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Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
ouesrFits and starts

The hts and stAIts-usiug these words
In their literal meaning-ofthe nervous
people often strike the beholder as In
dicrous. The nerves OF hearing OF such
unfortunAtes are painfully acute, and
impinged by abrupt, unexpected
noises, lead them sometimes TO perfoi m
sntica worthy Of . jumping-iack. At
the root OF nervousness, In most in
stances, 10 pom assimilation of the food,
and consequently innutrition OF the
nerves as OF the other Tissues OF the
body. This prolonged is, of course,
productive Of serious nervous disc ease
The remedy is Hostetter's Stomach BIZ.
ters, that invigorate the stomach and
enables 1t TO perform Its functions
properly. Soon after commencing @
course OF 1t, it will be found that the
nerves grow more tranquil by day,
nightly reposs becomes less interrupted,
and appetite more vigorous and satisfy
ing. These are the initial indications
followed by the complate restoration Of
nervous vigor. The Bitters also cure
fever and nRue, liver complaint anc
coDstipation. =.--.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
mra. nlexsland d Reeelvss

WARRINGTON, April 24.-Mrs oieVe'
land saw by appointment to-day large
mum Der OF ladies' and gentlemen. sht
received 10 the red psrlor, and wore q
new house gown Of REQ satin, made
with a Jacket batQus and loose front
She was looking very pretty and ami
mated, and had something new 70 say
to every one. ,.,-.
There were many inquiries for Miss
Cleveland, bat she spent the Donr oul
making calls OF her own. Among those
who eni Dyed this reception were hies
Florence Bay ard, MIS-. Senator lnRAll'
and her aister, Mrs. Hughes, OF Denver,
COL, Mrs. Don Dickinson, Mr. and
Mrs. E O. Halliday, the Misses Hunt
and their guests, Mrs WhelAn ana MS
Boiler, Miss EVArts, Mrs. Senate
Hearst, who presented Miss Townsend,
Of Boston; Commissioner Webb. MIS-
Greedy, Mrs. Senator Oockrell, Mrs' ano
Miss Leittr and Mrs. Senator Gray.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
sursiars In q iss,iroad station.

Burglars entered the station At Perry
mans, on the Philadelphia. whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad. early On
Tueaday morning and secured 3 email
sum Of money and some valuSoies:
Two youpR men, giving the names OF
Of George Wilson and George Watson, ds
charged with the crime, were tracked
to stepuey Station, on the Phnsdeiphia
Division OF the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad, where thny bought tickets
and took the train for Baltimore Tne
agent at Perrymsn's, Mr.. B. II. john
sop. aud J, II. Numbers boarded the
same train Of another station and found
Mr.. Johnsou's overooat In the posses-
sion OF Que OF the men. A telegram
was sent to Camden Station, and upon
the arrival OF the train In that city ?
Baltimore and Ohio detective arreated
the two men. They we're taken back TO
Perry IN ans, and after hearing before
Justice Cronin they were taken 20
Belair by p, W. 3 b. Railroad uetec'
tive.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
soe,al Keun,ou,

St. Johns Commandery No. /. Ma.
sonio knights Tsmplar, held o social
reunion o. the Masonic Temple last
evening. The committee Of arrange
nients consisted OF Sir Knight Enoch
Moore, chairman; Sir Kpights 3. M.
Kpox, W. Il. Cook, B. r. Bartram and
ID T. Matchett. A very interesting
entertsinment, consisting OF vocal and
instrumental music, Addre and reoi'
tations was given, after which refresh.
ments were cerved. Covers were laid
for 200 guests, among whom were U; H.
Ellwell Of Charleston Oommsndery, NO.
/, and lady OF Charleston, 8 O.; Sam
uel O Madden Of St Al6ans Oom'
mAudery OF Philadelphia and lady; FL
10. Taylor, of 81. AlbAns Oommandery,
and lady and Francis o Cotton.
Afier full Justice had been done tt
the many good things, the following
toasts and responses were given;
''The Order OF Knights Templar
Beautiful and Elevated In Its Teach
inRs, MAY it Fulfill its Missiop," 70
spouse by Eminent Sir Knight J. W
Lawson; nOur Oommandery," nj
nent Sir Knight J. Parke Poatlesi "rh'
Lodge and Chapter the Foundation
Upon Which Templsr Masonry
Stands" Dir Knight l.. II. Jaokson
sour Fair Gueste, the Ladies'" Emi
rent Sir Knight Alfred GAwthrop.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Tru,tecs Of the Poor.

