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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE Mt Eureka, Nevada, /
December Ii. 1887.

Land ONCE Mt Eureka, Nevada
December IL. 1887.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following-usmed settler has filed notice
of his Intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and thnt said proof will b, Iunl"
before tho District Court of the Safe of Nevn
dS in and for Elko county, Nevada, at Elko
Nevada, on February 1S. 1883, viz: DAVID V
JOHNSON, for the T. u of N W \ md Lots J
and 2, Section 80, Township 30 n, Range 60 L.
NJ ,uut Dlsblo Meridian.
He names the following witnesses TO prov
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
a. c Dawley, Of Elko, ElkO Co, Nov
$. S. Sears,
&. W. Monks, Star Valley,
". II. Armstrong, d"
D. II. HALL, r gistcr,
Ordered that this notice be published for n
period of six consecutive weeks in tic IaDE
PENDENT.
d. II. II ~, = 'gi,tcr.
Elko, Ncya,a, Jan. 8, 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05

Examiner:-OurA American coal ming,
which, protectionists assure us, would
be overwhelmed by the pauper coal o
England but for the shield of the tariff,
are twenty FIVE times IN extensive as
those of Great Britain aud Ireland, and
cover nearly twice the area OF the whole
United Kine dom.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05
A Natural Product OF California

A Natural Product OF California
1t is only found in Butte County, Cnl-
ifornio. and i'll no other part of the
world. We refer to the tree that pro-
duces the healing and penetrating gum
used in that pleasant and effective cure
for consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
and coughs. SANTA ABLE. the King
of Consumption. F. F. Muller guaran-
tees and sells it for $1,00 bottle, or
three for $3.50. BY the use of CALL
FORNIA CAT-R-CURE, oil symptoms
Of catnrrh IRE dispelled, and the dis
eased nasal passage is speedily restored
10 healthy condition. $1.OO pnck-
sge. By mail, 81 10. Circula rs free
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05
Just Received

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall md Winter Clothing.
If you want q fine suit of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best i'll quality aid cheapest in price,
come and look at my samples. You
can't help being suited.
III. REISHApr.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05

COUNTY OF ELKo. 49,
I, q. u. Wiscman, County Clork
mud Clerk of the Board of Comfy
commissioners, in and for said
county aud STATE, do h,rcby certify
that the foregoing bills were pissed and
ordered paid 10y the Board of County
commissioners on the Bird day of
S"nunyr, 4, d., 1888.
G. i. WISEMAN,
County Clerk and Clerk of Board of
O"anty Commissioners, Elko, january
., 1883.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
Bills Allowed.

The following is an official statement
=: the bills allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners ut the meeting
IF january 3, 1888:
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
nR. nuOnE1s nnANUnL NOSES,


VEJimisgfon's specaAI CorFosp0naSnt
Has Rorvartlsd 20 the spoTaing ana
HhsasFtaAl Jsarnals the Following
OoassEnInG me opSalng OF ths Opera
aouss.
TIE people OF this city and the sur
Founding oounIEy are anXiously await
Ing the opening Of the Grand Opera
HOUSE, which II N be under new man
aaemsnt. y. y. Proctor and Henry p.
sJulieF ere the losseos, also propriotors
Of the Aosdemy Of Musio Aod LAat ~.
ter, Pa, theatre, OF which Mr.. W. n.
R Williamson, late city editor OF the
Wilmington Morning New, IL mana
ger, man who ls thoroughly posted 10
thestgioAls aud your correspondents
opinion is, that the GentlemAnly pro-
pTisiors could not have made q better
selection than in appointing such "a
able journalist 90 Mr.. Williamson u
take charge Of thelr interests.
The Opera House 10 practically o now
theatre, and whan completed there will
be few hnndsomeF places Of Amusement
10 America. MT. SuuIier has deprived
himself Of all recreation, and doing
more than his share Of hard work 10
order that proper AlterAhops are mAdc
for the AooomdAtion OF the amusement
10 ring public. The letter IL very
lengthy on the subject and on other
matters Of . sporting A0d tbeAtficA
nature, and Also includes kind word
on the death OF Louis A BiektA, Whe
bad proven himself en- ActoT's friend on
many occasions.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
nov ana Taaualsr naa rallan.

