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Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
Eloned WIlh ! Neero.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, AuI. s.-areity
M6Rgis Parent 10 10 years OLD,
and lived with her parents and
tv o sleters at No. 1926 st. Louis street.
Several days ago she left home in oom-
pAny with Allen Davis. q rather eood.
looking light oonpleEiuBed calortd
HullmAu car porter, running between
this city and Chicago. How she be-
came acquainted with him Is not
known. Sbs wss formerly employed In
Oh eating saloon, aud, thouah oontid'r
oil Wild, was not thought TO ba dePrhv'
oil. When she left homo she tol her
naothsr that she was going to see dress
make. Her father, Thl Is resleota'
bic, hArdworkins nan, declares I tAt ne
viii kill Davis Gu sight sono cf ths lat
tbrB trieHds seem 10 hsve known 9f tbe
Intimacy, aBd appeared pleased over
ID, bat mona would AokuoHles & that
they had any ideA OF the " whereEbo lts OF
the couple They are believed tO bs In
QhloAgo.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
Half Rnte. % NAshInrton.

For the benefit Of those desiring to St.
tend tie obssquies of the late General
Sheridan, to be held st Washington, on
Saturday, August llth, the Pennslyys.
mia RAilroad Company will soil excur.
sion tickets from Philadelphia and
principal stations on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington % Baltimore Railroad to
Washington, good on sBy regular train,
except limited express trAins, In both
dltectloDs, on Saturday only OF one
fare for the round trip. The ceremonies
attending the Obsequies OF the general
Of the army are very impressive and In
teTestlnR, and the universal grief at the
death OF so distinguished q soldier will
donbtless induce many to avail them
selves OF the opportunity to be present,
afforded by these very loR rates, The
tickets will be good 20 return until and
including the last train leaving Wash
lngton for Philadelphia aud interme
dlAte points before midnight OF sAtur'
day.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
EnsOuntsr with = AAdman.

ELIzABETH, N. j., Aug. O.-An Incl
dent occurre here yesterday which
promises to break the theory that Fred
Baldwin is the man who murdered Ed
ward L Miller at Westheld. DR.. Thos
L, Hough ad a thrilling encounter with
a mailman yesterday afternoon. He had
been to see patient and was accom-
pan ed in his carriage by Master Harry
Hoseubureer, q son of the late Rev. DR..
HoseuburIer, of Philadelphia. In a
lonely spot the cArIi &c overlook a man
walk ing on the road The man held a
hammer in zach hand. He struck at the
horke's head W ith one of them, AS the
cal riaRe passed him the man sprang on
the back of 1t and attemp ed to strlse the
Doctor, wto raised his whip aud gave
The intruder two stinging cuts in the
face In attempting to avoid the aecond
blow the man lost his grip and fell OIL
but continued TO run after the carriage
iof some distance. The Doc or's assail'
ant left his hat and oIe Of tha hammers
IN the carriage, shich DR. Hough care
ltssly threw out into the road, aitei
driving some distance. The man is de
scr ibtd as being fairly well dressed, o.
wild appearance and bloodshot eyes.
DR. Hough did not think seri usly ol
the matter until reaching friends resi-
dence on Jefferson avenue, where he was
told that an insane man had been seen
in the neighborhood. He did not report
the matter 10 the police until to day
The jury In the Westheld murder case
found that the victim, E l. Miller, had
been killed by blows inf icted by ham
mer or like ms rumeRt. The front o.
Idil er's skull was hammered into shape
! lessness. Frederick Baldwin, who was
arrest, on suspicion, is now in the couu
ty jail ava iting the action Of the Grant
Jury. BaldWin's inability TO explain
the whereabouts OF Miller's satchell
which he says was Lest in his barn, is th
strongest evidence against him Tn,
polce have a strong suspicion that DIR
Hough s crazy assailant is the murdere
OF the WCstiield victim.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
unaan Horairn Labor.