The annual meeting Of the Trustees
Of the Poor Was held this morning IN
the office in the almshouBe. All tne
mem bers were present.
The firss business transacted whs the
e,so,ion of sfficers, which resulted se
follows: President, Thomas l.. j. bAla'
win: Secretary, j. Wilkens Oooohi
Traaaurer, Eimun Haman; Attorney,
w. j. Lyman; Superintendent or
A,mshouse. John Gathriei Nation,
Mrs. Guthrie; Superintendent OF Insane
Department, Mrs. Henderson.
Dr. Oqle presented the following
resolution, which was adopted;
Resolyed, That instead Of Q board OF
tvo phys sioiaps the board shall consist
al Ave. the same salaries as now paid
10 be eoually divided between them;
ora of the number 70 act as chief OF the
hoard and coroner's physician, the
others to act alternately, as directed py
the hospital committee.
Tne folio wing were placed In nomi'
nation; Drs. Pyle, Smith, Unger,
Hughes, Eahsy and Springer.
The vots resulted As follows; rye,
Ia: smith, Z; Uuger, 10; Hughes, IL;
Fahey, 10; Springer, IA.
Tine supt rintendent reported as fol-
lows for the quarter ending to-day:
Number admitted, 1855; discharged,
IA; deaths, 28; births, 8. The mum oer
OF inmates In the nlmshouse NJ the pres
ept time are: white men, 100; white
women, 81; white children, -; co,ored
men, is; colored women, Ii; coloreo
children, 8; total, 2o6. In insane de
parement, white nen, a; white women
81; oolored men, IL; eolored women ~
total, l04, The number OF deaths our
ling the last month were nine. Th'
number OF trAmps lodged the last quar-
ter was 1903, meals furnished 2.lS2
The following contracts were award
ed; Groceries, VIM. Lodge & Son; beef
~. d. Carpenter; salt meats, hsrt .
Bro mutton, George III. Beeson; bread
John b. Taylor; boots and shoes. DAnie
MoOusker; gaaoliae, Phillips q Kane
tobacco, John V. Christy q SOM nou
aud feed, Dlokey q 90 clothing, on %,
In. Moore; dry goods, Mrs. Joseph W
Hart; drugs, Herbert X. Watson.
The chair continued the com mitsee
OF the last board.
At Ia O'Clock the committee on ~
, counts retired. .."-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Breviues.
the cheapest hat house rn'the eisl
Rwm smrd RroH.' AOA Market street

The cheapest hat house ln'the eisy
Runn Fard Rroz.' 4OA Market saFees.
Try Bush's coal you will like IT.
A campaign note-A greGnbAcf.
BraEiIian Balm, immediate cure for numps,
brazilian Balm cures q cold; 90 doses, loc.
DO to Murphey's fer your bed sprinEs,
Buy your furniture At hurphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely Ike IL.
MillArd r. Davis, jeweler, 0 Il. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings, At HAnPs, Is II. Fourth.
Frank noop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street,
Pirat class furniture At Murphey's, 500 Ship
ley street.
wrtnsers repaired by Richmond, s.h and
TatnAll.
Time honored-The note that is mot pro-
tested.
Many . man who tries TO ride hobby
gets thrown finaliy. ---.-
Power Is unheAlthy. Bismarck now eiaimi
TO be sick.
A sugar ttuu-whon a girl asks you Il
keep . kiss for her.
The weather eye Of Signal Service eiicel
has forecast 10 it.
A Bosten beauty who wlntorsd in Rome
now alludes Ditneticllly to tho cuspidory'
A spring opening Tho keynote OF
watch. H.
HWhat streot did l come Gil off" asked
little boy wnhn his mother told MIN ne WA
made OF dust.
Furniture dealers s"e now displaying
spring peds and sptinR mattresses and othe
spring goods.
| do 70 Geo, II, Murphev'n for your parlo
chamber and dining room furniture. SVs ehil
| ley street.
| We stop tho press TO cay thst ii 1llis hn
the best cough candy at No. Wost Soeon'
| street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Adair's, the place for bedding.
satting Out Medges.

