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Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

There lie q celebrated cloE Ia London
about whom 1t IL said tia: be makes 40
income of over 81. eco wear. lie ia pt
tached to no house. Tbis Ia how be
earns his living. II his oHa hrousdsm
he eets out toEsrd evening for thu
he use CT tonne rich man who Ia going
10 give dinner, ~ which cv9ry dish
must be about criticism. Hero he
Alights, and, making for the Kitchen.
gees through the process OF tasting oil
the seupe, saucea and made dishes, ad
vislDg. when hts palate suggests, Q
little mora ralt here, pinch OF herbs
there, 4 dash OF sugar In this entries, q
suspicion of onion In that ssltnis, etc
THIS done, he pockets HIS fee OF Ave
guinness and drives on TO the next din
her giving patron, who has hidden him
TO his feast In his strange tas hion. HI,
nightly list comprises many hoGses oil
through the Londoo BeAaop.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
Tho Duty on Lumber.

In speaking about tariff inequalities
and discussion, Mr.. Chance said:
Every few days some one breaks out
with the demand for the removal of
the duty on lumber, 80 that our forests
may be protected from destruction
They seem to think that if the Cana.
dian forests were chopped down to
send lumber to US our own forests
would be left standing. never knew
how erroneous that idea is until had a
talk on the lumber tariff with Gen AL.
ger, of Michigan. He was formerly
Governor, and by the way, he is Vice
Presidential candidate, and would
make good nominee. He is an Ohio
man, you know. Well, the Governor
said that the advance of civilization
had destroyed more timber by fire than
the axe had laid low for the mechaui.
cal purposes OF mankind. There is a
good deal in this thought. The forest
will go before the axe and fire of the
pioneer, who wants the soil, whether
NC use up the timber or not. Cover
nor Alger say more timber has been
burned in Michigan forests than has
been marketed"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

Thia morning coal again advanced
hfty reuts per ION, the Wholesale prices
having advanced ae2.A yesterday f..
the third time during the III nth. Z. ID
Warner, OF the Charles Warner 90 3.
said yesterday: 1--WE have received GOO
tons each day Tor Monday and Tuead ay,
aad expected TO get coo tons to-day.
The excitement in the coal regions IL
very great and dealers sro trying 70
outbid each Other tD order to sso1re
shipments. In some instau oes 50 90 q
ton above the average Wholesale price
OF the last two years has hern paid fIf
coal by the wholessle dea CTS curing
the last few days. Oar agert is In the
mining region TO look afteI our iuterests
and ho will ba likely to stny Their
during all Of this month regard tht
conditions Of the coal trade to 10 very
8, Fious."
AT Bush's they stated that shipment.
OF coal were coming 10 thus city yfry
IsoTly. The competition among tt,
oeslers, in which Is TO rs per ONT nd
va CO 10 offered on eacu toa, ia ke.pin,
satpments UacE.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

THE Democratic clubs In different
psrts OF the country are coming 10 the
Presidents aid aud endorsing his
Views on the tariff, consequently there
is every reason TO bslieys taat the next
DanOcrstio platform, instead OF being
mass Of deceptive sophistries, will con
tan one genuine plaok, aud that will
he in favor Of repsaling the tariff The
Republican psrty Ia no. only willing
hut anxious TO m 90. the n on Ihis Issue,
aud then LIT the people decide whether
they wish the prosperity, which this
country hiss enjoyed under the wise
PROVISIONS OF the Morrill, tariff, To con-
iinne, or to have the trouble, suffering
and want which followed the repeal Of
The tariff In 1857 by the Democratic
par y. The Presidents policy means
The closing OF our manufaos tories and
The destruction OF our industries to give
psce TO the production OF European
workshops. The policy OF the Repu D.
liaAu party 10, and oil says has been, TO
proteos American industries and keep
the produCss OF the Ill paid working
p-oole Of Burope from coming In com.
petition with them by maintaining the
tariff.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