Eight years ago q large part Of the
nickel used In this country was made At
PhoenixVille, Pa ty joseph Wharton,
The duty ct that time Was % . pound
and Mr.. wharton could produce Il at o
= pound and sell - for y pound. Nickel
was put on the free list, and as Germsny
could manufacture it as q po-nd, Mf.
Wharton had 10 shut down. Nickel i'm.
mediateiy took = rise 10 u = pound, the
price Il had been before the duty Waa
taken Oh, and as II continued arm At that
hgurt, Nj. wharton again commenced
manufacturing Nickel at once dropped
down TO price he could not reich, and
again he had 70 close down. This Atlle
game Of see-saw would have continued In
definitely, probably, n Nj. Wharton had
continued TO take hand In the game
but as hts hAtd was bound to be loslnR
one. he gracefully withdrew. What arr
the reaultsl Nickel eosts az much As /,
did before the duty wAs taken OF, Mr.
WhArton's works are closed, and his 5ot
workmen forced to seek other employ
ment, the town Of Phoenixville no Ion
ser tlouriAhes, and all TO support q for
eign indt stry that makes an enormous
proht out Of the metal the sell VI, ,becAus,
we are such aimpletors as to give then
an opportunity.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
glopsd win an Hsiress

LAKE GEORGE, Aug. T. Miss May
Valentine Yale las been stopping here
for some time with her mother and friend,
B. Fits, Of New York, the latter's hus-
band Mr.. FitA is the young girl's
guard ian as well az stsphther. Miss Yale
made the acquaintance here Of Eugene
j. blssell, Jr, son Of prominent business
man, and quite beau In that city's mosI
select clrcles. The acquaintance son
ripened into love. but tbs girls guardian
would not consent 70 her marriage
Mifs Gale ih an heireBs. On Saturday
yo1ng Mr.. Bissell drove her twenty mllsl
over plank road to Glen Falls, wher,
they were married Then they droy,
back and Informed Mr., FiW. lie sepa
rated the bride and groom and 10 day
took Mrs BIssell 10 New York. Thl
young husband will follow, however, I,
claim his bride.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
IMRD EDITION.
rrunk Llas netting.

NEW YoRK Aug. 2 -Ths nzeeutiye e
oommittss Of the Trunk Lines Psssen'
sor Association met q AlbeTt binRa
10 Say and adopted the following:
Rssolv we'd, That ciice,tAhing theOs on
Apeast 10, immigrant fares Be reduced
"a tas basis Of t5 from New York and
Bos.on u Ohicsgo. and u 90 from PhilA'
dslphia 70 Chicago, aBd " 20 from
Bai,imore 70 Ohlcbgo, adding thereto
ths re, fares Aulhorised By oonneoiing
iints; that Ali immigrant orders isausd
Al these reduced rates be limited 30 ~
DAYS from date Of original contract with
ths purchaser, and that the CleAfiBR q
HOUSE Com mittOa be Instructed 70 ar
range details and make such Immigrant
fAres from the several ports from time
10 time as may be found neoeasAry And
prsotIoAble for the protection OF all lines
interested.
Ths following lines were Represented
At ths meeting: The New York Central
this Erie, the Ontario and Western, ths
Delaware, LAokAwannA and Wsstern
tbs Lsh'Rh Valley, tbs PsnnSylvAnial
the Baltimore and Ohio, the Weel
Shore and the PhilAdelphia aud HeAd
ina. The LGckAWannA and the OotArii
and Western representatives voted
a9einat the resolution. The rate AGENT
viii msst in this city 70 morrow morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
FIFTH EDITION,
Dean Of : PTom,,,0. 49,