NEW YoRK, Aug. S.-rha Congress
sionAl Emigratlon Investigating Oom.
mittee resumed its session to-day. Miss
Berg, employed In . shirt factory, said
that thGee years ago girls In her busi-
ness had no dimoulty tn earning 81,
aud skilled Workwomen could make 20
to SO . week. Ginoo then Poles and
Russians had been brought In 20 work
for 81 and 81 90 week and the wages
OF the female employees were reduced.
The girls had gtrnok, bat without any
result The inhuK Of Russian and
Polish Jews WAS reducing the wages OF
WORKING women in this city from 20 to
GO per cent.
Helen AukueE, employed In the
manufacture Of rubber goods, tsstlhed
that the reduction In prices Of labor be
gan ten years ago. Then the women
could make $40 . week. Last winter
an expert could not make more than
S5. These reductions were caused by
contractors who took the work 10 their
houses to do II at low agures. These
contractors were HungNrlARs. Poles and
blAvs. Low wages prevailed at present
on account OF tho great tide Of immi.
grafton OF Russian and Polish jews
who worked on lew wages and lived In
human btehives.
Matthias Wolienspaok, an Alsatiau
silk dyer, who arrived In this country
yesterday, testified that he came here
Without means; that Mrs. Simon, 2O6
East Fifty. second street, paid his
passage, and that . workman In the
employ of Mrs simons' son, AuRust, At
Paterson, N. j., handed him q despatch
ordering him to Paterson.
In the afternoon session, DR.. Charles
Hoyt, for twenty years secretary OF the
New York Bosrd Of Charities, testlfled
ihsre were four and q half times ~
many foreign paupers in this State 90
native In proportion TO the two branches
Of the population. The foreign populA-
tion furnish twice as many insane aa
the natives. Police court returns show
more foreign thAn native criminals. All
the insane Asylums are full. The wit
ness could furnish ample proof thai
many immigrants had been assisted
He could prove that the poor Law guar,
dianB In Ireland In 1889 had "assiSted'
poor people to emiRrAte. Many went Ia
Canada and thence crossed the border Il
this State, Atout three hundred OF then
were In the pooEhouBeB in the uppei
part OF. this State. The Tuke Hmi
grafton Society Of England exported
several hundred people to OAnadR IN
late years. The witness had been in
) strumentAl in sending some of them
back over the border, Kind-heATted
men were accustomed TO meet the las
sisted" men at Mersey and urge them
] to continue heir journey into the StAtI
, Of New York.
This doctor was in favor OF putting /
police force on the Canada border t
,qAEd Agalust au,h OH sctisnAhle immi
grafton. Witness said he believed
,0e0 immigrants had landed in On
taTio within the last six months. To dal
! he sent man back to Canada who lef
Liverpool July 10. DR.. Hoyt expeotei
. that the same man would cross oveT III
Canada border again, Even the Mex
/ eau border should be watched to keel
! Cut the Objectionable immigrants.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
nAWs sUnaARX.
Ys,io,v rsvsr ia BIorlua--Aaurdtr and !
suIoIds-sIeW Dat the oAS- Jnmped
the TAaek.

yellow TeVsF Ia EIoEiuA-Hhurddr and
suJoIde-alew Out the oAS- Jumped
the rAAek.
Surgeon General Hamilton yesterday
received telegram from DR.. Guitpras, At
Jack, onville. Florida, reporting the dis
eovery yesterday morning Of two Gases OF
yellow fever there. 0ne had been In the
city six days from Orlando, the other had
not been out of the city. Two 9th sus-
plcious cases were noted. DR.. Vuiteras
fears II Is the beginning o! an out oreak'
Az the RoekwOed Pottery, In Cincin-.
natl, Yesterday, William Auckland. Of
DAYTON, Kentucky, who hiss been e ting
strSn Vely and is supposed to be Of un.
sound mind, without any apparent mo-
tive shot Superintendent Joseph Bailey,
sr Engineer Albert Freyer and then
himself. Auckland, It Is thought will
de.
Mrs. Haynes and her hve-year cid son.
OF OGwego, New York, arrived At hotel
in Lewiston, Maine, on Tuesday night
Before going To bed she blew out lhe gas,
and both sho and the child were found
yesterday morning In such a condition
that their recovery is doubtful.
Three cars on a north bound Harlem
fieight train jumped he track at One
hundred and.siIty-second street and
Fourth avenue, New York, yesterday,
wrecking the tain and delaying other
trains two and one-half hours.
The house of Andrew Saline, ranch
msn, near Fort Lewis, Colorado, was
found In ashes on Tuesday. Saline and
1871 ear old ton Of William Roberts, an
other ranchmAn, were burned to death.
The cause OF the tlre Is mystery.
A man named Hopp, who registered at
a hotel In Battle Creek, Michigan, as
from Nevada, Ohio, died suddebly on
ITuesday, II symptoms gave rice to "a
report that he died of Asia &c chole u.
IPhysic iAns are investigating the ctuse.
Henry Turner, a tailor, OF Boston, ha
dlsappeared, alter disp siug OF o large
quantity of goods Obtained from dry
goods Arms. DE also leaves between 20
hud 80 girls, whom he employed, Unpaid
Mrs. Mary A. Scott, widow Of the Con
ltedeTate GeGeral, Thomas A Scott COM
mitted suicide by taking ehloroi6rm, 10
Memphis, yesterday morning. 1t Is sup
posed that poverty vas the cause.
The Secretary of War yeste day morn :
Ing received telegram from General
Howard sayiug that the diihcultiea Win
The Ind ians seemed at an end aud pc did
pot anticipate futthur trouble
BrAkemen on the Duluth and Iron
IRapEe Railroad who who have been get
ling s55 per month arc on strife Tor
lI65, stopping the Is ore trains bttWeer
he miHes and two harbors.
s. NJ. Rlcs EFT, a wealthy Cumberland
bounty farmer lost $3.50 at the three
gard nome game" which he played it'll
confidence men who pretended they
want d to buy his farm,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
Dsran,aE Hls wlGs.:OharAo,sr.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 0,-Edward D.
Bunnell. one Of the "old sportA" who
formerly graeed the corners at Eighth and
Samson streets, and who had fitted up
town after the crusad4 of the Press had
DR. ven the tiger from his old lairs. was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Mitchell
to one year in the county prison for cat
ting his wife with penknife.
BunRell is tall, well proportioned
man, Of handsome face. Hisappearance
Ia made more striking by the contrast
formed by light brown mustache, with
q head of closely cropped gray hair. he
was neatly dressed aud seemed altogether
out of place among the nondescript Hst
OF dirty and ragged dock angels which
filled the space reserved in the New
Court House for criminals. His wifs is
also tall woman of fne agure and hand
some features As result OF q conver
sation held by her with her husband,
through the bars OF the dock, she ex'
pressed an UNIV illingness, when she took
the witness stand, to prosecute her hus
band. She asked that the case be drop
ped,
Assistant District Attorney Finlettel
refused this request on acc. uni
of the serious nature of the re
Quest, aud insisted on hearing Mrs
BunLells testimony. She then testified
that whenever Bunnell went home drunk
he beat her. On Saturday night he
caught her by the throat and cut her Ii
toe stomach with penkniie.
In his own defense Bunnell claimeC
that when he went home on Saturday
night he discovered a man in his wife'l
] bed room, who IN escaping struck him 6
binding blow In tha eye, traces OF which
yet appeared. In "a Ieall us rage he strucl
his wife, and may have used tn, KIN ifa
which he had out to cut piece OF TO-
bacco
When Mrs. Bunnell was recalled h
the stand she Indignantly denied tn
statement of her usband.
"Who Olacked his eyer" asked Judg
NJ iichell.
al did, J" sbc answered; "I struck hin
with my fist
The Jury found Bunnell guilty with
out leaving the bJx, and Mrs. Bunnel
was called again to the stand. Judg
Mitchell asker her;
"D1 you W sh to let your husban
of :"
mo, sir" said she, 81 want him pun
| ishsd."
''whAt does he do for llvlngl"
"He's doing nothing row. He's
gambler.
'To try 20 set out Of such a scrape,
taid Judge Mitchell to Bundellr when h
had been ordered 70 stand up In th
dock, "by tying TO besmirch the fol
fame of your wife IL as mean a thing q
a man can be guilty Of. will sontenc
you to one year In the county prison."
The sentenee was the limit Of the law
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
Funeral preparations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-IR churches
and barracks the day has been one OF
stir and preparation for the last rites Of
reliRI0n and war over the remAins OF
the talented Sheridan. General Mac
Feeley and MSjoT Lydecker, IN oonuec-
tlon with DR.. 0'Reilly, from Nonqnltt,
have been busy carrying ont the plans
for the funeral here. Rev. Father
MAckin, pastor Of St. Matthews .
Church, the place Of the obsequies,
having given directions for the eppro.
PIRATE funeral deSorAtion OF the interior
OF the edifoe, had conference with
Cardinal Gibbons In Baltimore 10 day
respecting the eoolesiastlcAl features OF
the ceremony,
The imposing oatafaIque used on the
occasion OF the memorial services 70
King Alfonso Of Spain has besn placed
before tina high altar, which will exposs
the oGsket TO view Of the entire Assem-
blAge. The national oolors and m ouIn
ing emblems have been drapsd about
the funeral structure in tasteful pro
fusion. Tho floral display oil leaf and
blooming plants will be addsd to m or
row, before the time for the arrival Of
the remains. The walls of the ancient
structure have also been literally decor
Ated within and without. The CAtdi'
nails throne has been placed on the left
side Of the altar and iS appropriately
dISped.
while the office of the sanctuary srs
thus being given q degree OF stately
solemnity oommepsurAte with the
career Of the distinauilhsd dead, ct the
barracks arrangements Ars being made
to Surround the sad occasion with pomp
and Circumstance Of martial display. a
ostsson will be the great soldiers
funeral car. At the barracks to-day, by
direction of Colonel Gibson, one OF thess
heavy iron-shod vehlolns Of war Wal
rum bled out OF the artillery park and
prepared for the sR1 honor Of bearing
the remains of Sheridan TO their last
resting place in the bivouAo OF the mar
tiAl dead.
at Arlington four black war horses,
the hnest In the garrison stud, and etsl
wart helmetsd and wAr.llke positions
have selected to transport the soldier e
bier.
During the RsquIum Mas OardlnA'
Gibbons will make some remarks II
being Mrs. SherldAn's wish that he
should do 90. The Mass will be BunR
BY the choir Of the church, the PsalmB,
before and after, being intoned in Gre.
RosiAn measure by an imposing body oil
the clergy from this and other diooeses.
All the details about the church, except
the ecclesiastical ceremonies, will be
under the direction OF officers Of the
army.
Ia All respects the funeral display
will be confined 70 the hustere wArlikt
pageant prescribed by army regulations
for the Commanding General.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
A uhenn EInnmant

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a .uAir 1 I
runsVays-AdR Grant, 13 years old,
and Harry q. Carson, aged about Is
yeaTE-wefe arrested Rt the Broad
Street Station last night by O1lSer
Alfred Kosnig, Of the Twentieth dis.
triot. The girl, who is very small for
her age, attracted the policeman's Attsn-
tion while wandering Aim lestly about
the depot. She told him that she lived
at Lawrence station, N. j., but had
left thers . week ago with Carson, for
whom she was waiting. Carson, array.
cd in 20 WbOy attire, came up to where
the girl was talking TO the officer, and
both were looked up. At the Central
station the girl said that she had walk
ed from Trenton TO this city, having
started on Thursday last, and slept In
barns on the way. She acknowledged
that sbe was In delicate condition, and
said that Carson and her BtepfAther
were responsible for It. Carson said he
Intended to marry the girl. He was
oonmitted to prison, and the girl was
handed over to the Society for the Pro-
Geotlon OF Children from Cruelty.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
Aneannradn usnrured.

wAvERLY, N, Y, Aug, s.-Warren
Simpson, 3 noted sars.o Wer, higL way.
man and thief, whj is the rinslsAder of
gssg that has been at work In 5as
queh2nnA County, PsnusylvaniA, was
captured ~ an early hour this morning c
at Blossbnrg, The detective woo male
the capture narrowly escaped desth
from shot fred by Simpson. The Off
Ger has been Ave months In lOcatioR
Simpson and Rettins him whore a cap
ture could be made with certainty.
Simpson Is q desperate OF the worst
kind. He has been Ia hid ng in lum,
Der camps under tn gulse of lumber
man, End recently siSbbsd 4 man in
the shoulder, and the vioJim lie now at
the point cf death s mpson wss taken
TO ths Welsboro jail,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
RronI,s wnanRabel. /.

