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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Tbs Board OF Port Wardens and g
number Of othsr gentlemen interested
paid visit Of inspection 90 the p, ".
q 3. Railroad bridge ovsr the Chris
tlRnA on the Shellpo. "oUt.oli" en- 5at-
urday afternoon. Ths following gentle
m6n o0m posed the party: James Brad.
ford HnOoh MooIe, Captain Alexander
Kelley, Job Fl Jackson, J0sbda Pusey
and Francis Robinson, OF the POlt War
Dent; superintendent II. Il Carter,
Engineer A. X Reed aud Train Dis
pAtohar Frank Carlisle. OF tina Tallrohd
coUpsnSi Johu Jones, e T. Warner,
EiwEr1 Darlington, Washington Hast
,Dgs, George W. Bnsb, Captain Sulli.
van OF tue tug AeeoT, OaDtsin Wilson
OF the Steamer Brandy wine, ,api Osptsin
BloomsOurg of the City Cf ubesIsT.
Some time ago the Board OF p6Ft
WArdenB investigated the matter ard
found that the railroad CON p6ny had
not ooniOrmed to the requirements OF
the Law governing the board IN the con
struotlOn OF the bridge, sinca which
tune tho matter has been brought 10 the
attention OF the Board Of TraaR and
coEsizanoa taken q 1t in tu&t body.
Tas visit 20 the bridge on Saturday
was for the purpose Of Asosrtaining
wherein the bridge did not conform to
the Iu,eB OF the Board OF PORT Wardens
and TO sge what uld be done to enedy
the difficulty.
After general consultation between
all concerned, the port wArdenB request.
ed the P, W, & B railroad Authoritias
TO ext nd the central AppIosoh Ct the
bridge 20 feet, and the bhOGe appTJs eheG
100 feet; also to place the pillnE 10 fsst
above high water mark, go as to pro &C.
81 Q uArds Of pssSiaR veBsels.
l is thoug1t that these changes will
Dlt dy the difllaulty thst has lesn eI
rerl n ed by ves,ea In passing through
tue draw. the angels being TO acute for
q strong fi1w Of the TIDE.
The N esB OF the rAilfoad compsuy
express Ell an earnest desire to reIaova
ths cause Of ocmplsiDt7 and no doubt
the request Of tho Board Of Port War
dens will be compiled 18th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
wants to be OhArltAD:s.

