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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
Nnn1NAr1ONs CONTIRMED "a ME sENATE
ro KEEp ALE rrDLIc scHOOLs TREF.

Washington, Dec Ex-senator IIoar presented a
petition today signed by 1929 citizens Of Massa-
chusetis praying for the adoption N Constitutional
amendment which will prohibit the interference OF any
religious sect with the system OF common public schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

Rochester, y. T.. Dee 20 spcclaii.-l'ioie'sor
Henry 4. ward the celebrated naturalist and The man
who prepared The carcass Of Jumbo, the elephant
for exhibition, will start tomorrow on trip 10
Patagonia 10 make collection OF the animals OF
the country. He expects 10 be absent over a yehtI
and will visit some parts stu UNEMPLOYED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
cr,. .,ron c1psoy,s sI>rFRAcE Resolution.

washington, Dec. 90 CspecaI)-senator ODSoh' oi
Louisiana IS extremely anxious in regard 10 inc s
NJ the suffrage throughout the country ana ne 'oi"S
moved resolution for the appointment OF seico'
committee Of thirteen Senators TO lnVesusa'e 'n'
subject especially the election of State Officers al nc
November elections in Rhode Island and Louisaha'
and the Presidential election in New-l ork and lhdAha
and 10 report all facts showing whether any improper
undue and unlawful influences and practices were EN-
ployed. through conspiracies, trades, combinations
iuttmidaons corrupt of money, purchase OF Noes
or voters false registering false voting, stuhns Da
lotboxes bribery, or in any way whatever ana 10
What extent: and 10 make such recommendations as
It may deem necessary
There is no reason TO doubt that MI GIBSON ; so
,sctude on the subject OF the suffrage Is shared py
all the Republican Senators, and probably they VIII
not only cheerfully cooperate in making thorough
Investigation of the elections in the states menoheu
but will broaden the scope Of the resolution so a. 10
include West Virginia, Connecticut, Maryland VIZ
| eipia North Carolina, South Carolina MISSISSIPPI
Arkansas and some other states in which from uus
worthy Information. appears that such al VSsti
cation * sofeiy needed A thorough an sI,@@i.Iiis
PANTRY into the clcc tons IN West virginia liSiIa
] and North Carolina Will undoubtedly snow that me
| Harrison electors received fair plurality III each one
! Of these States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
A HOUSE. WARMING BY THE ESSEX GLUE.

The Essex Club, of Newark, gave reception and
house warming last night in celebration OF the open
ing of a handsome ballroom and bliard-room al
dition TO the spacious club house in Park Place. Be
tween 400 and 500 guests were present ana new
York orchestra discoursed music for promenade anu
dancing Cortlandt Parker, jr., led the german Al
midnight supper was served The clubhouse was pro
fusely decorated with plants and flowers. The guests
were received by the officers OF the club me COM
mitee of arrangements Frederick Frenghuy sen,
Cortlandt Parker ir., George II. Clark, IT., II. W..
Hayes Leon Beond, j. y. Yannes and E. II. Duryea'
Among the guests were the following gentlemen
and their wives: Benjamin Altha, 7. g. Agens, John
and Robert Ballantne, f. f. Bond. Franklin Murphy
George A. Halsey, ]. A. Clifford W. II. Baldwin,
+ H. Balbach, ir., Coolnel f. W. Campbell H. ~
Cougar Judge David Depuc, a. L. Dennis T. {.
Drake J. f. Fleming, l.. spencer Goble, 5 {.
Halsey, General J. Watts keamy Thomas y. DC
Cartel Elias A. Wilkinson. 4. B. Geddis. f. sergeant
Cortlandt Parker. ex- Chancellor hunyOn, Colonel T.
IT. " right exJudge Tecsc. :. =. Battn, william tlafk
Charles and William Bradley, W. Campbell CARE, \.
Pennington Whitehead. William spcdon. Among
other guests were Governor Green, Leon ALBEIT r
Arnold, of Orange, and W. c. Ludlow, OF Ne"-bruh>
wick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

authorized and empowered to send for persons and pa
by bin or otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
CRUEL USAGE OF A YOUNG WIFE,
F. W. LUrTGEN SUED FOR DIVORCE AND ALI
MoNY-cuARGEs oE DEGRADING TYRANNY