John 8 Burtustf, . promIslD, ~,
man OF this city, died ye',s,5,. @ Ia.
ine ~ ihe residences OF biz mo,I,. i
Harrisburg, after an illnss, al 49, ,...
months With CONSUMPTION, y, ~,
nett Was about 23 years Of ,,s ~ ~ \
seveIAl yeaIs has been in M snnl., II, ,
the r; ". & B. Railroad O,nTl.SI !.
. CLERK, being hrsi q, tss irsISS, n,
and Afterwards 10 the motivs s,.l.
nsnt Last fail he contracted !, ~
cold, which rapidly developed Is,a N \,
afeed disease consumption, I'M
apdsr the advice OF his nAy,l.i...d
visited OTesson, but va tlkso ~
and about two weeks slncs vent \ h
mothers residence, where he dI,d 4
was q young man Of uuusuAl pr.uI
aud although young iu yeau Aila :
erAl very important positIObs /, \
different orders with which hs ~
nected. Something over a VA, III
became . member Of R,lpsy Oos,
No. %, National Provldent UOIo0 X
ing out . bond fer 5000.
When Aaked 70 whom hs W,p,ke
money paid in the event Of hi dsS
promptly replied ito my mo.hrS,
the bond was accordingly mad.u
her name. This shows deue sll
atfsoliou feldom seen in lhs m
the present. day. He WAs q nssr
Washington OonclAve, No AR
sophs or Seven Wise Men, HI
Junior Order Of American M,av
he was also = member Of Ast
OonolAve Heplasophs Of DelLvn
IL believed TO have been The NJ
one IN that body. When WMt
OonolAve was formed, ntArlJ
ytarB ago. be was elected eclslrl
served for some time. He Iln
similar position In Rodney Cult
70 the time OF his death. Hh n
will take place In HAtrlssurT, Nl
be attended BY . number Of lhit
from this city, including = dIlfl
Of employees OF the P WAN
road Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
awauaal

aarsst earu Issvine ths Afiddls Depot
a 8 10 viii b IN tias for trails.
Olty Treasurer GFimth e spending
nhoTt vacation nt Atlantic Oily.
Edwin J. eWAyBs, Of ksnbstt Town
ship, Pa, IL PrspaTinR 70 remove %
California
Frederick A. HiBekIsy's discourse 81
IIopRvoo6 next eandny viii bs''The re.
iation Of Jesas Christ 70 the year lSSs. p"
Mis- Sac simms, daughter OF DIT.
slmms, is visiting friends ~ Leedsr
Oscll county, Nd.
Mr.. Harry Emmons' family Il sum
merIug - holly Oak Station, on the r.,
w, q b. Road.
Mr.. and MIA Edward Pierson, Of this
city, are gussss OF Samuel Lacklen, sr.,
Of ToughksnAmon, Pa.
VIM. Lu.z has removed from Kennet-
sauaFe, and win hereafter reside at
Mermaid. Del.
George L Ferguson, ths popular con-
footion0R Of East Second street, has
gone 10 Atlantic City to pass week.
Frank 4. Smith, Justice Of ths
PeAoe, was At his desk this morning
looking ~ bright and happy ~ . clam
At high tide.
The cOlored people will bold . pioniS
IN Willow Grove, Hockessin, on FIJI
day evening. Prof. Goodwin Vill fur
nihh the musie.
Mr. Brennan, Of the firm Of P. j.
Walsh & Co, IL passing the p,esen
week At the aeAshore, reoupeTAting toi
the fall trade.
The Orssoentville rope works, o
Philadelphia, giving eDploynent V
atty hands, will bs removed TO We1
Chester, Pa, In short time.
Hon. D. B. sickels, OF New York, ex
United S,A;es Minister 70 Siam, spen
Sunday with relatives in Kennel
squAre, PA.
Div. No. s, A. o. Il o. Hookessin
will give . grand pionic st B;audyvir'
Springs 90 August IL. Music By Rsy
b1ld's orchestra.
Wm Seeds, who was p1osiratsd b.
the heat last Saturday. is stlll Hufferlpl
90 mnoh that It Was deemed prudent 4
defer tie concert In EE1nklin stree
park last evening.
E. X. OolliBB, Of HockeEaip, Who ha
been suffering With malaEiRl fever 10
several weeks, is convAlesoins snd
lnow able to give his attention to hi
lively business.
M. Edmund B Frazer left his Afttl
J noon 70 spend a law dAys with hi
cousin, Mr.. Samuel Frtz r. residing
near Bohemia MAroF, Cecil county
Nd. Mr.. Y. 7. Harding Of Reading
Pa, will look after the interests Of Vi
ReYertip: FaBd Association during Nj
FrAzer's Absenos.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Countsr ktatemsnt.