BRIEcKLB AVE. AND EIGHTEENTH
STREET, BI0HLANDs CITY, DBo 8,
1873 -bOr tSo yapra. nearly, have
te0n taking the REPUBLICAN,, daily
If 1t hes not been In the main sstlhfao
tory would not hAye continued TO take
IT, get II quite FeGhlsrly from q very
faithful carrier. HoR and then, sB
men are human, errors appear, bnt un-
lesS they p0Etend miAohlsf, IL Is not
hard TO overlook them.
have not wholly lost Interest In the
general welfare OF my fellowmen, al
though the names OF thOss who appear
b. their actions to think thEt the world
nsvsr had this wise men II hiss besn
waiting for uBtil they were born srd
brOnght to hdoleeoenos Ia legion. Nor
do Wish 70 set in q way that may tuR
gsst to You to classify me with these
Just described wise men. think the
world will Btill reVo,v9 and go on to
perfection even Gf'er my limited pow,
erH have ceased 10 operate in Eublu
nary matters.
Bat 1 fosl Inclined to suggest thsl
you have not BEEN entirsly fair iu s1s
imputltlOns that you made in yeHteE
1ay's Issue on page four. IN the second
eoluIn, third item from the top.
never WAS in sympathy with tho efforts
to des.Tog or divide cur uDion. But ]
want TO be jutt, ana more, want 10 be
charitable. Charity ls greater thsn
Judgment. II GovegnaI Richardson
and those whom hs addresses will con
6ne th.lr sotiors TO $40 "oco stlsut'opAl
mebns" Of whioh he speaks, they will
20 what wRs not done bY tboee who In
snRuratec and protrsossd tho late re
bellion hnl what no fElr minded person
Will condemn. 6loh ata not "Rsbsl.
iOus Sentiments" .Rasp'y, o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Amos ForwOod doss . large amount
Of hauling. He Is WIdoWer, and would
rats for young man yet
BlllS HibbArb is gone from the old
watch box. Who will come 70 Eee Billy
Row9
Olarenos Forward Is one Of our hest
friends, likes joke, and is fast pushing
TO the bAehelorship.
Doc Handy is quite an expert In
mending the roads. He had 10 go up At
the lHst election.
Casper Drlb drives q gray mare, and
no doubt would get married II 4 uitabio
companion could be found.
Frank Ford has brick clay niue and
potter's clay two feet thick on his prop
eIty along the river.
Georse Casey has Ace trotting mare.
Also he raised some Of the bss6 oorp
hero this season.
Harry Vernon is not Mayor Of ClAy- :
mcnt any more But one aldermen,
William Hopes, eau have the petition
II ho wants II.
Isssc Likins is a good farmer, and q
single man. He 10 very sooiAble, and
energetic.
JeBss Hoopes, With his little brother,
nakts tire bsst brand OF hJuv. Jesse
would get iaitsr II he would eat gFa
ham bread and more pork.
Kennedy JosFph is firssTa,s fellow,
sn1 Ike all good boys takes care OF his
money.
Lswis POtItdemEnsO sometImei comes
to OIas mont, Hs drives = good horst
and IL good looking.
hAris Sloan is great lover Of q b.
cycle. BE ID stylish Iider and Is fond
OF horseg.
Est. Williams frequently comes ID
.be sta Ion with mtik, AID Is generally
the hfst oue heEe.
Oscar DAnzAnbRkeT has bought bl
oyoIe. H. don't Intend TO walk dOwu
tho pike any more.
Robert Casey keeps store full Of ell
kinds OF goodB, and also coal yard
We have many soolEble chat with
him 70 orr mind be Ia = man.
Samuel Hickman tsiks of CrsotiEp
his mill onoe mora. II he does IL II
hoped tt will mover be burned down
again.
Thomas Lloyd still holds the position
OF chief Of police. His legs are good
end long, aud Osu do some tall running
when IT 10 required Of him.
Vance Dfib is = good musician, Rood
looking, drives good oresture, and is 1
| good carpenter.
William Cloud 10 q good mArksmaT
and ples SAINT man to talk TO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
aerloaItuIAl EapsrImen.al slalIon.