AsBURY PARK, Aug, 8-The Grand
Army men of this vicinity are incensed
at the action of the Prohibluonists in
stretching banner ACROSS Main street
containing the names OF their candi.
dates for President and Vice President
and pref king "G snerAl" to the latter's
name. On the day OF the raising q
Grand Army veteran stood by, and, As
the banner was hauled out, he turned
to another and said:
'iComrade, that second name 10 the
name OF Confederate brigaaierl It's o
nice thing 10 hang across the streets OF
Asbury Park"
This remark reached the ears Of the
Prohibition leaders, who ordered the
banner taken down and the next day II
wAs run out again with the "Gen. "
painted out and "Dr." painted in.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
SAD Drowning case.

Elijah Wheaton, with his wife, hiS
sons wife and four children, who re-
side near Psnnsville, New Jersey At
tended . plonio At Pennsgrove yester-
day afternoon, snd In the evening on
their way home their sloop WAS cap
sizsd by the storm, which struok 1t near
Deep Water Point and the women and
CHI dTen were drowned. Mr.. Wheaton
And a man employed in assisting TO
mAnsgs the sloop barely esoaPed with
their liyes. The bodies have not yet
been recovered. Two or three mark ct
skiffs weIs also oApslzad by the storm,
and their loads OF produce lost, but for
tunRtely the owntrs escaped drowning
and mRaRRed to reach the shore.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
IirbtnInu Peeses rhrough a AI4d.

PI1TsBURg, Pa, Aug. -Llgh lining
struck the dwelling OF Willl,m q rove,
oh Gazzsn Elu, IN this city, this Ia orn
ing. Grove and HE wife were asleep
when the storm broke. The bolt aNFuck
the chimney, and, SITTER shAtterlng It.,
oh tt red the sleeping Io2m. 1t pAsHed
through q bid. ths spriDRs acting rs q
conductor, aud the entire lett side OF
Grog YES body was bnrnsd. MrF. rove
Was rendered Enc1nsoiols, bus rtcoV'
eted in o short ttmB. Grove WIS re-
moved 10 q hospital, whore he 10 ytng
Id q very uIttioAl curd ion. be
oTher ocoupants of thG boase we're oE IL
stunned, bat WeLs terribly frightdnea'
Ihs bouse was so badly shattered that
IL will have - be reb1ilt,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
saIanfHnrnaa.

L. ". Stidham B S)n, auotloneers,
sold for Robert MoOAddenr At the Bslle-
vus Hotel, Ninth ward, City Of Will
miugton, on Wednesday, August 8th,
1888, COWS rs folloWs; Si4, S38, 800,
$50, $40, $50, $4S, 30, Bi5 so. $50 20,
SAG, SEQ, $50, S45, $50 so, SAC, tS1, $40,
S29 80, $3.50, S37, S2s; average for the
81 head OF COWS. $4s 40. The sale was
we'll attended. The COWS were good and
sold ct reasonable prices. Mr. McCAd'
den will have another sale In three
weeks, August 29th, whea LIE will have
Q superior lot Of cows
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
Conc 70 mldalstown.

H Il. Ward, Esa, who Was counsel
for Charles Henry R9Idel, who is stn
fenced to hanged al Now Castle to NOR
row for the murder OF his wife and sen
In Sept, mber last went TO MiddletoWn
this morning to visit the Governor, o
urge upon his Exc3lleney to grant re.
spite fos tie condemned man. IL 8
not probable that the respits will te
granted.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09

Everybody likes the Monitor OF
Stove. It 10 the only oil stove shat will
not explode; 1t cannot geDerats any gas
in the oil tank, owing to the unvarying
supply OF oil TO the wicksi 1t produces .
uniform aud steady heat It preserves
the wick four times As long and gives
20 per cent. more heat than any other
oil stove. You oAu do your washing
and ironing with 1t; 1t is the tidy house
keeoer's best friend. For sale at the
Piokels Stove and Heater Co.. No. sos
Shlpley street, Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
sohool ApproprIatIons.

The trustees OF the New Castle Com
mons, At the meeting on Wednesday
night, appointed . committee to prepare
plans and spacifeations for the erection
OF two additional rooms to school No. 2,
and other repairs. No was also or
dered to be repAinted. The sum OF $500
was appropriated for the above obj jscts.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
Dooease Of a Prominent Man.