Three gangs of men are busily em.
ployed 10 setting out hedge plants Tor
the Dayton Hedge Company. each being
composed OF six men and Q pa,r OF
horseg. One gang is operating In Bran
dywine Hundred under Harry Perkinsi !
another gang in Ohrisiiana, Mill Greek
and White OiAy Creek Hundreds. under
Solomon Jersey; and the third gang IN
Now Castle, Red Lion and bt. georges,
under William Johneon, Each gang
can plant about elk miles In . week:
On Tuesday Mr., Hersey superlntenoea
the setting out OF about nall mile OF
plants on tho farm of Harry WOODS, IN
Chrlstiapa Hundred, and to-day he Ia
superintending the setting ons OF . mile NIL,
on the ia, m OF the Messrs. Pyle, I'm MIL
Greek Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
rha htreat Dtpartment.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Street and Sewer Directors wAH hsld
last evening.
BY the passage of resolution, the
grade OF Front street at Rodney Will be
lowered two feet.
Permission was granted Thomas Sam
worth to drain hls property, on Rodney
street AbOvs Front, Into oulyert on
Br mt street.
Gillespie 81 Co. were notified 10 repair
Linden utre,t where IL wRs torn mp for
tha purposs OF laying drain from
Wssley M E Church. -,
sstore adjourr Ing the following bills
were passed: Weekly pay roll, S79 12;
Lobden Gar Wheel Company, Sl6 70;
tha Harlan & HolllnEsworth Company,
81 1s; Henry Mckinney, $50; miSb al
LscnArd. s2l sS; Maurice Moran ,Ssz'oo'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
ssansbury j. whisy for mayor.

BtAnapury .. Wbioy t"s s&~s~N'
The following letter, dated April II
was handed to 6tansbury j. Wiley
yesterday:
An. BrAEsBuRY =. WILEY.
SIR: The undersikned cttlzsns ana
taxpayers OF Wilmington, recognising
your capacity and having full cona'
denoe in your integrity, respectfully
request that you permit us TO present to
tho Republicans ct the coming nomina-
tien election your name as oAndidete
for the office Of Mayor OF this city. We
have every reason 10 believe, from your
past record and your well knewn char
acter, that you can md will administer
the duties OF that important ohioo In
suoh n manner As TO meet the approval
OF every lover OF good government In
Wilmington. Respectfully yours, J.
Taylor Cause. j. L. Pusey, Job IL.
jackson, Washington Jones, Clement
b. Smyth, EiwArd Beits, George w.
Stone, Lindley o. Kent. e T. TsPi ior,
Robert M. Barr, II. T. Cause. II. W.
Cause, b. A, Rudolph, John W. Haw.
kius, aud one hundred and hfty others.
In reply, Mr.. Wiley writes as fol-
TO MEssRs. ]. TAYLOR CAUSE AND
OTHERS
GENTLEMEN: 1 have the honor t1
aokno " ledge the receipt OF your request
that permit you TO present my name
70 the RspublicAns ct the coming MONT
nation election a. o candidate for tht
offios OF mayor OF this city. / apPre
ciale most highly the expressions which
you have employed in reference to me
and my capacity TO dlsoharae the duties
which devolve upon the chief magis
trate Of this city.
| 1 trust that am not insensibie 10 tht
responslbllities which such an offie'
i'm poses and the rcQuitements necessary
to q fearless, rssolute aud independent
discharge OF the mauy duties SO essen
tial to good government in whining
ton.
II the presentation OF my name TO tn
Republicans OF this city at the nominn
tion election soon to take place, will, \
any way, assist In attaining In mnpicl
pal affairs the ends which every goo
citissn 90 earnestly desires, cheerful
, grant your request. Yours very II
spectiu!ly,
STANsBURy WILEY.
Wilmington, Apr, "a. 1888. =.
1t will, therefore, be seen thnt Nj
Wiley Ia now Rgnsrely In the held as
capd idate for the Republican nomini
tion ftr mayor. -..--..- 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
special mention.
~ " ! Enua


