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Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

THE ORDER ssasi by Mayor En- oEda
last Saturday,, iorolddlnK pollca otti ,ers
taking any par. In political meetings,
And ordering taem 30 refrain from
oriugirg any Influence to bear on the
primaries, Is good enough, bat WAS un-
necessary, ss the Legislature tnoocpo.
rated Ase,,ipn 70 mas effso. IN tho cit y
charter In 1888, Which NOT only prohl D.
Us these shiugs, bnt slSo makes it the
du'y ot the Mayor 70 dismiss any fiicer
VINO violates It. Il vas we'll eno1g4 ta
Issue The order 50 /: Is probsols thA!
some OF tue present force may no.
know there Is su,h law In existence,
or II tney dc, may be under the "a pres.
sion tha' a. /. WA euAa;ed while We
mad 3 Repuoliasn Mayor 1t does MOI
apply to Democratic police force. T.
YOU'D have e7n better, hoUsgsr, y
tne mayor had iss1ei it month aEo,
as IL might sQs bssu tns mean OF
saving s1me t.ss fissrs t,oubia.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

TEE Atlanta Constitution ssyt
q ,w do matters stand nov? With .
Secretary Of the Treasury who is prAc.
hoslly free trader, the present sur.
plus. instead OF being devoted TO pay ing
the national debt, 10 fArmed out anon I
few national banks. The Lsneats OF
this beautiful rystem are not respsd by
the people, and the surplus continues
to increase. And the free trade tariff
reformers continue 10 olaln that the
way to reduce the sur plus is to increase
~ Il is great pity that some psysi-
cisn could NOT be called In to give oon.
gress q few grains OF common sense.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
N. MGgary & Son,
5I6 TATNALL ST.
S. {, Cor, 9Th and TainaIh

We've been as busy as
bees during the past few
weeks, in fact too busy to
talk. Our business is far
above our expectations, but
we are ready tor the new
conner. Despite the great
drain on our stock you will
find 1t complete. We are ad-
ding to it as fast as we sell.
Just received a fresh lot of
good Io-wire Tapestry Car.
pets, choice patterns, that
have never been on the
market. If you can't find
them anywhere else, try our
store and see if we haven't
got what you want at a
lower figure than can be
bought at any store in the
city. We keep all the well
known and popular makes
OF carpets. We are working
hard to keep pace with the
orders on hand and in a feu
Gays hope to be able to lay
a carpet the day following
! the purchase. This is what
our customers want, and we
will try to please all. Have
: you seen your neighbours
new Ascent brussels carpet?
If so, and it is what you
want, come up; We have
plenty of them now. Your
neighbors run the stock
low, bu: we bought more OF
them and they are Tor you
at the unheard-of price OF As
cents a yard; also another
new brand at 55 cents; gen.
!. : eral price OF these goocs i.
IS and IS cents. We only
4 have a few more of the Sa5
- Oak Suites left. We viii
+ be sorry for you when the,
- ;, are gone and you want one
= Remember, they can't bt
J replaced under $40, ant
- when this lot is sold we will
- be done with one of III,
!, = greatest bargains known t,
- D furniture buyers.
! !, Sold for cash or weekl
! ! payments. |
4 q N. MGgary & Sob
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
aMY MLfe.n Motner.m

The Boothsneum Dramatic Company
vii present the following prGRramme
in the late Household OF Faith Church,
Oh TatnAll street above Seyeoth, fer the
benefit Il Smyth Post Dram Curps,
tomorrow evening, (ruesdsy), April II:
Open with tho lAughAbis sketch snlitled
"AdvGnture OF Travelling Miastrel
Professor" Mr.. Wiison, Snith ead
GlssshiinZ, Introducing their maEioAl
singing, with bapjoes. Mr.. Littletus,
personator, Mr.. Hughes, cslsursted
bones Hululst, followed with soDgs and
jokes. MT r. an In his original gong,
Nv no Drank ,he Bser," and oonclud !ng
wstu the pleasing and Laughs bic dones
trio drama, emitted my Rifs's
Ao.her." Admission 10 and Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

the rebellion, II is but right that u
should be charged TO their account
This may be the Democratic idea OF re-
ducing the surplus. but II ls otrelished
bY the people. The flibusterlng In
duiged In was nothing mora than IN
stsempt on the pArt OF the minority W
override the will OF the majority, and
10 on q par with the actions OF the
Democratic party, moi only In this
STATE, but everywhere else that they
have the opp ortunity.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