Az The consultation on Monday be.
cen Dr. A. T. Reale, director OF the
i'awAre Agricultural Experimental
aIlOn, aud the committee on Agrioul.
tur8 OF Delaware College, the following
WAS determined upon a. the babia Of the
initiAl experiments:
/. Field experiment, planned By ths
station but carried out by the farmers
On their own lands.
In testing the Agricultural value OF
the different elements Of plant feods,
which are usually mixed 10 form the
so-oslled composite fertilizers.
Iu testlOg various fodder plants,
which msy be found Of value in the
different ssOti0ns Of DslsWare.
In testing the different varieties Of
fruits which may bs grown to RdvAn.
tag0 In our State.
2 TIE Introduction among the farm.
ers Of the stAte Of the systom Of cattle
feeding alr.ady thoroughly tested In
Europe
8. Ts1.InG the vitality and purity Of
seeds.
:. The study OF vArious fruits, vegs
tables, cereals and grasses aud their
sdaptability 10 the soil and climate OF
Delaware.
The breeding OF new varieties Of seeds
by selection.
The cross fertilization Of plants.
The study Of insects, both b0nea siAl
and iBjuTlOua.
The practical application Of yariouE
Insecticides.
The practical application Of aermi.
cides. both as preventives and As RENE.
d GO for disea ,es Of plaut5.
D. The ttndy OF plant diseasee, 90
nealally "peAeh yellOws," and the Eeme
dies TO he applied.
Everything possible is to ba done "a
make ;he station work practical In ite
nature for the benefit OF the farmers oil
the StAtei in general tbe work Will he
suoh % the farmers oAnnot do for them.
selves nor afford 10 pay for pereonAlly
The work will be adapted 10 ell parts
OF the State.
All important questions involving the
In erssts Of tee agricultural public W II
be oArefaliy examined, and II possible
thoroughly Investigated. The fsrmerl
are earnestly invited to send uI uuoh
questions, They are also invited to send
fOs the bulletins and reports OF the Bta-
tion work, which sent tl all who
ask fer them. The second bnlletln 10 tC
| ba tssuea soon after January 1sl, when
Df, NeAle assumes the entire control Of
tue cfice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Wllll1m A. Smith, stenogrApher for
Bates q Harrington, presented his far.
clal opera, "Amerlca," for tho hrst time
70 the pablo last evening st the AcA1-
envy OF Music. PhilAdelphia. The house
Was comfortably hilsd, and the opera
fairly successful in she hands OF those
who presented 1t. Tho IN lslo Ia Rood
aud with little pruning and overhaul
ing the opera probably will be = CO.
The Academy ls very large house, and
IL was rather difhoulG IN hear the opera
distinctly o. times The Eosnss aVs laid
10 American and the Samoan IslaBds,
and WAS NttrsUsiYaly mounted The
'roupe is passaOle. 1t will be rspeAted
all OF this week. Numerous Whining
tonians were among the audience, aud
gave the autbor \ cordial Rreeiing On
making his appearance at repeated calls
81 the eud Of this performance. We
think the opera will improve with Hge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

II we may judge from the crowded
house that grssted Charles 7. Ellis In
casper, tbe Yod'er," at the OpsIa
House last av sning "a any cTitsr rlOn Il
au actors popularity, then hr. Ellis
must surely al the bill with the vii
mipgton lovers Of amusements. II .
fairly took his large and enthutiRstic
audience BY storm, and although he has
plsyed here geverAl times In this par
iioular piece, ne Was = greater fAvorits
than ever laSs evening. The piece Is
entertaining and gives this particular
star a chance TO show all his good points
90 advantage. Tue piece nbOunds with
dancing and singing In q Germsn dlA-
lsot. Go thiB evening and be enter.
tanned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

BIRMINGHAAI, Dc IL There was
no uutGaeu sviienoa Of trouble here
yastsriay, except that Sli the saloons
ware closed By order OF the military
commander, and the fact thai troops
snd cannon guarded the approach to
the Jail There is still much feeling,
out nobody believes that, after the ter
rible Lesson OF Saturday night, the mob
will again attack the jail. AS n resuls
Of tho riot ten men are known to be
dead, aad 1t 10 believed there are two or
three othsFs for whom c1fius have net
yet been obtained. A large pum Der oi
persona were wounded, eleven teverely
but 1t is thought ell will recover,
Sheriff Smith s In Ill en- the charge Oi
murder, and Chief Ut Polos Picard who
wss ALTO arrested, was released iu 2l0,
coo 6all yesterday morning Governor
5eAy has bten requested by Birmlng-
ham officials TO visit ih4 city AID make
Al In VestigNtion, and he will probably
10 40. The mtli'Er are likfly to be
kept On duty around the jail for sOmt
time. A UorOler's jury has been em.
1Ruelled IN the case OF a. d Bfy ant
o8e Of the killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

The sale Of seats for the three perform
ances of the American Op.ra Company
on ThuTsday and Friday evenings aud
Friday afternoon, at the Opera House, is
now open, aud thus far the sale has been
large. Those who wish 10 OBTAIN choice
seats should attend TO Il at once, as It is
probable that before the opening night
standing room will To at premium.
Concerning a recent presentation OF
g and Opera in English by the American
Company, the Worcester spy, and ac.
credited authority on musical matters
says:
"lhe single Performance of grand
opera for the season drew largo audi :
enee at the theatre last night The
American Opera COmran does not in
clude now the beyy OF e with which 1t
started some years ago, but 1t has a
much more evenly baiatced troupe than
In its grander days, batter acting com
pany, and presents finer Performance
musically than any company now In ex-
isience this side Of the Atlantic.
The compaUy's repertoire is Thursday
evening, The Dlughtar OF the Regi-
ment," Friday afternoon, "MaIitana,'
Friday eYenin 2, "Fahst "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