.hsa svsrybody ought 70 know that A.
Sorueapt gives $40 lbs. of the pest, we'll
cIssrsd coal In syesy ton YOU bug. Oak,
pine and hioory kindllng wood in large
loads, Limo for whitowashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. 0penin9 in the evening.
the Great Eye Remedy
Is DR.. Simms' Eye Cure. Inhsmed sore
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
defective eyesight from any cause are
nicely relieved aud quickly Cured.
Supplied in rs and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Simms 3 Son, 4th
and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
In REV Quarters.
III. Bourbon & Bro, manufacturers
of the celebrated b. b. b. olgAre, hsve
removed to their new store, No. 2l9
West Second street. Give them q call.
You oau go
into Fri L. BArton's watch club, ut ~
East Seventh street, for any priced
watch you Wish or for chain, ring, 90.
A few more Of those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
OF tobacco, ct only thirty cents pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange Streets
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf b the piact
70 buy your coal -.
Table bosrders, IS 50 Per weak at sls
Market street.
Thorn pson's sure cure for bone spayir
612 Tatnall street.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace, GOT Pine street.
Best bread and cakes In the city o
Wa,ton's, Seventh and Tatnell.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Tho salt nIouopoIy.

A despatch from Panama says the
General Government has determined to
abolish the salt monopoly on the 18th.
mus, This resolution Was, however,
only reached after large quantities OF
sails were In the hands OF the Govern
meut. Il Was therefore decided to
adopt the system Of the sale OF the
whole lot to one purchaser. This sale
took plaes on the 24th OF last month.
Tho purchaser Is given till October l
wherein to dispose OF this salt. On that
date the salt monopoly will cease to
exist on the Isthmus.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
AT s,rnmp,s shIpyerd.

PHILADELPHIA, April zo;-fhe
naval officers az Uramp's shlpSard were
estonished on Mondsy when tney saw
Secretary Wnitney walk into tue once
and ask to ba phown the progress OF tne
work on the new Government vesseis;
No one had known of his coming, an1
his arrival was general surprise ali
nround. The eeoretary, aitef LOOKING
a. the vessels with interest, expressed
himself as we'll pleased with shs pro
gresB made and oongratnlateu tne
Cramps upon their work. he was PAT.
tieuiarly interested In tho oynaniSe
cruiser aud ZhintkPs pnenmano e@un. @
He left foE WashiRgt gton atter spenoIhk
the entire day at the yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
The State CONVENTION.

Al the meeting of the Republican
6kAte Convention, held At Dover yester
day, It was decided to hold the election
for delegates 10 the State Convention on
Saturday. May 18th, and the conven-
tion on Thursday, May 17th, and the
following cali was Issued:
A State Convention of the Republi-
can party Of the State Of Delaware will
be held ct Dover, on Thursday, the
17th day OF May, A. D., 1883, ct IL
O'Clock m, for the purpose OF select
ing six delegates to represent this State
in the Republican National COnven.
ti0n, TO convene at Chicago, on the l9lh
day OF June next, TO dominate candi
dates for President and Vice President
OF the United States. The convention
will consist OF one hundred and sixty
(160) delegates, apportioned among the
several dtstriots, as follows: Forty (40)
delegates to be chosen from the Birst
district; thirty eight (35) delegates to
be chosen from the Second district;
forty f40) delegates 70 De chosen from
the Third district; forty two (42) dele
gates TO be chosen from the Fourth dis
trict; aud snoh delegates shall be appor.
toned among the several subdivisions
of each district As heretofore.
And further, 1t is ordered that the
modes of election shall be as follows
The Republican voters shall assemble
at the usual voting places In the severa
sub divisions of aRid districts on BAtur
tday, the 12th day OF May, A. D.. 1888,
and organize by eleoting three judge
to conduct th~ election, who shat forth
with, open tie polls and receive thu
ballots. In the First and Second dis
triots the polls shall be opened ct
to'olook p. m. and kept open until
to'clock p. m, and In the Third ant
Fourth distriots the polls shall b
Iopened at 2 O'Clock o. m. and kept opel
] until O'Clock p. m, subject 10 tn
lpower Of the district committee OF tn
several districts to alter the apportlon
ment among the several sub division
Of the district in which they are locate,
or TO change the mode OF choosing sue
delegates. Upon closing the polls th
judges shall publicly count the vot
and make out certificates OF election 1
duplicate. one whereof shall be d.
livored to the delegates elected, and th
other shall be forthwith mailed to th
chairman of the State Central Oommi
tea.
at the said election Rspublioans, Q
those pledging themselves to vote th
Republican ticket, only shall be Q
D lowed to vote, and the said electio
nhall be by ballot.
By order of the State Central Con
mittee. ....
JAMES PENNKwILL. Chairman.
DOVER, Del April "a, 1888.
al The following are the members
d the State COMMITTEES: Henry o. M
' Lear, John q. Baker and George
!. Capslle OF this city, H. Il. Appleton
samuel Silver and Amos Sharpless
New CASTLE County, outside of th
lefty; James Pennewill, DR., A. NJ Ds
% and Paris T. Carlisle OF Kent, an
4 Simeon Pennewill and John T. Long
4 Sussex. There was one vacancy on q
q committee from Sussex, which wi
d allied yesterday by Daniel ]. Layton
! IGeorgetown, the member Of the Rspu
I loan National Committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Tho markets.