The SPECIAL eJmmities OF City
council appo,nset TO !uves.Igass tte
nction OF cerSs'u police cfiogrs on Sat-
urdAy night, ApIl Z, will hold their
hrss messing hi, evening, And tie
members have sotei rissly 10 making
tne sessions puoll1, 80 itr IS gaprsseu-
tauves OF tae prass ara concerned. This
is 0 matter In whlea ;he public are
deeply inserssiel, cad every efJtt
should be male 70 have all facts puo.
lshed. Ws uldsrgtln1 ,he com "a tee
nave oo'atned eSs aiv!cs TO tie efaus
shat they als) a4ye power 10 lnvss,i.
gate ths vil'A A'iua u SEQ ton i6 Of tho
oily CHARTER, s0d hos 10 Is their lusen.
sion to orloe n: al rue fscts 10 Z, g.
tion TO It, Egsry a.nZ connected via,
the disgrsaefa proceedings thss f,tsi
night should 9 July inVssdga!ed, aad
any Atsemps 10 Ehl'e vash them sFl!
meet with general Condemnation,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
what Friend morris win DO.

Mr.. nj. E. Mosfs is preparing an ar.
tiole whioh will be published IN 90 ne
issue Of this week, entitled, ~ Thor
ough Ezo J9ure." IL viii contain the
name OF . party oanaeoted with q
Philadelphia fi,m implicated In want 10
known asa "lits!e side racket" also
COZ n,niog mspz interesting facts. Com.
iug from such An 1bie and reliable writ
er = Mr.. MoscS, ths srtiols Wil! Ger.
tAinly be one Of great interest.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
BEE HIVE"
500 Market Street
A Picnic in Muslin

Hill, A, bleached, re.
Masonville, A, Sc.
Forestdale, A, 7fc.
Fruit of Loom, A sc.
Utica, lO-4, bleached, a4c.
Pequot, 10.4, 24c.
Appleton A, &c.
A good brown cotton, SC.
a case new Century
Cloths at g. &c. a yard.
English super-stout Half
Hose, only 10c a pair, were
25c quality.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

The following described real estate viz:
Al That certain lot, piece or parcel Ufland,
win two story frame building thereon erect,
ed, situate in the city of Wilmington, bound
ed and described as follows 10 wit:
beginning at point on the northcrly
side OF Tenth street, at the tance of lB6
ieet ~e'terly from the westerly tiue of S.-tt
Scott street i20 feet ii inches to n curner.
thence westerly and parallel With tenth tr,.ei
" rect TO another corner, thence southerly
ana parallel with Scott street 10 feet II ln she
70 the aforesaid northetly side of Tenth
s;rett ami thence ehsterly along sain siae Il
Tenth street 70 feet TO the ulacr of beginning
bs the contents thereof what tn, v may,
Seized and taken into CNerutioH as the
mro0erty of william Toner and Margaret j.
Toner, his wife, and Is and To he Old l,y
GILES LAALIbpON, SnrriG.
sherih's onice, Wilmington, Ap'il ~ 7'ySs.
al0-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

"DEMocRARIC GLASSES" has come
70 the conclusion thAs Democratic sue-
cess must no! ba presumed q mere MAJ
ter Of fact for slOl, ne says, Ia not The
case. Well, thai ia jus. what We ssve
Deem ooniendicg, !0i some tla1e The
signs commenced 10 be visitll When q
Democratic Council increased .hs tax
rate to Sl.7O, AMI had Sork ngmeu's
homes assessed up 10 their full value,
while large aud valuable properties
are not assessed mora than oue-hali, or
At the most tW0.tI.rus oil thelr valus-
ZION. Tbs little cloud witch ~ tra.
did no! seem larger than mRa's hand
increased In sizs when police ia ,ere,
forgesiul o! their DUTY to the publll, in
terfered witt she rights OF o.Iz8ns 10
obtain the power TO exercise lhs aieo.
tive franchise, sud Is hgs c1D.lnued 70
spread and been greatly augmented By
the eveGts OF lit,le over ore Feak ago
until II hos oversdAdQ we'd the Demo.
crAts with darkness ths! "a5 is blind
Indeed WHO doss uls gse thss tie path
now being threaded hy the marty !s b .s-s
by grave dlhcnlAss EHd taG9ecs. "
This then Is tho Rs2ahiloaus' og9of.
tuntly, and 1t Is par: OF slsdou 10 ia-
prove 1t. We dra,iy bal.fgs tass g
hepu0lioan mayor $50 be eirJ.-d II a
proper man is s5ieo ID rs candidate.
The people ara sittd sud sl.G oi Dsm..
cratic misroie, and sIa iipe Tor =
change, but Il will noE come by the
nomination Of mAa simply on So.
count OF bis polite ii record. As We
SAID feE days since, . candidate, t,
stand any Glance OF SUCCESS, npsS he a
man With clean hands, honest ftou
principle and possessed OF considerable
executive abAi y. Saoh . mau can b
elected 10 spi:s OF .he nAoh.n a.ions .
the Levy oout, 'SI rsoevers, sssess9r
and police ofi Jers som binei.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
The following described real estate, vi,