CoALLIGHT STATION, Pa, Dec. H.
White passenger car On the Dudley
branch Of tie Huntington and Broad
TOP Railroad Va8 tbtpping ut this
station, OIL the Hounts a aide, yes lords =
mOfDinR, an engine EEi TWO loaded crai
cars naehod into the stsr throwing he
occuoHn o against tic WlnGors snd on
he h1O: Ten or twelve psrp5ns we're
severely injured, ell Of whom received
internal Injuries and paint al cuts iron
broken glAsr. Pfobh0iy ell In the car
would have been killed bnt for the
presence OF mind Of John shtntlos, n
pAsJsngsr F5rsseiCr. tha danger, he
iouseDso tha brake VI he passenger T car,
Al The sli sht ttntt j, ob.Giaed lossene1
chs force Of the collision.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Yesterday morning Amos McOArtney
met With = painful accident nc the
wo ks of tho jackson g. Sharp Com
pay. HIS was engaged 1t work on 3
UniveFsal wood working machine,
when by some means his right hAnd
was caught aud the first finger sp IL
through the bone from the end to the
aecond joint He was taken TO DR..
OAntwell's office, Eighth and Spruce
streets, where the wound WAS dr. ssed !,
after which be was removed TO his
h1me, No. 351 BAet Fourth street. Ths
INJURIES are Of nature that AmputRtlon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

'rAr United States wEr ship Galena
VaI her sailing orders At the Brook
Navy Yard yesterday. Her dosti-
:, ION ia not known, as the sealed
riders will not be opened until after
Saudy H Ok Is passed. 1t 10 generally
b,lisvei, however. IL nt abe will proceed
direct 10 Fcr5-Eu Prince.
Private sdvloss received ia Nav York
cay that the German steamer Cremons.
of tho Hsusen l. no, between Hamburg
and HAyu, pus into Port-au Phhof,
HAyti, Novemb Der 2br In o shaking cor.
ditlou, aud It ls supposed that she WAS
dam AeaG by q Hsyiitn gunboat while
trying TO run the blockade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
EImInie.

The Chestnut Street Theatre, Ph!lA.
delphia, WIS orOWdfd last evening to
welcome "Erminie," 1t having cup
plOptsd "rhe Yeomt Of the Guard !"
which hsd 5 successful run OF four
weeks 81 this popular plrcs Of Rmute'
ment. Fsanols Wilson, a fsvorite with
tie Quaker City RudienOes, fairly
brought Gown the house on making hia
appearances. The troupe Is hrst oiefs In
svlry detail and the opera Wss presented
Ia a hgst class style,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
Bsgv1tI8gi

EA9 Ga a0s5eSs hssa moasa ia sac eheF
kuIg&ra EfFoa.' zee Hawkes. s8PSat,
Uuppins and lsechinsi los Il. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you viii llkeit,
Try Bssh's coal yoa viii surely like It.
tlilisrd +, DSvis, ieWeler, E. second st.
fine l9 X. Ringa, At HAni'G, 10 Il. FOHrth,
FrAnk Roop smith, druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West front street,
Brazilian Balm, hnmedi6ts cure ioF mamps
=. Il. Burtteia 2lS King has fna line OF
cigars and tobacco. buy your Chrlstmas
presents ROW.
Look Cv Durst5in's nns asJ Etr men o
GhrS, pipes ami cigar cases. WhUiesR I
and re,alt. Sl6 KirE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's, II
a East Cond street.