The produce from the South Ia In
our markets In abundance. Butter
brought from 81 10 40 cents per pound
eggs. is to 90 cents dozen; cabbage, .
10 ID cents n head; tomatoes, 20 to 20
cents quart; squasher, o to s cents
apiece; rhubarb. 10 cents bunch; as
paraane, IS to 80 cents . bunob; new
potatoes, 40 cents a bali peck; cueum.
hers. to 8 cents apiece. Osher pre-
ducs ia selling for about the usual mar
ket price.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
AI,ye ana Well.

TIFFANY, OhIo, April 25.-slx weeks
ago w N. WilklB, travelling sa!es
man OF this place, disappeared. Last
Friday the body of n suicide was found
In Central Park, New York, which an
swered his description exactly. Yes
terday relatives were about TO board o
train for New York, TO get the remnins,
when Wilkin walked ont Of the car
alive and we'll Between grief hrss
and Joy after wards, bis wife was nearly
crAzsd,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Lamps, No. IL e. 7th, near King.
nov tho Do,awars alrls Charm.

The dAIssst girls In the whole State
OF Delaware live In WilmiDRton, and
we're in love with every one OF them.
The other night they gave leap-yeaf
party aud after treating the boys IKE
kipQs took them home. At tho gate
every maiden suddenly twisted pair
of loving arms around the yolng man q
neck, drew his head down, and tust De-
meath his mustachs planted her warm
rosy llps. For only an instant the kiss
lasted, while the embrace tiRhtened Int
q rapturous hug. and then she fiei dow
the street, leaving only o dream Of bliFi
aud an astonished young man.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
rhn sixtI-nInth.

The sixty.ninth anniversary of ODD
Fellowship, under the auspices Of
Eden Lodge, No. 34i l. o. Q. E., will
Thursday evening, April 20, at Z 80
O'Clock. A general Invitation Is ex
tended to the members OF the order. An
interesting program has been arranged.
The room has been handsomely deco
rated for the occasion, and q good time
10 anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Jauu,,ngs rhTough ireland.

Rev. Jacob Todd will deliver his lee
ture, entitled "JauntinRs Through Ire
land" this evening, in St. Pauls M. E:
Church, and All who wish to be amused
az well as Instructed should go and
hear him. The admission fee is oO
cents, and the prooeeds derived from
their sale are for the benefit OF the
swedish Mission. DIR. Todd Is an clio.
quent speaker, and those who attend
,he ohureh this evening will not say
that they have lost an hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
A bloody ARRAY

10 often the result OF "bad blood" in n
family or community, but nowhere is
bad bloUd more destructive Of happi
nesB and health than In the human eys.
tenn. When the life current is foul and
sluggish with impurities, aud is slowly
distributing Its poisens to every part OF
the body, the peril to health, and hfs
even, Ia imminent. Early symptoms
are dull and drewsy feelings, severe
hesd nches, coated tongue poor appetite,
indigestion and general lassitude. Delay
In treatment may entail tina most Beri,
ous conseq quenoes. Don't let disease get
q strong hold ON youe constitution, but
treat youreelf by using DR.. Pleroe'i
Golden Medical Discovery, and be re-
stored to the blessings of health. AL
drusRlBts.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
NaMs HummAry.

The committee to select . place for the
annual convention or encampment OF the
German Baptists of the United States has
decided on Harrisonburg, Virginia The
convention will be held the first Tuesday
after Whit Sunday in 1889. From ten to
fifteen thousand persons of this denomi-
nation, representing every State and Ter.
ritory In the Union, usually attend these
annual meetings.
B. + Boydston shot and fatally wound
ed Miss Lulu Frazier. In Cooper, Texas,
Monday afternoon, and then committed
suicide. The couple were engaged to be
married. The knot was to have been tied
last Saturday night, but the young wo'
man postponed the wedding and the
shooting was the result.
In the District Court in Maiden, Massa-
chusetts, yesterday, MIS- Abby H. Con-
ner was placed under $4,000 bail to ans
wer chatge OF manslaughter for caus-
Ing the death OF her daughter, Mrs. Lot
tie A. James, "the victim Of the Chris
tian science affair at Medford last Thurs
day."
Governor Beaver yesterday appointed a
commission, under the act OF June IA,
1887, to select site and erect thereon a
hospital, at or near HAzleton, Penns., for
injured persons in the middle coal fields.
An appropriation OF $4,000 has been
made for the purpose.
The body OF Ex-Governor Hoffman ar
rived at New York yesterday on the
steamer Fulda. 1t will be taken tC
Grace Church, from whence the funeral
, will take place the latter part OF th'
week.
The Montgomery Hotel, ths Cherr,
County Bank aud Sparks Bro hers store
in Valentine, Nebraska, were burned
Monday night. Loss, $4,000, with small
insurance. .-
A revolving saw In Kent & Coz wood
en- ware factory, at CORY, Penna., burs
last evening, killing Embert l., Bishol
I and dangerously injuring Lynn Perkinf
Two Cinnamon in Easton, Penna,
! yesterday clubbed and severely beat Col
. lector Kuecht and Mayor Troxell, VIII
, called to collect their taxes. ..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
A Gentle Hint,

The weAthsr Is now getting pleasant;
you will All have to change your cloth
ing. What makes you walt 90 long
when you oan have your choice uowf
We have the largest atook that ever we
had In our store before. Do mot hesi.
tate to come and look and examine our
stock. We do not ask you to buy; you
must see the price on each garment In
plain figures, and appeal 70 your Judg.
ment and sse what you shall do. Re
memb that ID. Meyers tells you these
factr, N. w. corner Fifth and Market
streets. Satisfaction guaranteed OF
money refunded.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Haardinr housa Rsat.

There has been in this town for the
last two months or 30 very stylish,
fac looking young man, OF agreeable
manners aud fluent speech, mea lum
size and rather heavy built, With hne,
large dark eyes, who, without refer
ences, secures boarding place. ne
remains for few meals and then dts
appearssas together with money OF
watches, or amy Other convenient poek.
etable article. Two boarding house
keepers have been victims to his prom
cheney; the first losing eight dollars and
the other sixty.hve dollar watch he
gives . different name at each house.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
Oomae.

Bio coffee, 20, % and $50. per pound.
Laguyra coffee, 2b, 28 and 300. per
pound. MArioAibo coffee, %, 2S and 300.
per pound. Java Blend, 900 per
pound, 8 pounds for 85e. Old Cow
Java, 35C. per pound, s pounds for 81.
Genuine Mocha, best In the market,
$50. per pound. FL r. Nichols, Sixth
and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-25
For refriReIAtors go to Adalr'f.
Ionn su,,,ysn n. Bos.o N

BosroN, April 2a.-rhe steamer oat'
slonia is still at quarantine, but John
L. Sullivan, the pugilist, vas taken
aboard tug by his friends End brough'
to this city. Shortly after Sullivan's
arrival he called at the Herald office
and issued challenge to fight any man
in the world In q sixteen foot ring, Lon
don prize ring or Marquis of Queens
berry rules for $10,0 900 side A de.
posit OF $500 was made with the Herald
sporting editor. Sullivan claims thai
| he prefers that KirAip Or Mitchell shall
accent, =5.-----