The following described real estate, viz.
Al that certain lot. piecs or parcel Of lend
with two story brick dwelling thereon ei ect.
eh, sltna cd In the hHndred of Christians,
scribed AS follows, 10 wiz:
:, Beglnning at point on the westerly side Of
Bayard avenue lat % feet wlde) and at the ais
tance OF ~ feet southerly from the toutherly
slde OF MIMI street teNiended) thence west
cry anh parallel Mlih NiG til street and pass.
Ing through the centre OF thr division wall be-
tween MS house and the one adjoining on tho
hOuth 10 iect 10 the ehsteTly side o. Hose 8 rect
Ounning southerly from Ninth street extend-
ed parallel with Bayard avenue at rs feet wluel
thence nortnerly along taid easterly side OF
ltose street 10 feet toa stake thence easterly
ana parallel with Ninth street and passing
through The centr OF the division wall be-
tween this and the house adjoining on the
north 20 feet to the Aforesaid westerly side of
IA ayard avenue and thence thereby s0uthprly
tents thereof what IL may.
seized and taken In eA Aecuiion as the prop
erty OF Frank strickland and klla A., his wife,
anu {. and to be old by
s., GILES LAMBspN, sheriff,
.sherih's Once. Wilmington. April 10,
iooo' ai0-eodts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

DEMOCRATIC economy ia shown By
the fact that tha recent deadlock ,u the
House OF R pfssertaliyes osst 81, coo,
and IS 1t WAS caused by tie a!!en1 94 Of
5ouihern syn1esh!z!ng De5n35 5rasg 10
prevent the re.uro Of money advanced
by loyal States during tbs hrst ysas o.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2STlI DAY OF APRIL, 1883
at 2 o'eInck. d. N

The following descrlb. ID real estate, via:
All that cert1ln lot or piece of land with a
two-stnry brick dwelling thereon eIectel sltu-
nte In Christlana hundl ed, New Csstlc County
Delaware, bounded and described as IoIlows
to wit. W.
, beginning at point In the westerly side - /
bayard avenue at 81 feet WIDE and at the dis.
lance % lvs feet southcrly from the s0utherly
slne slne OF Ninlh street extended thence westerly
thfongh the centre of the division wal between
tnls ahd The Il cue alioining on the south 81
htl 20 Tue tnstrrty side Of Rose street ru ming
bouih.rly from Ninth street eGt'nded parallel
WIN Bayard avenue at 25 feet W de thence
hprlheIly along said enstrrly side Of Rose
street V le't 70 corner thence tast-fly and
pAialitl WI, Ninth street 81 'ect 10 the west.
cry slde OF BayaId avenue and thence tn rcby
sppuIherly II ieet TO the place Of beginning be
the eonicn thereof what h may.
y lztd and taken In eNrcuti IN Rs the nron-
wife, and to be sold by 49, i''
,., lilies JAMESON, Sheriff,
Shsrif's ONCE, " Wilmington, April 10,
alO-eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
NAHAnAKnn.s.
Linens, every thread pure
fax. Wearing is the test.