THE Street and Be- yer Oommlsslou
have attemp pied to move against the
corner stands, and at their Lass meeting
instructed the Street Com missioner to
have the one recently crested on Fifth
street nesr Market removed, when that
cffi oial called their attention TO the fact
shat the ordinance provides that IL shSll
be the day Of The Clerk o; the MAr kel
TO take oognizAnoe OF the matter, aud
report oil violations Of the Law 10 the
Mayor. II our understanding OF the
Law is correct, the Mayor can then
have the offenders arrested and or.
rsigned before the city conr,, where II
the charge Ia sustained by the eviden oe
. fine will be imposed. Then the trou.
Die commences In earnes', as these
men, through the advice Of their Astor-
ney, give bonds and take their GASES to
the Superior Court, where thus fal
none have ever been tried. We do MOI
knoW what ipfl licences have beer
brought to bear on City Solicitors In the
past, but we do knoE that mona Of
1hese Gases have ever been cslled mp
We understand that 1t ls the mention
ol eGs present. very effioleu. City Sol,
cisor to have tne or more Of them tried
a. tbs n""".s..s session oil court, anu
Gu'u that is done and decision o.
tAlned, nai!her the Mayor, Street Gem
missioner or Clerk OF the Marks oar
remove thtm from the GOLFERS, or dc
anything inrther than 60 cause the m .
sligbs hnnoySn BY having them huet
ard held .or court.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

A DILL providing for y radical re-
duodvn OF tue tariff, amounting almost
10 free trade, is being prepared by the
Democrats aud will be presented to
C0rgttss. L. will not be ready Tor rev.
erhl days, probably . week, but IL Ia
understood 10 no in perfect accord with
the views expressed by the President
in his message II IL, however, douo,-
ful, with the present construction OF The
Senate end House, II any such bill
viii become Law. The S4nnte 10 oom.
posed Of thirry-nlne Rspu nli ,Aus to
fhirIy.seven Democrats, but among To,
former there is aI least one who 10 con
sidered uncertain on any measure
shiIe among the lhiriy.seven Dsnoora.
ITO membtrs are several WHO are op
posed 10 a change In the tariff. Tn
II nee con aims one hundred and sixty
eieh: Dsnocra.s, Que hundred ant
finy"htee Republicans, two LAboI
party and two Independents. Part o
the Democrats are In favor OF protec
ton, and as 1t viii require perfec. hnr
nopy to ensct bill OF this nature,
d es MOT seem q: all likely thas II ca
DC passed by the present Congress.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

TIE APPOINTMENT OF DR.. Henry
Lehman, by President Cleveland, to
the important position OF chief coiner
In the United sta,es Mint OF Philsdel.
phiA, 10 another Indication that he 10
Assiduousiy using the power OF his
high position to secure renomiuation.
Mr.. W. 3. S.eel, whose place DR..
Lehman takes, lie Republican, but foI
some time the business OF the depart.
mont has beon run by Mr.. Harry
Chester, the assistant ooiner, Who hAs
used oil the iraasDoe and patronage Ai
hts co nmand to sdvanoe the Interests
Iof Congressman Randall, and oonss-
quently agains, the policy OF the ad.
ministr >tiou. AS the chief coiper has
about $50 passes as his disposal, this
appointment 10 en- indication that the
President means the Mint shall here
after be run In his interests, and for
the furtherance OF his schemes 10 secure
reno min alton.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

PHrLADHLPHIA, Tnuredsy, Jan. ~, 1855.
It's OF personal belonging
that we've told you lately
mostly new things.
This column has had but
little daily talk Of "mark
downs" and reductions" "
Not because they weren't
here. They have been in
very great abundance. Many
shrewd buyers know this to
their profit. Many more
may know it if they choose,
We preferred to tell Of
the new things here and
coming. The forward look
with merchandise gives in
spiration.
For a day or two we shall
tell of things for the house.
Some remarkable as bar
gains, some for beauty. some
for both, and to-day Uphol-
stery and Pottery.
The white wings have
flown, and things for the
house beautiful have settled
down instead.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10 1883
THE nAEAakRs OF the homo ,pAt hi

THE NAEAGERs OF the hom@ ,pAthic
hospital are certainly fortunate in hav-
ing secured such an able and expert.
enoed corps Of physiciAns to take charge
Of their Institution. DR.. Lsonard Kit
siHger, who will have charge OF the
maternity department., stands at the
very head OF his profession In this oily.
HIS many years OF study and practice
has pre-eminently ftted him for the po.
slh)n, While his kind and urbAne dis.
position will constitute him y friend
and adviser for thoss who may come
under his care. DIR. A. NegendAnk,
who was selected to take charge OF the
medical department, has also had
many years experience In his Trofes
sion and occupies position In this oily
ahat ranks with that OF any physician
of either school. DR.. j. NJ. Curtis wai
selected to take charge OF the surgical
ward, In which he has had considerabl,
experience. Each OF thebe physician
wiil be independent Of the other and
have exclusive control OF his own de-
pArtment, but II occasion should 70
Quire, either or both can be called II
consultation with the other. The fac
shat they give their services grAtui
tously, shows shat their hearts are II
the cause and that they are aotuatet
BY the noblest motives. The manager
have also shown, in the selection o
these experienced physicians, that the!
intend to make their hos pitAl second u
none for tfi jiency In this country. 1
40 too often che case In Institutions O
this kind that young and mex perl
enoed physiciAns are selected TO tax
charge OF the different departments To-
the purpose Of uffording them prAoiic
and experience which they could no
hope 10 attain In any other manner
but in this instance gentle men hAv
been chosen Of many years' experiences
each OF whom, through his own efforts
combined with skill and merit, In
built up = large and lucrative pra,tic
in tLis city.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
The BARGAIN LIST
REVISED.

The sales have made 1t
needtul. Hundreds yet.
For cause-too many oil
la kind and not enough
labout 600 Suits were given
Quarters 10 the Bargain
Room, where prices get their
heaviest cut. You'll get an
Iunexpecsad value.
Mems Suits at ST. so; the
former price was $4,000.
Mems Suits at $40 90; the
former price was S22.5o.
Mems Suits at $500; the
former price was $4,000.
Mems snits at $I3 so; the
former price was $500.
Mems Suits at $I2 90; the
former price was $500
Mems Suits at $1,000; the
former price was $500.
The Custom Suits are
going. 1t only takes a little
time TO pick the goods that
suit and fit. The dollars
saved will more than pay
for that
A Silk-mixed Suit (coss
$40 90 to make) at SIS.
A stylish Plaid Suit (cost
to make was $2I.62) at SIS,
A Dress Suit-Tricot
Cloth-(cost $22 Soy at $I8
A Black Diagonal (cost
sag 47) at $II3o.
A Cashmere OF extra
quality (cost $40 oI) at
70 90
A Cheviot Suit (cost
Si6.52) at S. IS.
There's not "A single one
that yields W cost to make
by many dollars.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
Tho Steam Barge Leaves.

Yesterday steam barge No !, for tn,
Lorillard brick works cleared from tn,
yard of the Jackson & Sharp Company
for kayport, N j. The barge was IL
tow Of the George W. Pride. The voy
age VIII be made By the ocean passage
This barge 10 bnils Is an experiment
and should she ba successful mum bel
like her will be built.
Her Dimensions are: Length, 1875 fee,
beam, % feet, and depth OF mold, 81
ieet. Shs has . capacity OF about 800
tons.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
The BEST Thing

You can do, if you are in
need OF an Overcoat, Suit
or pair Of Trousers, is to
come and see our goods
At this season OF the year
business needs an extra push
and we are going to give
you the benefit Of that push
You will find our mo Ike un
excelled, our assortment un.
equalled, style unsurpassed
aud prices under all.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

man for the Important position Of Az
soo,sss Justice On that bench IL not to
be trested lightly. Mt. LAmAr's oaee
has been considered by them solely on
his merits ~ lawyer, and they have
merely affirmed what oil who are not
party blind knew long ago. that nelthel
his legal training or practice has beer
suifi osnt to make him oompetent 10 al
o position on the bench OF the highest
court OF the land. But apart from this
the faot also remains that he, the sau,
% JEFF Davis, still remAins an unreoon
ssruoted rebel, and n such 10 an enen,
Of the Unlon.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
The Doctor Had a Right to Advers,s


Several months ago DR.. Mccoy, Of
Summit Bridge, Del, went to Chica'
|go and commenced the practice o.
medicine. He advertised extensively
the cure of special class of diseases,
when the State Board of Health inter
fered and revoked the doctors certifi
cate. The doctor then commenced an
action against the State Board In the
Circuit Court. On Tuesday Judge
Waterman decided the case, and de
clared the act OF the State Board oil
Health unconstitutional. He said:
''The right OF party charged with O
punishable offence to notice of hearing
is elementary and one of the first rules
necessary TO the administration of JUS
tice. The defendant had perfectly
constitutional right to advertise in the
newspapers, and be cannot be depriV-
ed f it by any rule or regulation OF
the State Board of Health. This as
ISOLATION, il its action was to be held
legal in this case, could summarily try
and punish for an alleged offence a
brother practitioner without any mo-
| tice whatever
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

TEE ADVERSE report OF the ma.
joriy Of the Senate Judiciary Com.
mi ties, against MI. LAmAr's confirms.
ttsn In the position on the Supreme
beroh, to which he has been appoin led
by lie President, makes his prospects
for attaining that position even more
doubtful than ever. The Judiciary
Oim nissee OF the Senate stands next to
he Supreme court As the strongest
legal body In existence. Il com prise.
rGme OF tbs best laxyers In this ooun.
try, men who practice and have prac.
tod TOR years In the Supreme Court,
and their judgment on the fitness Of q
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

Current interest in the
store is largely in the Mus
lin Underwear section. The
greatest sale we have ever
made is now going on there,
r Gu 3ed Dress Goods
Novelties, Muslins, Linens,
Books, Hambures, White
G lods, are all commanding
crowds.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
UPHOLSTERY.

Curtains ard Covers.
A glance in the Arcade
and TraDsept del will sug-
gest quantity and beauty.
A gathering Of rich goods
and fresh. Prices purely ar.
bitrary. A sort Of bargain.
making impulse took us, and
down they went. There is
no riff raft, no old stock, and
thu word reduced" as we
use it in this case is no re.
fie ation upon age, character,
or previous condition of the
goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL
3.E.Cor. Sixth IL Market SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
RAYMO ND'S
VACATION
XCU ESlONE.
All Travelling Expenses Ipoluded.
A WINTER
IN
CALI FORM "A

The eighth and ninth parties Of the ssaron
" II leave Philad elphia in UhsD5Y FEB.
kUAhY and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
I, in Magnlu eut Trains Of Pull ran Palace
Orc with Pullman Iiace Lining Uars and
llotel ATs on each trRIn)
The February a Party strives At South.
orn California points FEB, usry II, going
via Chicago Kausas ulty, santa r., lbu
Qusrqu1, BRrstow, and San bernlrdino.
The February 1th Party arrives at south.
ern California poinls February "a golLg
via Oinciu NAT. hlRB moth Oavo, Now { =
lennB, ualveEton, san Antonio and ~ PAsO.
-Four days will he Fprnt In heN Orleans
tfsbrui ry 10 to ~, titus giving the par y
"A 0. portuntT to enjoy tho the MAgnihcsnt
/ M Ndi GrEs Festivities.
Thirteen returning parties, under spec al
| escort ovor five different routes. hbIurn
| icsets also x cd on al trA'ne uutil july.
l lbdopendent tickels, covering every exp n, @
toth iyh. and pivint ontifs irBedo so the
pastenBtr white in OAiii1 rnia and Ailb In
N klns thu n me ward tourney. Hotel cou
1 ms supplied for long or khUrt BUi)u ms n,
AL the leading rscitio Ooast hesnfia
DATES OF other California Excursions
| March and IA
Second LToufsIon TO moxie). March Il.
AS-iend Tor descriptive circulars. dos,R
IhatldR whether DOOR ( california or Al i. q,
Hours Is deslrAd
RAYMOND q WHITUOmB.
III ). @tnth St., unier Continentsi aoto,
i'll PHILA nELPHIA
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
ON SATURDAY.
THE asrH DAY OF JANUARY, 1858,
at2o'clook p. w.,

T1e following described reaI estate, viz:
ALI that certain lot or piscs Of land with
tbs brick dwelling thereon eTeetet, situate
10 the city Of Wilmington, bounded and de
scribed As.iolloWs,to vii: beKinning on thn
essierly side Of harrison stfest, at The dis
tsnce OF % iost from tho northcrly side III
Third street, t0enoo oAsterly parallel with
Third s.rest, and through tho middle Of the
diviHlon wall between this and tho 40 ioin
Ing house on the soutI o. feet, o inoho., to
the westerly side OF two toet inch vide
Allo' :. leading into Third street, thence By
ssld alley eide nor herly and parallel with
Harrison street, 10 tact u o0rnof, tneLce
weftorly parallel with Ihlri street, ami
through tho middle OF the division wall. be-
tWoon this and tho adjoining houss On tho
north e2 leet o inches TO tho aloresli1 aide
OF harrison sfett and thence thereby
ssutneriy 10 feet 70 tue place OF begtnnInR
bo the Q, nlents thors0t what they NAV
BOOK. r Vol. 8. page IS. 40
selzsd and taken In execution IS the mrs.
peIty OF l6aac MurrRy. AMI SAr4h hlJ hifs
and I. t.. and 10 be sold BY
GILES JAMESON, Sherin,
s1erin's Otnoe, Wilmington, January Il,
400 Il2.eod.u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

JOHN WANAMAKER.

GHERiFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE or A
~ writ Of Lsvsrt Faoiaa. to me d.
rect.d, will be exposed TO public sale st the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city OF
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

Tho following deteTibed real estate, vlI:
All that certain lot or pleoo OF land with
inc brick dwelling thereon erected, situate
In tho city Of wilmi9R on, bounded aed de-
Gcii cd GI follows, to Wit:
BEGINNING at point 90 the siuth,ly sido
OF uoDra1 stree: at ino distance OF l2f feet
Westerly ron the westerly slie OF MonroI
stfest, thence s1u,heriy and parsllsl with
monroe street through the middle Of the
dlvision Wbn between rhis and tue adjoining
house en- the east rs feet TO tho nO,therly
tds OF q t-fes: wide alloy 10 ding In, o
huams street, ttetcb westerly AMI para 10,
with Oonrad ttttct 10 feet 10 corner,
thenoe noTtnerly parallel wi Monroe
street feet to tue Aforesa,d side CT Conrad
street. aud thence thorsby eaa.c ~ 10 fec. Ia
the plGcs Of beginning, DO tsc ohttsnis
pbHi AZ, etc W. d
Se'l,i and taken in execution rs the prop
etY OF Isaac Murray ana sarsh, hi, VIE
anu T. tsp and 70 ba iOld by
...-,.,- oilLiS LAMBSJN, Sheriff
81 Shesfi's ttlos, willnington, J.nusIy IA
il1.BOd- Is
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1898

THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1898
At2 O'Clock D. M.
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot or piece OF land with q
two et0ry mesyuage thereon erected, being
situate In the city OF Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and described as fellows, TO Wit
Beg inning on the westerly side Of Windsor
street at tho d ists nee Of 1856 feet, eoutherly
from the southerly sldo Of ninth street
thence Bouthotly v It'll RAid side OF Windsor
Btrset, IL feet TO the middle OF ihe division
wall Of tho house on tho south, thence ives
terry through the middle Of said division
wall and By the line Of Ia I'D now or formerly
OF Daniel n. Kent, IS feet to The eastsrly
Itde OF feet wide alley, leading into Q
four feet wioo alley, leading tAstsrly AID
westerly I'M win jBor and Mndison street,
thence along said lido OF said feet vids
alley n0rthefly and PARALLEL with windsor
street IA fsot to point In . line OF land
now or formerly Of Simon BraE | !, and thence
by said line of said BrsLl's, land passing
eaSteriy through tho middle OF the division
wall OF aAtd BFHxtl's, hoube I'D toiDing on the
north S. fett to tho said tide Ct y indsor
street, and plsoS OF boginniny, DO tho con
tents thereof what 1t msF.
beE5d and taken In execution as tho
property OF James II. walker, and /. l., and
GILES JAMESON, shestr.
Shorifi's OHioo, WILMINGTON, January II.
1855. iAnl2 10
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

The following dss1rio ID real estate, viz;
All th>t co'tain lot Or piece OF land win A
two 3 orr bri-G dseilirg tner.on ofe,tei
tuate tho cit1 al ~ilntuRtIn 10, cd
ana desc bed a. follows, TO VII:
bsRihnins GU tho nofther'Y side OF SEQ md
street a. tho dist1l'o Of OF ret from the
westerly aldo OF M1nroS ttreot aud on the
westerly 81 Q Of u 4-iee. Wide alley, then a
Oy Tho following Two courses OF setd allsy
No therly parIhel 10 hOnrOs stree gs feet
ana westerly para hol 60 Seoind streoI /,
feet, thence toItherly parallel to Monr :
street and PASSING though tbs mid 10 o.
h division wall betweeh this and tho Al
ininR house on the Wtss O5 faat to the aaIt
do OF 5 oUud street, and theron lhefeb
eAs orly 10 fsnt - the place e beginning
win ire privilege Of tho use Of said alley ii
oommon with Othcis, entitled thereto Tor
IVer.
se z'i and taken in execution MS tho prop
eStI 81 Johu GoliOn aud ia and l. b,
sod by GILES BSDN, s eriff.
,o Sherin's ONE. Wilmington, JsnuaTJ
1000 llLeOc-ta
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

SyHEhlFP'S SALE ny VIRTUE or A
- writ OF Leyari Facias. 10 me d..
rectcd, will DO exposed TO public sale, at the
Oourt House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city o.
whining Toll. New Castle County, DOL,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
BEE HIVE
800 Market Street.

Our great Mark
Down sale is in full
blast. The new
prices tell their own
story 1t seems
useless for us tO|
quote a long strIn;
of goods markea
down one hall, q
you wont believe II
So we simply so
if you are lOokg |
for real bargains
you will visit in D.
"BEEHIvE' youTm
find them. /
We have maui
sweeping reduction
in every department
especially in cOa'
and dress goods
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

SHEhIrF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ q writ NJ Levau FRclss 10 10,
oreofd, Will be exposed 10 public aaln
At the court HoDse, on Markot street Ia
twoen enth ard eleventh streets, in TN
Sty OF wilmington, Nov Castle County
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2srH DAY or JANUARY, sss
Al . O'Clock, p. M,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

CSERlFFSS LG-BY Virtue OF n
- wri, Of LevAfi Fa,tap, 70 me dIIestad
wiz be exposed 10 public sale, n, the Ii6urt
House on Market stre,t hetaosn rontb and
Eleventh street,, in tina cry Il Willnin ton
NO" Oasle County, Delaware,
SATURDAY,
THE7Eh DAY OFJ5hUAHY, fsss
sttWo o'cleof, ?. IN,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12

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q l'hilad
E,ertlsin nd
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Enently oil
a Lying al
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dAYa anil
Daily Republican., 1888-01-12
DUBLIC SALE OF vALUARIY

GILES LAMBsoN, sh.,s
sherin's once, Wilmington, Janusf1 =
' lia I'D