p W. LUTTGEN SUED FOR DIVORCE AND ALL
MoNy-cuARGEs OF DEGRADING TYRANNY
vben Miss penelope Agnes Marshall was married
m Frederick William Luttgen in 81. Thomass Church
On FIftbave on November %, 1877, the family OF
the bride who were people OF high social posuon''
refused to attend the wedding because they "eie o'
pleased with the match that she had MADE Inc
husband was a young broker OF good standihs' pu''
- tho allegations in the complaint 10 suit for
limited divorce which the wife has just begun
are true had traits OF character that "ere uesnou
10 make her life an unhappy one.
Thu vounr couple settled in Rutherford, y. D.,
whore they have since lived, Mr.. Luttgen coming
daily 10 this city, where ne has an Office In Chambers
ST. Mrs. Luttgen says that almost rom ue ooe"
ming of their married life he has shameiuiiy n'suS7o
h and that on account Of the blows, cruel language
and indignities heaped upon her. her eAis'enco naS
been a most miserable one. lie has applied oppro'
brtous entbets to her. she says; has compelled her
IN give him permission 10 open all her letters ana
do what he pleased with them; and has forced hcr
10 sign confessions OF improper conduct ior "hi0n
there was not shadow Of foundatloh'
Her life became unbearable, and on November
she left him and with her three children tooh rei"e
with friends Since that time they nave oeen sup
norted bv wealthy relatives in this city. The rev
Fyano,s 7 CIavton rector of Grace Church in Ruth
oxford has made an affidavit in the case. In which
bo SAYS that he has known Mrs. Luttgen Tor many
4
years and that she is woman OF amlaDie
generous and sympathetic good vile ana hio'ner
and a Christian lady. He states that ne mas seen
some of the written promises eXtorted from her
under duress by her husband and that they are most
| tyrannical and degrading in character. and are the
| product either of a diseased mind or of one who Is
bent on errorzing the mind and happiness OF another
BY promises the rector says Luttgen has sought
| to seclude his wife from her relatives, TO forbid
| her to visit New-York for five years, and caused
her to confess wrongs of which she was never guilty
| When the rector asked Mrs. LuttSen why she SUD-
mited 10 such requests and signed such promises she
replied that she was In dread of her husband and
| dared not refuse him The rector says that never
I'm bls life has he seen or heard OF such conditions
as these writings impose. ,,,.- !,
These statements coToborated in affdaylis by
| and Others The papers In the case have been
served on the defendant and he has been summohel
| 10 answer before the State Chancellor her demand
| for a sepai atlon allmony and the custody oil the
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
POTENTIAL COMMERCE. IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. Dec 20 (specisl-The debate on the
Potential Commerce" bill in the House Today was
lively and sOwden. Cummings and other opponents OF
the measure poured hot shot into it from both sides
If the House at furious rate Mr. Sowden vigor-
misty attacked the provision for iunketng COM
mittees and the Ntem of $4,000 for contingencies
Respecting the latter he said that The committee ap
oarently had put in this item to cover any omissions
which might have occurred; was en- etcetara pro-
vision a sort of blanket appropriation.
Amos j. Cummings astonlshed the House by most
earnest speech, which was loudly appia"ded. lie
,ecalled the jumbo bill Of nearly $4,000 600 which
became a law in 1852 President Arthur's veto
and the disastrous effect Of that measure upon the
oolitcal fortunes Of its authors and promoters mat
tJu appropriated more than S1oOOOOOO n single
YEAR il this bin should pass the Democratic honse
Of five months and half He warned the House 10
beware After having the clerk read an extract iro9
President Arthur's veto MESSAGE MI Ou"m.hss sau
take my stand on mat. ,, ,, -,
The time for general debate having expired the
after few lines had been disposed OF the House al
ourncd.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE
Washington, Dec. 90 (speciaD.-Thc Senate was In
executive session for twenty minutes this afternoon
and in that time acted favorably upon several nomi-
nations The appointments confirmed were such as
were made necessary by the condition Of public
business and included that Of Thomas Burke, of
Washington Territory, nominated yesterday TO be
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court Of that Territory
vice ex- Con grcs Charles T. Boyle, Of Pennsyl-
vania who died there Of pneumonia few days ago.
having been Chief Justice but few months Other
nominations confirmed were those of several army
nfers regularly promoted August 4. b. Beraid, re-
appointed Ostmaster al West Polnt, y y, ana
Orrin b. Hallam, of Kentucky, 10 be Deputy iirsl
hs reward fcT the VALUABLE services rendered by him
TO Speaker Carlisle In The Ihobe Carlisle case
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
The Bull in a China Store