Warmers Log Cabin Remedies - old
fashioned simple compounds, used IN the
days of our hearty forefathers, are ''old
timers" hut 'eld reliable" They CON.
prise 'sa sarsaparlla, "' dops aud Buchu
Remedy" "Cough an6 Consumption
Remedy" "Hair Tonic," "ExT4ct," for
External and Internal Use, "Plasters :"
"RoBe Cream . ior Catasrh, and "Lver
Pills They are put up by II II. War
ner Il Go proprietors Of Waruer's Safe
Remedies ami promise to equal thestand-
ard value Of those great Preparations.
All DR. uggists keep them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

PLAINFIELD. Dee 10 The body of
William Taylor, a sailor on the ship
Dauntless, was found lying by tramp in
a hay rick at Fawnwood, Sunday Tbs
tramp said he bad slept by the body all
eight without discovering T.. Although
there was no sign of violence on the body,
1t Il believed that the tramp, who disap-
peared Immediately after rep plrting hiS
alleged discovery, knows moe than he
ought to about the man death. Tay lor
about him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

BALTIMORE, Dso. IL "A man and
WomHn eDRagei room suBdsy night
at 3 smsll East Ebd hotel, where guests
orc not required 10 registsr. No hing
was seen VI them until late ytEtardey
afternoon, when the room door was
broken open. The man WAS iound dead
and the woman nearly go. They had
blown ont the Ras. Toe couple turBed
out to be Ohsrlts 10 L lAson, young
wofklugman, and Mrs. Lille MAY vie
Of Jnmes E.iaron AID sister In law OF
the dead man. Tho woman will proba.
bly, recover
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Mr. aud Mrs. T. l.. III rrsOn of Avon
dale, Pa, Celebrate Il their thirtieth ami.
yersary On Saturday last. Among o hel
presents were q large rocAing chair AZ d a
wild turkey y from FIR, dericksburg, Va,
Chose present from this CiEy were John
P, Taylor ard wife, W L Armstrong
and wife and /, ERatburn and wife
The guests were rtcHTci by Miss Anna
Morrison
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

to sG6 haiksJ stress, above Second.
Great sals OF holiday Bip2ers; 6aiuty
clippers Tor children, for little Cosb and
sirls, 50 well ss for their bic Eisters ate
byothGrsi rubber coAstlng boota for lit Q
children; rugbsr boO.s Tor mothers aud
fs.htrs; the pIiosB suFprislBgly low Vt
he FAmiiy shoe HOuse 5f WA, II Bah.
Geek, 2O6 Market sEfeS;, above sscond.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Tas above Is the title OF tho leotu' Q
tLa Pres ding Elder Murray will de
liver In SllveFbTo0k Ohhp6l on I
day evenin2. In bis hands SC oAnnOt bs
other than interesting TO the yCu y
people as well as tbsir parents. Ghe
price Of admission IL 20 oentH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
OrsaLt npe 70 WLa.y nhoIr.

Through misir formation Il wac stated
yesterday that tho choir OF ST. Paul'p
y. e Ghurou fu nhhsi the music At
5myh Poo q A. X. mum orlsl Isrvices
On Sunday niternoDn lBst, thuB wi.i =
holding from the Wesley NJ. u. Chgrob
ofoir tSe credit due 10 1t for It's very
file biDeing. a membur Of the 81.
Pa1l's choir requested this correction
to ba mbde.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Clothing house in Viii
mington will show a better
or more varied line. We
have Mems suits from S.
to $50, and boys and chill
dren's from 50 TO SIS, We
have the heavy overcoat
for 81 that will resist the
fercest storm, and for $40
we will show you a beauti-
full satin-lined Melton or
Tweed. Some houses in
Wilmington make a leader
Of this same coat at SI8.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Ths attention of cur readers is called
to the announcement in smother column
In the REPUBLICAN Of SMITH 81 Fell,
jewellers, o. No. 81 Market street They
announce tan Per cant. reduoslon on
al goods sold from now to the first OF
tas year, and say they have = larner
stock than ever to select from. Call and
see.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