The report 10 the papers that the rtia-
tlves Apd friends OF William Cook, en-.
deHvoTed TO prevent his AIrest BY ON
Ger Updike IL Incorrect The relatives
and friends Of Cook we're tAkiDg him
home when Upd!ks went out and 81 uok
him without any pToVocAtion.
John ]. Cook requested Updlke not
to hit him again as he would convey
him TO the hall IL his wagon. Tnis he
Ctd, and tie controversy was thus
ended, aud the fine and costs were
PAID. Mr.. Cook says that II would not
have required all the friends 70 have
prevented the aTrsat, ~ any ene Of
them could have prevented It II be had
desired 20 do so. They have too much
Ieepaot for themselves 70 become law
breakers, even when provoked by m
unreAsonAble or ovtTZeAlous { III Ger.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
v,...1M..r nnr1.a,

READING, Aua. 7.-YiorsDos LsshsTr
Tho ahot Wililnm b orol1eueF IN
Philadeiphis and then cut her 0Wn
thFoaa Ins buFisd this aftsrnOon In tbe
csmetery adjOininR y cas- LutheFAn
and RSformad Church, IN the northern
uaFt Of Perry Township, this county.
Tho body AFrived nom Phinoe'phis
this forenoon and was taken 70 the feal
dencs Of her parents In bhoamAkatvhle,
this county, Vhere tbs people gAtnaFtd
for filosn miles around 10 vieU The re-
mains. Among the persons who neoom
panied the oofpso from Philaoelphia
were Oarris and sAllis LssheTs slsteEs oil
the dead woman.
ms body Iay in . beautiful rosewood
onsksI and vas At.ired In Whits sstln
shroud, pl0Ated on the side About the
throat, hiding the Eear, vas . he O
cream satin. On the WTiats were cufi
Of the same mAssrlAl. On the hight SIDE
was q aAah Of Whito cream satin. Tha
corpss lay with the head turned 70 thu
left, on which side the hair was AlsC
paired. The mouth vas party open
The front OF the cAsket was entwined
with amilax. Az the head wns . pilioN
Of beautiful d0Wers with the verdi
aToo Soon" In immorselles.
A fiornl Htar and crescent and . Pill
low with the "Not BoTgOtten," also II
immortellss, were at the head Of TIT
cAsket. At the foot vas q reAth 0
roses with the words "At Rest." hsV
oscar B. MILLER, Of Hamburg, pTeAohe'
the funeral disoourFo. he made d
reference 70 the WomAn'H tragic death
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
nrnnsi, ,-tna nnmn,,.

The Wilmington n Northern Raj
road Company AUnounoa that they win
lsauo special exeurslOn tiekets from
Wilmington to GfAnogue station for
tbs Brandy wine Summit camp meeting
81 the reduced rate Of 80 csDts for the
round trip. Arrangements have been
mnde with the WiluinRton Transfer
Company 10 run stages between GrA.
nosue station and the camp meeting
grounds ut the special rate OF 40 cents
for the round trip. The WILMINGTON b
Northern Railroad Company have Ft.
cently erected . new depot building
and made consideFAble improvement
around the station to provide ample
facilities for the travelling public AI
that point.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
rn. s.n... rarla saD-oon.alIlee.

WAsHuGToN, d. O., Aug. z The
Bsuats Tariff Sab COMMITTEES 70 shll ~
work early and late upon the detAile OF
the Tariff bill, with the liberalization,
n possible, 10 make all neoessaFy
changes in the original dram before 1t
4 reported 10 the full COMMITTEES or The
Senate, expecting thereby 70 bring out
q MEASURE which the mAjority In the
Bsunts can stand By - . whole. IL IL
81 the same time giving brief. informed
bsarinRs TO oil who come. II began
this morning the final revision Of the
measure in detail, and hopes 70 have the
work completed this week. There ia
probability that three or four oonlro-
vertsd points will be passed over by the
sub committee for the present and .
possibility that they may be submitted
70 . caucus for ultimate dsoision. The
regular weekly meeting Of the FinAnot
Oommittee, which takes plece on Tues
day, WAS mot held to-day. II 10 not OK
posted that the Democrats OF the Fl
nance Com mittee WilLcArs 70 delay thI
measure in the oon51Alttee, bat Il Il
thought probable thai they will reserve
sush Critclsm As they may have L
make for the debate In open Setaion.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
The BOotbIAeks Combine.
Record.

The BoytblAcks' Trust IA the latest.
The boot boys, In Imitation Of their fel.
low tfa1esmen In the Sugar and CArpe,
Tack Trusts, have combined 90 as 10 pro-
iect the highly polished black leather
fhOe against paupe' labor, russ0t colored
or undrcssed shoe. Ifevtrybody wears ru--
set feathers shoe, there will be no need
of sinners. II the powerful arm Of the
bootblack shall be stretched forth in the
land, ibcn the polished shoe will again
resume ils position among the eful
things o. the earth. This Is vigorous
wariarr, and any dude Win is caught
wearing russst shoes viii be placed upon
the black list. His name will be handed
aroS nd at the meetings OF the Trust, and
he will never be able TO get his boots
blscked west Of tho Delaware River IN
less he shall perform the work himself
One fashionable young man claims that
bis life Is made burdensome by boot
black whom he once patroniEed gener
Ously, but for whom he has no further
use, as he wears ru setleaiher shoes.
The black" has stand Just outside
the Office ai the fashionable young man
aud every time the l2tter goes outside the
door the bo0tblack takes occasion to spit
uncomiortably near the russet shoes or
70 commit some other gross indiguity.
Mayor Filters bCotB,ask, who Is at
the head of the Trust, fald yesterday tha.
the rusEet shoe had cut down the bust
meas nearly one halt, not because one
half OF the young men wear them, but
because It was the very class which had
heretofore patronized the blaektrs that
had adopted the rutsct a d MT lust
zee how we can reach them or prevent
their popularity unless we make fun Of
them every time VIC get chance, and
this is what We have decided 10 do"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
A Runaway.

As john B. Lloyd, travelling sales
man for the arm OF W. & j. Lang, Of
this city, vas eaavassinE for customers
come tvo miles above West Chester,
Pa, on Tuesday afternoon, his bOFsa
took fright ~ bicycle Becoming m
Manageable the buggy was overturned, /,
and hs vas dragged some distance, cut
ting his face and bead and brniAioR his
body considerably. The shafts finally
gave way, when the home broke loose
and ran some distance before he could
be stopped. Mr. Lloyd left him in care
Of some persons in the vicinity and re-
turned TO this city iu the cars. Mr..
Thomas Hamilton, the bOokkeeper,
went to Weat Chester this morning "a
get the horse and hunt up the fragments
OF the buggy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
delayed Pension

William Humphreys Of New Castle
hundred Is suffering greatly from para
lysis, beiuR scarcely able 70 help him
self. He Ia an old soldier, hAVlnS
served 10 the army, aud although he
applied for pension over . year ago
thus far has not received one cent from
tho Government. On visiting Wash
iDRtOn some months ago be Was assured
that his papers were all right, and was
told that his check would reach him
NJ his home by the tlme he arrived
there. Thus far, however, the check
has not come 70 hand, snd be Is red ducsd
10 rather sttAizhteUed circumstances.
The persons responsible for this delay
thould be severely reprshended, ~ the
time 10 rapidly drawing near when the
amount due will be o' no use 10 the
man who Ia legally entitled To H.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08

MU LSH ia this city, on the 80
inst, James T. mnlsnenook, In the iTth
1oH 81 his age.
bus notice OF the .anerAl will be given.
JOHN SOP-On thB SIN inst, Thsodofe W.
johnson, in the Sist year OF his age
The relatives and frieh and Washington
Lodge, No, !, X Of r., are respectfully In
viLsd 10 attend the funeral on RsdI csday
afternoon at Q O'Clock from his late resi-
donoe, IA Spruce street. Services at the
house.
KOBlWsOr. 10 this sity, On the I'm inst,
Ellzabe W, hohi1son. IN the IAN year
OF her age.
Relatives and frien1s OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral
from her late rosidet -, III King street, on
triday the 10Th inst at O'Clock p, m. In
terment At Old sWedea OhHFchyArd.
SHAMBN On the san Inst, LiaIa, wife oil
James ID. SoAmen, hHsd ~ years.
helAhgsB and frienaH are respectfully In
vltei TO attend her snAsFRl from the resi-
denee OF her husband, Upland, DolAWara
unity, Pa, on frl1ay, 70 mest at tbs
house ~ oeItck. Int Fment II kiVervIaW
OemessFy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
An Oln nnu staO. IilI so.

NHw YonK, Aug. 7-Dunaisn \ \
rel last night between ThOnn ~ y
80 years old, and bis SOD, .I Svji
as, tho old man drew piOSa'i PCT
knife, four aud Ose boil y l1i,s !, !
from bis pocket and plunge. w i
sons right side TIE Wollos
was taken to the Harlem liS.l hS.l'' :
win probably die. Tue sue ~ :
restsd, and this mornisg Va, n 7,
10 prison to await the Es'u'
infiea he inflicted.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
BurInl or IbomnaIlIIv-

The funeral OF Thomas Lilly, who
died from the effects Of POISON supposed
u have been in dried beef, eaten on
Monday night, took plAos to-day from
the residence Of Singley Bros 6l2 East
Fourth street. The body was enc laed
In silver n ounted oasket. Among
tbs floral eRerings WAS q wreath OF
flowers from SinEley Bros. The rem aims
were taken to HeRRrk on the ~ IS D
m. train, The services we're conducted
by Rsv. j. ID. Bryan, OF Asbury church,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
nnr wntnr suppiy.

The Water Commission me- -. !. :,
lng sad passed. the Wses1 y, \ |,
HmounsiRE to $3.50 90 ,:us,,'. L1I \
for furnishing the stems a loaDS,I M
the nav wster power power l,I"I, N,
awarded the BrapdyWipe - 4
pany foi SI.7s. The "a, esl'pUi y .si 4
Vas r ported at S75 66S g. ,,aI,,s ,ss !
as follows: Current mi
4ss 99, bonds aud interest," ~
aDeoial. eg 6M .gS
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
Hsalth ofths Ciiy.

A Tegularsetiiou Of the B0aHss ~
was held last evening, At 'la|
usual amount Of bltiness WnuliaI
The Registrar vas instructed . lia
hundred posters printed ill
throughout the city in order = y \
citizens how TO make comp lh'Ii n
TO the non removal Of garbSg,
ecutiVe officers were InsuucH
team IN case Of failure oil 'le Y
tors TO remove the garbage 70 Wv WY.
moved and charge It to lhen'glp'
tractor.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
FAtSI uolI,slop-

IoESoE, AuR. There was q fata'
oollision at the TsddinRton end Of the
Hampton Wick Depot 81 midnight, be.
tween passenger train and q goods
train. The locomotive and auard'8 van
of the goods train mounted M over the
locomotive Of the passenger train AI d
lauGed on ihe foremost passenger car
rlsRe. Two OF the ger carriages
were telescoped The driver and st9keE
of the passenger locomotive and four
passengers were killed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
EHouTslon.

81. Jossph's Church, st Brandy vine
Banks, will make their annual tzour-
sion 10 Birmingham Park tomorrow.
This will be trip that can be vastly
soj0yad by all who 60. There will be
ali kinds OF sport, including tub race
by james Taylor and PrcfetsDr''
Sweeney. TrAina lhave Whter and
French streets At TO a. m and Kent
mere at 8. Tickets good oa oil regular
AlnB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
A uoul PiAno

The people seem to know aud Nppre-
oiAie that Professor Webstsr's nRtatOr-
ium a Fourth and Jefferson streets. is
ono Of IL best places In the country to
cool Cii curing the heated term, As the
place Is Gro Sd6d almost ell the time.
EyeIything possible is done for tue
comfort aud CONVENIENCE Of those who
pstr5niza II, and two men are constant
ly employed in watching the pool. The
cold chill is taken of the water, and
Consequently II Ia made very pies q t.
No ouo should fail 10 visit the nAtAIor
ium, and indulge In = bath or swim.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-08
TO orulse IN Canadlnn yyatsrs

WARRINGTON, Aug. THE U. 8. 8
Ossipee has sailed from Newport for q
cTuiss In the Gulf Of 81. Lawrenoo q
look after the Interests Of American
fishermen in those waters. ehe viii
soon bo followed by The U. 8. 8 Ga
lena and YAntio, Of the North Atlantic
tquadton. H. Ia said Rt the Navy Do
pAItment that there 10 no particular
hgn lnn..Boe in Il ese movement, mas
muc,. Ae the vtssels DO not leave thoii
At.tion and also because they 90 70 th,
, vicinity OF Canada as regularly In III
summer ~ they go to the Wsst Iadie
In the Wister.