He came in very dignlhed,
looked around, and saw such a
lull stock that he did not know
where TO begin his duty OF
smashing China, SO he said he
would DEF art If we promised
him one thing, and that was to
make a smash ourselves by
letting goods drop about 10 per
cent. all around, so our immense
line Of
Chamber Sets, Tea Sets,
Basque Figures, Vases,
Bone Plate, China Berry Sets,
Fruit Plates Jardineres,
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
And all fancy Glassware will
be dropped accordingly.
II you want anyRogers' goods
or Table Cutlery or good
Carving Knife and Fork come
and see US.
Pick out what you want and
we will lay it aside for you until
wanted,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

BrandyW!ne CoDOiaYs, No. 4, Hep,a.
tophs, or 8. W. IA csisbrAlsd their
hrst anniversary LAST evening, at Hep;s-
tOphs' ball, In tae Eckel Building. A
regular session Of the conclAYe was held,
when shortly alter the good OF the
order" had been reached Worthy Grand
Arohon Pierce marched iutn the room
followed by delegates from Frieudsh D
UonclAYe No, /, Washington No 9
Liberty No and EurGkA No. s. Ths
visit was planned IS a sarprise for
brhndyWine, the members OF these CON
clayes messing At Tenth and MArke;
streets and marching down In \ body,
but by some means ths secret leaked
OUT, AZ soon 90 the visitors were seated
rsoess Was taken for the purpose Of
oongrAtulAilpg the ne " Grand Arohon.
Lindsey l. Pierce, after which he made
brief speech, pledRirg himself TO dc
everything In bis power to Advnnce the
10 ierests OF the oElsI 10 this Stats,
He wAs followed BY Supreme Ayehon
Joseph PJle, who made g highly inter.
eating address, a which he detoFibsd
hts recent ofheiAi visit TO the vstlous
c9nelA7os throughout the United s,ate7,
and showed tina. tho order Is nov in q
healthy, prosperous condition ard In.
crossing in membership. New cor
olayes have been formed and Others
are being formed 10 EgvurAl q tn
States, ard with the great aud iueress
ing interest that ts being sBoWn in thl
/ order, the tpdioatlons are that 1850 viii
be ths banner year IN its history.
Mr.. Cook, OF eureka, No 8, F,ad IN
original humorous poem entitled uOI
Ny, On My" which c5nvultsd ia,
audience With laughter. TIE poer,
Itself ls msss Of AbsuFdltiea iulio!gn
70 mske confirmed dygpapH5 force
MS llIa, and the exec lent and iniml.hbll
Z nsuuer IA wL'Gh Il asa Eesd by M
Cook rendered IL oueo! the Nest a.t5zo
I've ieS'atts Of tht evening. Address.
. Eare asa Hata hy Ms7srs guWiyap q
/ No. Long n No Q, Wirth-5p Of No
snd Fatz1srEs o. NJ. 4. alter Tbl.l
an abundance Of c.ka Bng lemon ed
/ 1ss serTsd % ali p-asgat, and the tcees
/ Ing closed about II c'r.eck.
] a
Warmers Log Cain s4rsar4rfllA Z u
iates the Regulator B5E.l "a u.r ~
Lar e. 4ll le ia the market ii g5a.
tunl by p'cpators Of Warmers sat
-gG seia ny all 4gu zR#r-
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07


THE Hsass 81 R9pFossaiaH YES hAye
decided &, itks ap The Dlrsss rex blIi
sad sake alAl vols en- llA4 4 0. NJ.
~ she lisa Of this month. 91is blli
has passed ths ssaate, and 81 u d
Enown thsIa Is msiofl6y In favor Of
. IN ths house, there Il llltls doubI 0
~ oeibg sd3p ed, bat thsra ara many
fho thiak has when Il Ia submitted q
no Presideni ho viii veto II Tails, al
i' Eeli-haoSr, Is The lax iaal sAs lev.
o. on and paid By tbs loyal slAsas 10
ias general goPuF1msns Of che oom.
nsnoemeni OF ths rebellion. Ths bill
asov!dsl fos sho return OF SI7, 359 6s5 10
TIE several States Whlnn coniriDuysi,
ard OF Ihls amoaat there IL qaite !
tarzs gan oai7g to DsiAE1Fo. Fhs
pr9pOsil 10 rsiuro thli measy has been
opposed By mAoy OF tbs Democrats, Ia.
aludiRs sgnAi5S Salisbury oiihls 5.Ale,
,ni 10 w5u,d NOS DO surprised thai
evsn shsRld The bill pAsn the HouFe, q
vii DO vetoed By The President
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