az We are governed entirely
by our large and Constant
ly increasing patronage in
selecting cur goods. Our
stock is larger this season
because our trade is lar
ger. We carry twice the
amount Of Clothing this
season, because our patron.
age in this department has
increased proportionately.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Is performing wonderful cures contInu
ous'y Of weak, inflAmtd and sore OF red
eyer and grRnulaIed red and muolfied
eye lids. we refer to Henry Bsrte f,
Professor W. A Reynolds, Henry
Rumor and W. r R2Ru. A very bad
nsss now we'll. $50. Depot Fourth Au1
King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Under dispensa'ion granted by Grand
Archon Pierce, Washington Conclave,
No 2, Heptasophs or s W. NJ, will hold
their nomination for officers bis even
ing, at which time every member is re-
quested to be present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Whist could be more fair? However,
that is the way Bronchial Balm, the
new Tsmedy for coughs hoarSeness,
$40 olohitie, eto IL sold. Prioe 25c., Rt
Nauaa AIMS pharmacy, 6sb aud Poplar
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Joseph Alphouzo, SO5 Market street,
has ju opened full hne OF foreign and
domestic fruits and nuts Of al kinds
Altu lny ne oi laadles, whole ale an
retail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Tue largest COS. sud 26c dolls you
aver seer, ,Frsuou bl, que kid bodies They
have en- eleFant line of holiday goods OF
sll kinds st Hulill s. F0lJSs, Second and
GataRll stree!s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
".nr, VIZ. n.oneh.al r,oenss.

Are excellent for the relief of Eoarseness
or Sale Throat. They 4ro exceedingly
effective. D. Christian World. Londor,
Eug.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Joseph Perkins, OF EiAm, Ds'SwsTs
County, Pa, IL suffering from an eiiso-
tion Of the kidneys, aud his RESIGNATION
to health Is not probable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

S3 90 for "a oahinets aud one 8x10 pIo-
lure hy UhTistmGS, at CumminEs', 800
Market btrest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Buy where you bny tne lo6es'. &c
to Smeltz g 10 for oil kinds o; country
produces. 10 Z. 4th Bb,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Ysrger's, 419 ship'sy street, is the
place for picture frames and pictures,
A large stuck ready framed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

For all kindS OF Wild game go TO
Barlow & Wier, at the Eighth stTee
market house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
- Library Of Congress,
"A BUSY BUSINESS 80
LAST NIGHT.
Repairing the High sohoOI--MGI.~ an
the Public sohOois-Ruport OF the
Committee on Einanos-Uthsr
Routine business.

A regular meeting OF the Board OF
BducatiOn Was held last night, Presi.
dent Baird Ia the chair. There uAs o
full attendance OF members.
After tbs reading OF the minutes, on
n ollon Of Dr. 9bortlidgs the rules Wsre
suspended and David T. Smith wAA
qualified IS . member OF the board
from the Ninth ward In place Cf o. O.
Bennett, resigned. Mr.. Smith had
been elected ct previous meeting.
The Oommittes on FiuRrce presented
the following report from the treasurer,
audited BY the Com mittee on Accounts
DIR.
Saisheo Eov, ], ou'rant oIpsnsOs. f7s, sag %
Balance NOV. !, new but diego, ole l1,7O2 6
Monthly appropriation. .....,.....,. T,9io u
Amour rs3siysd f:Om sale Of Oid
Docks ut No. B,.,,....s... ,.,,.,,. 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

Finest assortment of
Seal Plush Gar
ments of any
House in the
city, at prices $
from $4,000 to
$4,000, delivered
on approval for
com p ari S o n ;
quality and fit
guaranteed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11
ANOTHER
BHG OUT
In PRICES
THIS WEEK.
We MUST move our immense stock of
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing

Our goods have been all marked way
down for our great REMOVAL SALE.
Each garment marked in plain figures.
Come and see for yourself is all we ask!
The figures on our tickets will convince
you.
A large line Of Heavy Storm Over
coats will be sacrificed. Some of the
prices;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-11

We are slaughtering our Mems and
Youths Suits. Read the following prices: