsen sick ard Was occupying q
room wish Mrs. Mary MeNaily, Who
acted In the capacity OF nurse, and 0
young ulsoe, shout IA years OF age.
At the hour named Mrs. Oristy
avoke and discovered two masked men
In the room. The robbers then drew
their revolvers and demanded her
money. She replied that she had nooe.
AT this jpnotnre Miss Gsrlie Oiark 9, the
nisce, awoke. and, seeing the men. be-
gao 70 scream, and Mrs. Orisiy, taking
advantage Of the confusion, presstd an
electric button. which rang q bell In
Father Bigham's room.
The prist suddenly aroused ,con fused
and bali asleep, rushed out into the
hallway, thinking the woman had been
tzikon violently Ill and that his services
were required. One Of the robbers
rushed u the nall and forced the rever.
end gentleman into his room, where be
at once hid bis vslusbies, money and
watch. The burglar then told him 10
open the door. or he would batter IL
do~n, and Father Bigham replied: II
will shoot you through the door"
But the villain hsG prepared for this
by taking the young 10 out OF the bed
aud holding her before him, where she
called to the well-nigh frantic priest
10 not shoot. The priest then hid the
revolVers and opened the door, when
the burglar made search OF the room,
but failed to fnd anything OF much
value,
de asked for the gold watch which
III priest always carries, AVID upon II
being explained 10 him that &c wss
loaned tO o brother, became so exsa.
perated thA, be dealt FA hse Dighzm a
blow with O revolver which felltd h.n
To the floor. The robbers then forced
tbs four occupants Of the houss to walk
down stAtts and 81 the point of a'reyoi.
yer compelled the prleat 10 open saf,
ard give them tue coBlents, amouD ting
10 tli5. which hal been taken Ia th(
Sunday collections.
Tue pair then departed after ezactinl
n solemn osth from all concerned tina
they would not give toe alarm for a.
hour. Several hours later Deieotlv,
Lazarus, ~ Rochester, arrested thTs,
mon On suspicion and took them Il
Rochester, whore tWo OF thom wer,
positively identified as the men VIII
committed the robbers
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

The Street and 6awor Directors me
last evening The following pay rolls
we're passed: Weekly pay roll OF hands,
81 49, monthly pay roll OF salaries,
eld0; quarterly payroll OF salaries,
1915; monthly payroll Of Bngineering
and Surveying DEPARTMENT, i203 SO
Martin Green Was allowed $50 on 30.
count OF grading WawAsets street be
tween Scott and Lincoln streets. Per
mission was granted Charles KYLE 70
drain his property at SIKH and Orange
streets into the Orange street sewer.
Samuel N 5meltz, clerk OF the mar
ket, reported net collections for the
month OF December to be s43 50 TIE
foil owing bills were approved and
ordered paid: Davis 81 Bro. Sl0i a
P ,ul Ward, 3d. W. h. Bullock, $40
% 2sbeth Grub, S5; James j. Riley
SIG 10
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

A tilvtr lining TO every cloud, with
the short, dull days Of early winter
come the happy holidays, Aud Viok' =
beautiful horAl guide the latter pro
claiming that tpriug is not far away
aud thai It Is already lime to commence
to plan and pr pare for It. In the way
of o catalogue, Vick's Floral Guide Ia
uueq1aled In artistic appearances, and
the edition this year surpasses all thai
have preceded It. There are three co...
ored plates Of h)Wers, With ne~ aud
beautiful engraylDgs Of vegetables and
grain. 1t also describes the raresi
h1wers aud choicest vegetAbles, and ia
in itself . treatise on horticulture.
Any one wishing the Guide can obtain
1t by sending 10 cents to James Vlok,
Rochester, N. Y aud receive in add
tion certificate good for 10 cents worth
OF seeds,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

Coal oil lie coming into more general
use ali uver the wor d, ABd last year the
exports from PnIlAdeIphlA alone were
49,, 1912 gallons, which exceeded the
exports Of 1856 by over 10000. 600 gal
lnup. The growth has been lsrRer then
for any other year in the history OF the
trade. Last week the tank steamshi p
HATS carried 7c4.7l4 GALLONS OF refined
petroleum 10 HarburR. and tho steam
ship Vllls de OAlAis 745,7i6 gallons of
the crude product 10 Oalais, France.
The Germans, Chinese and Japanese
have been the greatest consumers OF
oil, and the demand grows steadily de
HD to the competition Of the inferior
r lssian product, which bas baen ped
died over Europe in American barrels
with pnmos OF Iefiners in Philadelphia
upon them. Very little Of the Russian
oil was exported to the United Kina'
dom, as the Edglish laws will not per
nit ite landing owing to the danger oil
explosion. India has also been great
Consumer of the oil, the greater part o.
witch was shipped from Chester Oh
large sailing craft.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
Mr. BayArd's Breakfast TO tho Dipio
matte CoIpa.


The return to soclal lite Of the family
OF tho Secretary Of State was ono Of tine
pleasant features OF Monday In Wash
inston. The young ladies' have aid
aside their mourning. hut tho memoty
OF MIS-. Bayard and her lsnopted and
brilliant daughter Katherine have not
been obl!terstBd by the presence again
In society Of o family which has alwSyt
ossu 30 prominent. AT Boan Secretary
BayAr0 entertained ut bis residence the
diplomatic CORPS at kTesktasl The
suite OF parlOts Gosa adorned with
h1Wets and gas liRbters The sscts-
tAry was assisted In bis hospitalitias
ny bis daughters, MIss Mamie, Mics
FloIeRce nd Miss LDuise, with theiI
married sister, Mrs. Warren, OF Bosten
Mes SltgreAveB, Mlss Christine Macomb
and MiRs MauFy.
Mies Florence Bay ard, tho second
daughter, IL her fathers housek eeper,
and tho only one OF the youpg lAdies
who did aot attend the White Hou,e
rec ptiun. Mtss Bayard wore the
pretty, becoming toll cite III which aht
pssieted ht the White Housf; lisa
Florence, black dotted net nod more;
Mas L0aise, white Grape aud faille,
with neck ace of pearl strands, arc
Mrs Warren, she'll pink fAills with
pink lace, high puaTsd sleeves and ID.
rsotuirs waiet. Miss Many wss in
white fallle and checked null, and Miss
Siil reav6s In black lace aod jet. When
all the company had assem bled, Dean
Preston led the ~sy With Niles Bayard
10 the breakfast room, where shout a
flower adorned table IA substantial hot
and cold collation WAS serVed, with
punches and wlnes. The occasion v az
a greatly enjoyed one to rhe foreigners
aud la6ies with than. Al O'CLOCK u
gauerAl reception was held, aud the
y ,oietary's houss was thron srd duIinl
tao entire AFTERNOON.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

Mrs. Sarah Meconkey, who died sud.
denly In West Chester on Sunday, was
buried yesterday. Many persons view.
ed the remains, which were dressed In
black silk dress and reposed In cloth
covered oasket There were no flowers.
The Rev. j. @. Caldwell and mrs. Cor
son spoke. The pail. bearers were the
Hon. Washington Townsend, DIR. Jacob
Prioe, william Mccullough, David n.
mcfarland, WilliAm W. Jefferis and
DR.. Lewis Brinton. Interment was
made at Oakland.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

On Monday evening Deputy Supreme
OommBndor Lemuel Mari installed the
new cfic'rs Of Fame Castle, No. 2,
Ancient Order Rnights OF the Mystic
Chain. Last evening he installed those
OF Eureka, No. .. and this evening he
will Install those of Paleetins, No l.
Two new castles of this order are
now In process Of formation. One will
be located In Wilmington and the
other In Dover. There is considerable
rivalry ~ to which will be fret insti.
tuted. The same number OF names are
on each charter list.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

According TO reporu received ct the
main office OF tue PhilsdelphiA and
Reading Goal and Iron Company, In
Pottsville, on Tuesday, but I've Of the
forty colleiies operated By the compan y
were working. II was estimated that
f;om 20. COO 10 80 900 miners were out 10
that region. Thare was no apparent
change 10 the railroad strike at Potts
Wills on Tuesday. There was no inter.
ruptlon so tFafio. Tao strike went into
effect on Tuesday ct all the company's
colllefies in the ghAmokln section, with
tne exception OF two. The miners oil 90
vent out At the collieries owned by the
Union Coal Company, the Euterprise
Goal Con pany and the Garfield % VI
Company. At the Nelson. Exoclsi0r,
Hickory Ridge, Hickory Swamp and
Lao caster Oollieries the pfoprietors
agreed To psy the old rate Ct wages,
and thus settled the strike there.
The collieries now IDLE give employ.
uneut TO 900 men. Az Ashland, on
1 tuesday, bus ono Of the Reading O0m-
pany'e colliefies was working, and thai
Que was short hnpded. Riley & %.
agreed to psy the old rate OF wages, aud
| their miners continued ut work. Al.
though members OF the Knights OIL
Labor In Reading have refused TO strike
they have promised the 6ohuylkill
miners the same financial support they
are giving the men IN the LshiRh re.
| eion. A movement Ia on foot among
tho business men 10 ReadivR to hold q
meeting and bring such . pressure 10
| bear upon President Jorbin rs to cause
| him 10 consent to arbitration OF the
miners' strike, At least. The strike, II
Ia said, will not only throw thirty thou
sand miners out Of employment, bu,
thirty thousand iron workers as well
for want Of coal.
The Prssident OF tina Board OF Poo,
Directors in Lsuoaster, Pa, Tuesday
vent 10 the county workhouse aud ASH.
cd how many OF the l4o trampa con
hned there were willing 70 20 10 RsAd
ing 10 take tho strikers places. Only
IS we're willing, the olhsra fearing VIC
ienue. Those who are willing Will b.
sent there.
Tho railroad coal operators at Pitts
burg who posted notices on Monday or
d. ripR q REDUCTION in wages Of csnts
per ton decided Tuesday TO Withdraw
the order for u fsw days for the purno
OF giving tho Knights OF Labor mos,
time TO compel the operators not pay
lag the Columbus scale to ndvAr O
wages TO the star dErd weight.
A COMMITTEES Of miners left Pittsburl
for Washington yes.erdsy to sec Cor
gresham W. i. Blo.t, and prevail ups !
MIN, Il possible. to pay the Columbia
scale. II unsuccessful, the Knights o
Labor, IL is stated, will order sirik
at nil the mines where the Columbu
scale Ia not In force.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
Two Stores in One.

The first you knew. The
second is our Bargain Room
In quiet times, the pru'
dent Pc op'e watchiul for an
extra n oney's-worth watch
it.
Yestert ay, our bus ness
was nest activ there with
interested look ers and buy
ers.
(Many employees W a i t
with eagerness the time for
bargains.
The remnants, broken
lots and misjudged goods
find new prices there. As
these:
The Odd Goats at $3.50,
$500, 81 so, $1,000.
Many are sold at just the
prices paid for making them
(the cloth and trimmings
not included.)
About 200 Custom Suits
at half their price.
Overcoats, Furnishings and
Boys Wear.
It's a place to save many
an unexpected dollar.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
NOTICES.

NYOlIUs-l, hAkY RYAN, Ina
~ owner Aad occupant Of the house ait.
aatod q. spp ktnr street In thu 9Th ward Of
Inc city Of wiiminRtpa, e0uaty Of NewCastls
and STATE 81 IeiAvsFe, IN compliance with
no requirements Of The acts OF the General
Assembly IN such case made AVID provided,
40 hereby give Loiics that shall apply 10
Writing % the Ovprt Of General Sessions Of
ne Ponce and JAN Delivery, Of
the Ststs OF Delaware, In and for Now Gas.
eCounty, on moaday. the esh day Of Beb.
A D., 1858 oeiLg the next term OF said
Oourt, for lioenee for said house ~ an inn of
tavern, for the sAle therein Of intoxicating
liquo-s IN loss quantities than one quart, 70
10 drunk on the premises, and the following
fespeetAbie citissnA Of said ward recon-
mend tns SAID application, VIII
Wm kissniHir JssWig sNsgs
Joseph nov James maxwell
Iohn Mcuatfsy Geo StAiD
Iohn CAlhouu Henry X hirg
lohn uJruiey WIN Calhoun
Thomas Kelly Thomas Winso
Bo,nA'd u UisrE John hnRgsrtg
lohn MoUiafissty james McuoniKal
Albert Ham iiigh. BernAfd Bonnef
Charles smitn Thomas Laily
lsAAc tIliu Samuel FINLEY
samuel n Smsl;A Charles Yetter
ueorGo Abeis MARY Ryan. s-at
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

4 yOriUG-THE ANNUAL NESTING
~ oftho 'Farmare' Mututl fire lnsur,
|ioe Company OF tho State OF Delaware
I'm be held ~ the Odi1s OF tins company on
FondAy, January =, 1888, ~ 10 O'CLOCK AN !,
4 witch time an olootioa for nvo manager
a serve three years will be held, ana one
&af's interest on oil deposit notes VIII Ds
&yAbls SiA por cent. lntorest' on All
&lanoeG mounting 70 e3 and upNhtdi
lin 20 pAii 20 msnscri. Ibo agents OF tho
&mpaay Ara authorised u receive tho duos
n tho memhort AMI 9 pay them tnet ihter
"A. VIUTtIR OuP,iNr President.
d2A lat
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
Searching FOR the TonawAnda.

LEwEs, January 2.-The tug Eva re
turned to day from a search for the iona
wanda. Nothing was seen or heard o
the disabled vessel. Coroner Irving, u
Atlantic City, has received word from
the captain OF the Little Beach Life-Sav
ing station that the body of the mate o
the steamship Tonawands, who with 4
seaman was drowned yesterday, WA
found to day on the beach At that place
Nothing was seen of the steamer Somt
think she is trying to make her way int
New York und,r sail