The county sssssBors OF lhs three
dls,rlcis o! tals city ara now engaged IN
Masking the general Astessnenb and We
again urge pan our readers tse nesas
''y Of seeing that tbelr nsmss ere on
'as lsia and spelled correctly, with no
Ulcdle letters changed os lsfl uul a..
IiEeihos. L tbs assBssor OF your dis.
riot does NOS Gall upon you, cell upon
hi1 a. BIS Teiltsa:e, Ana bs sure thAt
5auE ZANE Il lak.n. Do Eoi wal. ur-
VI The asssssors hang up lhe,r llsp, 10
ascertain Nhaih5s or not you are assess
Cd. bat mtks sure OF The mAiler now,
We all rsmsn1ei tbs oulsAzsa psrpa-
irAlsi 81 the City H Ill lEat winter, and
his impoB!elliiy OF Republicans get
i!ng their names on a. that lime ThIs
should be lesson fer every r publ
,zn, and pTeEs1t his Egain failing le TO
saoA . zap Th'slgh matter OF Vital
lnporlAncs, sni It IL hoped every voter
vii Attend 70 II IN ane.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

have been doing for thil
Christmas season, ask PooS
News The whole story il
between It's covers; a com
Plefs hlh something OF the
scope and character OF most
Of the books, and in every
case the Wsnamaker prices
always fair and generally
below anybody eIse's
That's the Holiday side Of
Book News; the other sides
are there just as usual. We
mean Book News to be your
quick and safe guide to
everything that counts In
books or among book PEG
ole. so cents a year. Tie
mammoth Holiday number al
tie cOs1NEer or sent to any
for S csnks.
Year Thirteenth stree. entrance.
JoHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

As WAS ezpsosed, tbs Democrats
meIorlyy Of Oouncll refused LAST svsa.
Ing 70 ply the bill incurred b. Mayor
HsrEiIssou IL enpioyirg dele3 ives %
ferrei on the itlazal liquor seilsrs Ia
thls atty, We DO mol bsllevs that
mEiaEiiy o! tie DsnoorAAo parry viii
favor lhi5 so!lo ,slll, IS thslE reprs.
sentative meu hays chosen TO Edjp,
this course, the e1nrs parry viii
have 10 beIE the responsibility Of
Standing IN with lav-brsaksr,.
ard opposing ths tHorls OF !
hh7or, Who Is trying By every means
Ia bic payer 10 falhl tha soisnn obi.
gEli0n which he Asumma5 on aatsrlnR
upon the dalle8 OF his eff e. HID Ehie
blu oesn contracted by soma Council
oommilsee on . iunkettlng "trip to JET
soy Oily or sons other place, 70 see
HOY the railroad vas fenced In, thers
would NOT have bssn any ain ,ul,y IN
passing H. The people will not forge
ehis aissmpt 10 hinder ths Mayer In She
discharge Of his sworn duiy. We
beiieYe thai Presidsnt T ARA and Mr.
F3rreaI Of he Ninth ward, each Of
whom voted In favor Of paying Ihs bIll.
expressed the viii Of the majorl,y Of
the respectable mem beEB Of their party.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

THE Boston Advertiser, In noticing
he book relating to Wilmington and 8
ludussries, rsosnly published by The
3 ari OF rEeds OF this otiy, ssyt: AVA
mins,on musi Assarediy DO nov rated
high up on the industrial seals and rs
ceIve ser fall share Of te6 oEsdis o. pro
aucipg and furnishing % he world ~,
uuoiA q aOals, upan which oil depend
Tor suppllsl; aud VS. lfusi she exam ole
OF tbs enlorpglEing and vide awake
Board OF Trsds OF Tilm.ngtln Will be
enulssed By Others In order that :
Hhmn'uS may he given all nLRulA.tar
ing enieTptlges Ia AL teciions, attended,
with bsntfIs, By interchange, uhlsh
can only be rgAl Esd Ehen . familiarity
With the details o! what's 'FsrsPiring
Ii brought to public attention IN = pas
tiohl AID al.rAsdvs manner" This f.
bal one OF the ulAny notices shat thls
excellent work hiss received, and which
s. 20 HhoE that IL Ia lulhlllug It's pur
pose Of ilfeshpg Ail5Hdou 10 thls q "
% 8 de9liASie sll0 Tor manufacturer erd
hdnhries CT al. kinds. Tiers & n
doubI but thls work will In tlme bsEf
iruti by inducing capitalists 70 coms
hsEa SD multiply o1r many aud varied
Industries. Sill, beiors We csn expect
. full fEulil0n Of hops 10 tbs clreus.on.
some ehapgs VIII have b BE- msds IL
our Laws, 50 iha. u will MOI 30 posi- biz
for shtes ssssssors and Iso o1ugsy taz
eolleologS to dis'rAunhis1 lhs people
Whenever Il my sult thsm 10 DO 80
There is very Lids use n inviting msn
VIE have always tesn accustomed 10
-bEtng sresmen - come hsGs aud Hurren
asr their rigaI Of suffrage al the viii Of
> few politicians belonging 10 the DON'T
nAns party.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
The HANSON KmnrarI,o.

Some trouble has arisen in regard to
the transfer OF tho livery stable prop
erty OF Johu Hanson 70 Manuel Rlohtn
berger, IS hr. Hansen had, previous 70
bis G8sigumsuJ, Gsrsei 10 sell the prop
city 70 A. Ainecow, AID > deed for
The SANE was prera ed by George L
FoWnseud. Is Was not perfected, As
Mrs. Hansen reiuEed TO aprend her BlE-
nature, IL is, however, In the hands Of
dT. townsend, who rsfuses TO give
it IN uniCsH hs IA paid ths sum nf SlQ1
for the ttgvioes lie rendered IL effscllps
the sale and preparing the deed.
NJ. AlutcoN also c aims his right 10
the property, although 10 hiss rot paid
ore ccnt on it, end tEa mortgages apd
Judgements alSinei u CEfeal ~ least
81 eco the amount OF S7OJO, Which be
agreed to pAy for II. Hr. bynan, who
Is Mr. Riehenb6rg's attorney, refused to
approve the title unless this DEED
should Do destroyed, and hence tbs
amir hiss come TO Q Stand still. AT a
meeting OF the creditors Last evening
hi. Smith was Instructed to olfOr Mr.
FoWnEend 80 for tho deed, and In case
he reinsed, to enter suit aga,ngt him ia
0TltI 70 seeufe It and prevent any pos.
slbility Of further trouble over IL.
The estate ia inselYtnt, aud the trsd!-
toys amer the payment Of mortgages
and judgments, will not rscsigs hity
csnts on tie dollar, To further compli
cate the matter, Mr.. Hanson made 4
Judgment IN favor Of his daughter, Mrs.
HsTtnAn, for $500, alleging that HI
Lad used that amount belonging 10 liz
hret wife, and che had Away Intended
70 give II TO her daughter. The o,fditoIs
OBJECT 10 his hight a. this lsts day 10
mako snoh tlspgsi,iol Of bis property,
and Instructed MI Saith to notify Mrs.
hsEimsn and her coanse', Hon. O. b.
Lore, that they would c1ntsFt the valid
ny OF such claim. What the result viii
be cannot be predicted at this time, bn;
the common creditors would gladly &c:
Tie ~ tiity cents on the dollar.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

IT SEEMS like trying 10 resurreoI .
corpse Tor any one 10 eAdeAvor 70 boost
Mr.. Cleveland now, and ysi that lt
exAohy what some o! The Demo srauo
journals are trying TO do. His support.
ers know, and know 70 their sorro = j.,
that his Administration has been . fall.
ure, other wise the party would not have
met with the over WhelmlnE defeat o.
November 6. Four ysAEs ago ; Demo.
orAho Administration Was tried as
an experiment, and the people have
bhoEn By their volsB that they did not
Wish the experiment continued. The
order Tor the return OF the re5al battle
dsgs, The veto Of pension bills, coupled
With tbs Presidents unoAlled-ior In.
suits 10 the applicants, and last bat no.
leAsl his tres trade message, have killed
PRESIDENT Cleveland 90 dead, politically,
taA1 In toAE years from nov the man
who should attempt 10 urge hls rauoml,
Ramon Eeuld BE- conEideFsd 4 4 81 ris,.
toF An Insane asylum.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

out over tl22 900 w5rsh Of nauuiAo.ursd
osadnaiA fsi thls Is the aveesge daily
aasanh contiderinE 500 W@kisg DAYS
% ass year, and taking che output Of
w sos $50 f9E last yesf ~ q hAsk far
calculation. This seems wonderful, bat
70 n9ne ihs irss true, and che fAoi that
luF products are vi The rata Of about & Q
'tf capita daily for every nan, woman
b 40 shila Ia this city, sismps Whining.
on - ons 81 tbs gFsslasi mAuuiaoiur.
% plhlss, considering Its Size, Ia Ihis
.1rairy.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
FRIDAY. prpLnBER I. fsss.
NOTICE.

This paper ia printed on 9
Scott Webb Perfecging press,
with q capacity of "a 600 copies
printed, folded and counted IA
GO minutes. 1t Is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita-
ted owing to the RErUBmoAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and zee It in operation
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07

IaH las, Is expanded by CHE
JSsu)e 70 mega yesierisy lr IA a. SRI,
70 lle j1fy 10 lbs casa OF Rsusl & 81.
Va BLiri & Mitchell, is no dou der
reo., although 4 may seem harsh. 40
e1Eaing 10 the Ohisi Jusli,a, a retiring
psrinsS lie required, Doa only 10 noHiy
tae gloll3 through the newspapers o,
We di''5lallon 0! psEIzslHbip, bal he'll
ehd further repaired TO give pers5na'
hoH3e ~ Ell parties WiIh Whoa Ais ar1
hsye been tfslEa1'ing bus!nass. II b.
Tails In tie latter he renlers blmssll
i19'a ist azy ts5a As pArgy Of .sr.
t.-s foas.n'sg n Ills e "A nav s9a.
tiao' At.ss bic si!hltass., Thsse are
IA1'' rs. = III b. sell i5f buslaes,
men 70 understand, ~ .as genera, Enp.
p sls'ol asa slsAgs eee7 iha.s rss.ef
o, uA"soiglln o. --pN4n1s..4r .--arr.
ca ~ re ners5spsrs wrs t..t "a.
ri area 70 clear tls els4-.. ION
Lsf ''gz any ls8's .aa1 ~ ge can
Ek,lei 81 rvRrts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
ATTENTION. ATTENTION.
THE BRANCH OF THE GREAT
Boston Shoe Factory
Wants the reJder 10 call at
No z West Second Shoet

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away. You have q
chance OF receiving one by
simply buying a pair OF
shoes
We offer special bargains
in all kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and be convinced that
we can give you as good
value Tor your money as
you can get anywhere ii
the city.
Ore handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and a beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away
They are now on exhibition
10 the window of the great
Boston Shoe Factory
No 2 WEST SECOND ST..
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
AZ AEREABEEG
W. -PzAgTIuAL-
WATCHnAgER AND JBWELER,

RIO. l07 WEST sEuOND sTRBBr,
Between Shiplsy and oransssts VIII, pal.
Repairing 10 any Find Of ultoEa, Watches
and Juwoiry, At the choEpttt prices snd
warranted to gtVs satisfaction,
Alao, gold plating IN vets easos and lew
slFJ 81 che leWost priass. A2s-tasth'sta
Daily Republican., 1888-12-07
Don't You

Suppose we could give
you as good a bargain,
if not a better one, than
you could get in a Suit
Of Clothes or an Over.
coat; If not, why 2 We
are sure we are just as
anxious TO 8 Il asany one
could be, and we know
the people buy where
they get best suited at
the most moderate price
We think we know the
people of Wilmington
well enough to know
they want good goods
and such as win give
satisfaction, at fair
prices.
We don't mark our
goods at fancy prices
toT the purpose of after
ward having to m ark
down, but rather prefer
a small profit aud steady
sales. You know we
watch for bargains with
the ready cash TO pick
them up. We would
like to have you see the
bargains we are Offering
in suits and Overcoats.