Hiram W. MoOol,ey died q: his rtsi-
dsnce in Milford on Wednesday morn
ing, after an illness Of about thee
weeks, aged 73 years. He WAS an
earnest Republican, rs well as public
spirited oItiLsB, and his deoeAse is "a loss
to the community In which he resided.
He was member sHd also president OF
the town council for several years, aud
was always ready and willing to pro
mote every lAudable WORK.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
ALnrga nxnnrEIon.

The excR rsion Of S.. Jossph's OAthc-
lie Suudsy school took place this morn
ing, special train leaving the W. q
N, r. Il. depot at s O'Clock for Biz
minghAm Park. There were about tive
hundred participants. It 10 expected
that large number will 90 up on the
afternoon train.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
nhan. EIonrsIen to RashInE.on.

In order to give the public an oppor.
tuuity to witness the obsequies OF Cen
erAl Sheridan, the b. q o. railroad Will
run q special train to Washington, Au-
gust IL, leaving Delaware avenue sta
tIOn, ct 8.46 ., m arriving at Washing
ton at 8. .z5 a. m. Returning train Will
leave Washington At 6 p. m. Tickets
Tor round tiip 50 20.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
DE- simma, EHo uara

Is tie wonderful remedy for all diseases
aud weakness OF the Oyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
OF ooRld see distinctly and plain q good
dlStGEee away en- using one bottle. 30
with many others whom We can refer to.
Supplied in 70 aud 30 cent bottles.
Prescription OF DR.. j. 5imms b Bon,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington ,
Del, Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
An EIeEant substituts.

For oils, salts, pills and all kinds of bit
ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, syrup of
Figs. Recommended by leading Physic-
ians Manufactured only by the Califor'
mia Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. All druggist. N. B. Danforth,
Second and Market streets, Wholesale
agents,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
uhas, J. "a. Beckett,

108 West Seventh street. just the
place for q cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler,
OAtawba
OlAret Punch,
Whisky 4"
Rum
Pure liqsors,
and the best cigars In the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
A NarroR Fachpe.

George Rocurer, an elderly man en-
ployed about St. Peters b. O. Church
81 New Oaetle, in attempting to jump
from the steamer Wilmington at the
Delaware street wharf q day or tso
ago, fell into the river, and had 1t not
been foV the assistance Of the officers OF
the boat would have drowned.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
DIR. SUTTON
], S24 Market Street

Estate bought, sold, rented Ane
gcd. -, uo.o.,...a a,
/ rates Of interest," ,,.. -
4 and Income collectea Ane
\! Mortgages, Bonds, wills and al
hpers prepared. ......
Il sales Of city and countFl
.,mens carefully Arranged and
.Iness conducted with promptneas
Iopadence and ample responhibni'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
FOR sale Oneap:

A GOOD dearborn, suitable for light
hanlirg, sold for want Of use, can be
aen nI Inc stgDles on West Filth street.,
Tssr OF blacksmith shop, between hAdi-
son aud ACnrOs streets, frCm 10 o'elo9k s
20 10 0'clook, aud fr5m O'Clock TO j
o'clock. Pd9o tlo.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-09
HARRY HART,
THE N. 7. CLOTHING MANUF'e 90
No. 3I6 Market Street.
DRoPOsALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be roOeiyod
III til Il o'IlLck, M. IIsI AH, Al GUST
. 81 1855, BY tbs u; ders's ned for the erso-
ion Cfu 9 butmsais, wihss walls and su-
H sfru3ture " ap irOu bridge tvsr Beaver
EaheT Cr,ek, on hs iiuo bstTeoa New Oar.
q. unsF, DSiS ssTe Sn1 UelAW 40 county.
4. riuns aad spco neat ons 0 N % sssq al
ihs C~urt hcLs, Rnmingto7, Dol, 10
n gs of the lAnnor. Ali bIds 70 b lireet-
he az h to geise An or all btds rssaFv-
Ell uR UBB, Chairman,
TH1AAS Toy
TaUS.W. W.MoORAOKEN.
t9lVt Chairman,