Linens, every thread pure
flax. Wearing is the test.
A couple Of kicks and a
fraud filling drops the mask.
The only fit Floor Linen has
no mask to drop. Nothing
easier to go astray on if you
are not Linen-wise. One
safe way: go to a dealer you
can trust.
Floor Linens "A inches
Floor Linens 68 inches
Floor Linens SO inches
Floor Linens lD4 inches
Floor Linens 122 inches
Floor Linens 141 inches
Floor Linens 1888 inches
Floor Linens $50 inches
In two of the most suitable
patterns we know Of. Rooms
measured and estimates and
Information gladly given.
The Linens will be promptly
laid by kuow-how people, il
you say SO.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
A little price racket in the
Art corner OF the Basement.
The cleaning.up broom and
the cutting down knife at
work together.
What are lett Of the cop
ies in 'o.i OF this years
French Salon pictures, ex-
pressive color bits richly
framed, 81 to $3.50; on
Saturday $1.50 to $40.
Stereoscopes, fine lenfes,
wooden hoods, 35c from Is
Urapnoscopes,S2.5o, SO, and
$3.50 from S., Sc, and 81.
Gilt and Plush sample
Cabinet frame, SOC; down
from $3.50 to 1915.
Small change will jingle
among these things to-day.
Basement, Market street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
ON SATURDAY.
THE a;Tn DAY OF APRIL, 1855
At . O'Clock D. m.

Ata CLOCK y. M,
The Following described real estate. Wis.
All those two certain tracts, pieces or par
cels OF land situate In the city o. WILMINGTON,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
beginning No. / At the Intersection of the
easterly side of Du Pont street with the north
erly side OF Second street thence uasterlf along
saihtide OF second street 100 feet 10 the west
cry side oil New street at 50 feet wiae 20 be
iald out parallel 10 DUPONT street and Clayton
htfeet thence northfrly along said side OF said
New street and parallel to DUPONT street SIS
ieet inches to the souiherly side OF Third
street thence westerly along said side OF Third
street lbO feet to the said easterly side OF Du-
Pont street aud tHence thereby sautherly SIS
tet4 Inches TO the place OF beginning be the
centents thereof what II may.
No. beginning At the intersection OF the
nortberly sihe OF second street wih the east
erly side Of the said New rect at 50 feet Wide
10 he laid out as ,af. resaid hence essterIy
along said side OF Second street rs feet 70 cor
nhr Of land now OF Philip Plunkeit thet &C
northerly along line OF sAld Plunke.t land aud
parallel to New street and DUPONT and CLAW
ton streets SIS feet inches to the said SOUTH
erly tide Of Third street thence welietly along
said side OF Third street 20 feet to tn said
ear terly side OF said New atre-t and thence
thereby southerly aud parallel To Du POnt and
clayton streets A15 feet inches 10 the place of
beginning be the contents thereof what II
may.
Seized aud taken In execution MS the prom
eriy OF j. frank Rutland Ida NJ, hts vile,
and Allen ". Ruth, I. t., ana to he sold by
GlLEs JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherln's omce, WllminHto Ton, April 10, 1898.
al0-eodts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
L'XUELSIOR LOAN Aosoc,

AgELsl0R LOAN AssocI.
NJ New series nor nrr,a,i NN.AV
only o. each. MONEY 10 io,n r ale;
on Drst or secoud morn sss 'u suMs
paid on at option OF 1orrot ~ pvM
ie ~, tlhR. or nay he re, nc d Il, ny I
~ or over. lnbs eat abat,j sSss
tnrted. All peI aoNs lnt,fest,d
q Dsc omlny IN inhi.rs of n ~, ns.,i.! aua y
ilaL ic asso iat,ou are invltrd p',ua'
,erVie Y the fecrl iary. share li,,ty;aalii yali
hcr. -nbsrrihe ~ Onrr, Nj I,,uu
lrSesldent; NJ. Il. HAWKINs'
7la Market streot. N.Y. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
WANAMAKER,s

~ hSVSAsAS1 hA w dlNAuk
Jackets. Among our hun
dreds Of styles you are sure
to find what will please and
save you money at the same
time. There are big bar.
gains for you, too, in those
every thread-wool Stockin-
cts.
Busting s C n e s among
the Wraps. Where else
can you see so many styles
or such prices?
You will be pleased with
our selection OF b e a d e d
Capes-the high novelty.
Those IS all-wool Tailor
made Dresses will go with q
jump.
Wrappers re du C e d.
Sateens from $5 to S275;
Chintzes, Percales, cling
hams, from S2.5o to SI.7s;
Calicoes from Ss.5o to $1.5o
from $I.25 to 85c. All right,
but odds and ends. II they
please you the prices won't
count -
Second floor, Cheesnat street side. Take
esTato..
High noon among Miss
es' and Children's Coats,
Jackets, and New markets.
A stock that we have never
before had the like OF, and
many of the prices OF Coats
and the like have been sliced
in your favor. Notably true
of odd designs for girls from
4 to IL years, and Boys
kits made Of English cloth
in new designs. 800 OF them
at So. usually 50 and $40.
New patterns in Children's
Dresses, 3 to IL year sizes.
Children's Seashore, Ten.
mis- and Boating Dresses in
Flannels, striped French
Flannels, and Serges, and
the famous Tuxedo" Jersey
Suit, all woven in one piece.
The pick will go quickly.
Misses Jackets. Twelve
new styles, vest fronts, bell
sleeves, beaded. Perfect fit
ting, of course.
Second floor, Chestnut street frcnt. Take
elevator.
New importation Of fine
Back Dress Goods, plain
and fancy. The richest
Iripest thought of world-fa-
nous makers,
All-wool Crepe de Chine,
$I.2S to 81 One of the
this seasons hard-to- get,
wanted-by stufs,
Plain twisted Silk Grena
dimes, 81 to So so.
Open mesh Silk Greaa'
dimes, SI.5o TO 81.
Handsome Satin Stripe
IGrenadine on open mest
Iground, $I.a5 and $1.50.
| High novelties in Sou
tache Embroidered Grena
dine. with satin or moir'
stripes, $6.
Such a heaping up Q
Beaded Grenadines as yol
can find under no other roc
in America. In jet, and Ii
dull beads for mourning,
Cashmere, Serge a n
! Foule Robes soutache en-
broidered, or braided aroun,
bottom of skirt, 81 to S15
These at a glance. Sta
;. an hour at their counters
Isomething rew with ever
9 watch tick.
. jsoutheast cf centre.
Robes, Robes, Robe
THE work of matching, hal
. monizing, settling qualities
- lall done for you. Do tn
picking out In a tsinklinj
7ao0 or M,ee hnndre9 styL
=, at enc csHnttr.
Styles slipping cut ar
IT styles slipping in by tt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
OPENING oS ErT .sR ST0J mi

Ihe subscriber informs his rrl,rd. J
pubic generally that be M o,,,ns,
grocery store, at the sOnNlcast sssn,i, Nv,
anu Jefferson streets, and will keai, au
R39d assortment OF line gOols, whGsgnI
tell at tue lowest prlses. fholts NJ,
nol specially. A call i, ys.,.o,il "g n
ilcliei. Orders received ana ro,,", VI
N All parts OF the Itv, nltnon, Nj
charge. JOSE, N " MIiioI' MI iInd M
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
The following described real estate, viz,

ihe loiloWlhg described real estate, viz.
All thst certain lot Of land situate In the
city ol wilmington having a two sturipd brick
housr ihtreOn erected, and bounded and de-
tcrihcd AS follows to VII:
Begin" Ing at "a corner of land leased to Ah-
fanhin Robinson, on the pa -terly eide of Tat
nhli street between Eighth and Nj III stree 3
AZ inc distance of lIO feet from the noTiherly
sue OF Eighth st5tct, thence by II line of said
lhnu esse 'ly parallel to Eighth street 49, iet /
70 lhe westerly side OT an alley is feet 1
lncne5 wide at this place communicating with
Eighth street. thence by said alley sIao north .
cry pa allel to Tatuall street, ~ feet tna cor
her STAKE, thence westerly parallel To Eighth
htr'ct, - lcet to the aforesaid side OF TttuHll
strOet, ana thence thereby southprly 20 fcet 10
thr place OF bcginu ng, be the contents there
ul what y may, with tho use of alley, Ne.
ho0k G, Vol g., pagr li9 Sc.
StlLth ana taken In X Gu Ion as TIVE preper-
" OF BENJAMIN u. Wilson. admlnlstfatJf vi
susAh W ilsOh, and to be sold by
AILES LAM BsON, sheriff.
1888. ''' - n,st , ~ =
SHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE Or
~ writ of Lcvsn Eacias, to me dirrcfrd.
MHl De exposed 1" public sale at the couri
mouse on Market street between Tenth ana
hItytnt IN street, In the city Of Wilmington.
new SAstls County, ID laware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2sTI DAY OF APRIL. 1884
At2o'oluck, D. m
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
wANAMAKEK.s
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April Is, 1850

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April 10, 1855.
s------------------
The Gatihaldi!
London ard Paris ar t
wild over it.
What is il? Read what
the Times says:
1t remained for pretty Yankee girl to
fash upon Philadelphia bellies The first OF
the stylish Gatihaldi shirts, which are
now AL Tie rage in Lcndon aud the Eng
lish seaside resorts. Miss Smith, of Pro-
violence, X. l., r sister Of Mrs. Clement
B. Williams, wore one az wedding last
week, and now al the girls are scramb
ling to get one. Ultimately they vii
be as great a rage as the Jersey.
Who has itl DO you al
ways find the iatast novelties
They are Just off the
steamer; q limited lot. Come
quickly if you would see the
beautiful assortment.
Second floor, Chestnut rect front, Two
elevators.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
ID EmovAL

II EMOVAL
~ hsv1rg removed 10 No. 2Js)
Eonrth street, ! nm prepared 10
az ! sneot iron roviinR, RuttritT.
and loo WORK OF all Kinds Promptly n
10. lfn roofs repAirtd snd psinleil
mates furnished when desired M
pieatod To see all my old oustomuI
meny new ones ~ may wish TO nv
CALL ALExANDER CHGMH
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
NoxIun..
nnn

NohlSE.-TO THE HoNon
or ,ha aYpnSks Of the Court os a'OhAH
\, ine feAce and Jail Deiive0.,, a., ,ueneral Sod
,ba ,bs,smALe, 10 and for New ussy,toi ~ The stal
Wv unuersiFned, resperts hIn county,
Sec0nd ward OF the cl'S mele citizen, n
amnaeuy certify that PatfIrk p mlifhlngtou1
a,,.,sl, owners and orcn n,,, nkett and
~ shssuaieu ny Nos. los and ll1 ~ ~ OF the /
sne second ward, city, conn, aIktt att stirred
s.l, sn,u anu described In tbeIr anu Stat4 n
wno are applicants for n ii. pllcatlon
she seventh day Of NAV, A ~ % Mod
henl term OF said count for Il, -, iaSt bed
SaI9nK Liquors. In QUANTITIES w ue sale ofil
nhll gallon therein moi io ~ ess than
pIehlses, they being / rers nfunk n
kovub, wares and merchandin retA!le3
cost value Of their stock r',ns; ne aggl
maud Tor sails Is not les ipsthllY ked
uOliars; they are men of feiia fiian i've hnl
nnh good moral cha Ac sr,i,,A we OF sol
intoxicating liquors al saii'.b1At such
- accommodate the publIs, p,are Is nect
owners OF said house. ana ' atihey Al
is nNe hundred dollars. '"e true rental
Louis Harris. Jamfs Mevev
Richard Boothe. Kun Dunbir,
John n Bnsh, ~ SgVRael ml RAFFERTY,
Edward Meichoir. .in1",ies rshAlil
Samuel Reed, Ihn Hayes.
Charles Heinel, IN y illbat,
John FArnan, amue' liNl,
Phillp X shes AnbInIr b,ln IrAuh.
William McMcnamin. nnnnleN nn,.eN ,tteltlet
Francis McGiliiun. Inhni Inhs'ics " Harm,
Michael Mctiilllon. S1iiin, iullty
Dennis Conner, "'''''h liOop
al'-alt p. P.PLuSRsrr
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

MOTlUE - 300 SHAPES pP1
EN stock int isIuet By mo I'd
Lean AasooAltlon anu fer 3 la. Il
payment on tho soooIt Tutsiay 10
good ipveotmenti porNas is5lr.ug
ohass for thoTts'Sss u HONS N5uld
70 invest. Shares oan bo had By III
tho Secretary, W. }. MuRRo
nl2.I8teod ali Ff1Io1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
NoTicE-rnE wlLbiiNGi0N

NJ SSA Aa hh mALbllNGlUN
~ ICES ExeavatinH o., no d
prepared 70 reoetvoi All otisri ,pd :
premply. Leave orders At ths h
placer: Hoard OF Health tiaee, s
king streets; Matthew J KIis n
ndams etreets: samuel Sttulty "a
street, or otfico, No. III ku tonsC0l
Soutl W WilmirRten. JANIS I'd
OHk5rER a Hnn n
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
= writ OF Levari Faeias, 10 me d.
rected, viii be exposed 70 public sale, At he
Court House, on Market street, between Tenth
ana Eievenlh sti eets, in the city OF Winning
ton, New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

NyAgoNS, WAGONS, WAGONS,
wv will DO sold at John T. .Elliott's shops.
on Elliott avenue between ratnal and West
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

PEERLESS DYES ssa5hI asS rs Ss5aa;,1. E,ss.1