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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
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musi btay out Of France.

SENLIs, March 10 The summonses
issuei against Sullivan and Mitchell
were returnsble to-day at Ssnlis. As
may be remembered, the French au.
thorlties originally imposed one thoa.
sand francs ball for tie appearance OF
tho two offenders, but the bstl was cub
seQusntly enlarged to four thousand,
which sum was put up by Phillips and
Moore. II Is needless TO say the prin-
oipals we're absent. They were repre-
sented by NJ. Delaporte, who read let.
teIs from his clients, re2rettiug that
professional engagements proven ted
them from answering the summons Of
the court.
M. Delsporte called the attention OF
the court to the fact that no witnes
had been summoned to assert whether
there was n battle or simply q wrest-
ling match. He remarked that moth.
ing had been proved and that the prose-
cution was simply based on snrmise
and on the admission CT perions inter.
their tongues had they been aware
that they had acted contrary to law.
Admitting that the two men had set.
tied q grievance with fists, he added
that the hst In England WAS the u TINA
ratio OF classes who In France were
prone TO draw the sword.
In conclusion M. Dslnporte sald tho
men had been stopped on q public
highway, prosecuted and treated al
criminals without having caused scan
dAl or distur banoe OF public order.
The COURT, aitsr brief elaboration,
considered that the non Appearance oil
the defendants aggravated the offenst
| and sentenced Sullivan aud Mitchell &c
SIX days imprisonment and the maxi
mum fne Of 200 francs, and, further
| that the balance of the sum OF 4,00t
francs deposited to secure the preseno,
of the accused persons should, after the
deduction of the fine, COST, etc., be for
feited TO the State.
| Owing to the appearance of the
| two men the sentence becomes Ana
within ten days altar judgmsnt hal
been served on the two men, who have
chosen domicile In France, at the offio'
OF M. Delapofte, at Senlis. Neither
can come to Franco without danger
Of being arrested for the next ten years
MITCHELL CHALLENGES SULLIVAN
DUBLIN, March 19.-The Evening
Telegraph says that Mitchell has ohsl
lenged Sullivan to hght in a 10 foo
ring for { 900 side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
WANAMAKER's
ture things among our acres

ture things among our acres
Of samples.
Second floor, Juniper street aide.
That Bedroom Suite of
eight pieces for $as. Not a
s,ingy thing about 1t. The
work, the size, everything
on a generous scale.
Second floori Juniper street side.
Folding Beds. Good rea-
son why you are shy Of
them. Heavy to lift, awk-
ward to handle, dangerous
like setting a dead fall for
yourself to have some OF
them in the house. But
what would you say Of a
Folding Bed that is neither
awkward, n or dangerous,
nor heavy to lit! We have
it. Strong in every Part.
Perfectly balanced. No
gearing to get out of order.
A6sointeH safe. A child
can open and close it with
one hand. The best Fold.
ing Bed in the market.
l. walnut mahogany
oak cherry
From $45 to S2oo.
Second floor, Juniper street side.
Such a Matching OF E,ster
Cards and Novelties as you
will be pleased with. For
any taste, so it's healthy,
happy, joyous Easter-time
taste. Among the oddities are
card, mounted flowers from
the Holy Land; and for a
speck OF q price. Booklets
and tokens full Of Elster
thought and sentiment and
art. Banks and hillocks OF
them.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
Genuine Kaga China (not
earthenware). Plates only;
2174 of them. Panel decora
tons in brown, blue, and
ecru. lac each, and genuine
Ksga!
Basement, northwest of centre.
On the way to the gallery
Of still-life art. don't fail to
examine the Broadcloths in
new shades. There's a live
ly turn up.
Last circle, northwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
TUESDAY,. MARCH go. 1888

THE LIQUOR n.sn In Indiana ere
lIksly to have erything their own
way at the coming election. Tie Rs-
publlcans OF thai STATS have put .
tlckes In the field, pledged to hisa IL
csnse, which OF course IL opposed by
the DsmocrAts. The Prohiolhontsts
have nominated . ticket and adopted
q platform denouncIng high license as
q delusion and snlrs." With three
tickets in the field IL Is moi d fl ,ult to
predtc. which will be succeSStu', and IL
is very eyiden. that for 81 least another
year low license will prevail In that
sac. At least eigh;-tenths OF the
strength OF the Prohibition pkrty is
drawn from The Republicans, and Ii 10
also oer!aln that nearly ell the laws
shat have been enAOted Tor the sup
preston OF the liquor tram, have
been passed by Republican LsRtsla-
lures, and yet in every STATE where the
Prohlbiionls.s have an organization
they are sure to endeavor TO defeat
thcse who have by their acts proved
ttem,elves the bes: friends OF the tenn.
perAnoe cause. The way 10 which high
license is working In PhilAdelphlA
should 10 suffi otens to convince the
mos. skepllcal that lt and Il alone,
offers the only solution OF the liquor
problem. When this law took effect
there were 779 licensed saloons In that
city, bat under It's provisions only 3. AT
were able to comply with the terms i'm
posed on an applicant for rene wal oil
license. In ihe seven wards on which
the Court hAs taken soiion there were
J. 3l2 saloons, and petitions were pre-.
scented under the new law by but 727
Of the ptopfletors for o renawAl. o
thls mum Der the O0urt has rejected 1858,
have been Withdrawn and 10 are held
under advisemsnt, making 1876 licensed
or Abou! 25is per cent. OF the mum ber
OF saloons In these seven wards, pre-
vious 10 the high license law. Should
the same ratio be maintained In the re
naming q wards, the total mum Der o
saloons In PhllAdslphiA will be reduced
TO less than 500, which OF itselt is suf
hsIent to show the benedclkl effects o
the law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

othss defense Vas available, but fortu-
nsssy for the safety Of the community
o nss era hAs dawned, end hsreaftsr
he insAnity plea instead Of being the
Strongest promises to be the weakest
defense thAt can be MEDIA Several
oases have ressntly occurred in the
PhilsdslphiA courts whore insanity has
been claimed, bas uadar The charge OF
the Court ~ 70 what constitutes insane
~ ~ valid defsnss. the juries have In
eAoh CASE rendered verdict OF guilty,
as In manner and form indicted. The
case Of Weber who killed Je weller Mar
tin " appealed 10 the sapreme Court.
and that body has jusl afirmsd the de-
clsiol OF the lower coRrs, consequently
the chances now are that Weber Will
Day 3 % penalty Of his orime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

THERE arc but few States In the
Union tha. are blessed with a. many
natural advantages as Delaware. Oar
climate Is excellent, cur soil cannot be
excellsd, while the advantages for
manufactures, especially Ia this city,
are unequalled Any where In this ooun.
try. Land, for sizes for manu'A otories
can be bought 81 10 y rates and Ia free
from tsxsaon for ten years. There is
Communication By rail- With all parts
OF the county, Rnd by water with
every session OF the globe, while for
lruits, berries, veg -ta5es and other pro.
dnre tee DIAMOND STATE stands unrival-
led. Oar iivera, bays and Inlsss abound
with h'2 and oysters, and there seems
% DO every !ndu9smsnt for persons and
Manufacturers to lg,Aie among US.
Siil Vac increase 10 our population is
slow, Aad tue mssr'so.s..ss that have
Deen es.s9lisEet ore maintained with
tne cApl!:l, sad by lie enterprise OF our
own oiAzsas Almost dHly We hear
thai large NAL utscs ries 10 other cities
are locking Ter ,cAililos where the
taxes are no; 20 high, and yes Zone oil
snem can be lniu8ed to locate here.
There can be bu. one reason for this,
and that is because men who live In
other States, Where they can enjoy lhs
rgh's and privileges OF free American
oitizsns, cannot be induced to removt
70 State whl9e has laws that ma kes /
possible for fsv men to deprive the a
o'thoee rights. car Board Of Trad,
can Issue al the psmphless they pleAac
ss"ins 'orlh tae advantages POSSESSES
oy "unlns!oa, IN. II will all be II
vain, until the laws which make
possioIe Tor Levy Oours, tax coll eotor
ana ssse'aor' - iis'rsnchise clt!zlls 0
VIII are repeHlel Dsls ware Is Alresd
TAR pehind her s!stos SAFES, and unt
toese laws sre Sopnged from orr s,a'
ute oook', We mas. a.ill expect to re.r
gtade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

Some of you smiled when
we told of good Antique
Oak Sideboards, we'll made
and we'll finished, at $40.
There W a 8 more smiling
when you saw them, smiles
of wonder and delight. The
like has never been before
In Sideboards. Mouse around
a bit, see what other Furni-
ture folks ale doing. The
$40 Sideboard and the hun.
dred other sorts OF oide
boards will look bigger anc
better to you by the com
parison. So will the thou
sand and one other Furni
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

sOHEpULK II KTTBOT, Nov. 20, II :
Trains leave alaWArs AysnIo Iapor
For Philadelphia and Chester, els, TCt
I %, 3 10, 9 ~, o so, 7 30. 8 % and pls p. m
On sundays, 7 90, %, 9 40, 10 lb and IL IL q
d; co, 3 ", 6 10, 8 a, o so and 8 40 p, m.
For Chicago, wheeling, Columbus and
Sandusky, daily, 7 20 q. m. and 8 20 p. M.
for Pittsburg, daily, I &c a. n. aud As ?
Eor Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
Ally, II 10 a. N. and 20 D. IN.
FOR baltimore and Washington and New
ara and HAVE de Grace, II 10 a. m; . 10 AnC
20 Q. N. ON SundaJS, 20 and IL 10 3. N
Fof stnssriy, 9 10 and II 10 q. m; . u
| 8 20 and I 30 p. m. and IL go midnight. OI
sundays, II 10 q. mi %. 8 40 AND 80 p. n
rUE LAHDENBEkG,9 10 A. M.hundA,
| only. 40 q. m. and 2G6 o. N. dHiIJ
xospt sunday. 8 30 p. m. daily.
| Trains leave Market Street Station.
Fer PhnAdelphiA % p. N. daily, excsp
Sonday. For Bsitlmo-e asa =. ID.
daily, except Sunday. For LsndsnberS
$50 and 1850 A. M. and fsb P. m., daily
except Sunday; s.ls .. m. BundAy only
rhe 80 a. m. train connesa at Ess
Junction with Cincinnati and st. Loui
through express, daily, eTeppt Sunday. III
40 p. m. connects with Chicago and "
Louis express daily.
Trains FOR NiImington-LeAys PhlAdo
eaia, daily, y g, -; 9 70, 10 90 =. u, q
daily, except Sunday, us .. m, L.
nAon. VI II, IL 90 .. m.
Express trains
| ". NJ. OLEhlkNTS, q, z, LCKp,
Manager. GsnH Pass. Ages
| Telephone No. las-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

AS SHOWN q few days since the
founders OF this Republic with tie i'm.
mortal Washington IS their lssdsr,
early began to ds7elope the Industries
OF this country by the imposition OF q
tlritf on sill goods Of foreign manufas-
sure. Under the wise ro7islons OF
protection this country prospered until
1857, when In the ars! year OF James
BuchAnan's administrator, o Demo.
cratic Congress, emboldensd By a re-
neEed lesss OF power modified the
tariff, the same IS they are nov en-
dea7orlns TO do, uuGil IL wss almost
free trade. This was followed by com.
merolAl and industrial reverses snd =!
no period In the history OF this couu.ry
has there ever teen such complete
slAsDa.ion OF uslness. Mills, fse.o-
rIes and workshops were closed, he.
Cause they Her9 unable 10 com pete
with lha cheap pro1uciB OF Els snd,
and tha consea hence WAS inst shous-
Ands OF men ard women vera thro Rn
cut o! work, and duElng the w!n,er Of
that year these was more sEffsring
among the working cisss than was ever
known before Tners was bus little
improvement until 1861, when, under =
Republican administration tue Morrill,
tariff was enacted, Gud Immediately
there was change. MIL, faslories
and workshops asse reopeued and there
was work 6. goal wages for all. Under
she -i'e ~ uo- lua Of =
as haE5Sis foceS',e cd lbs n t taifsitf FIJI iAhe
saA5liry has pEosaerai for nearly !hree
decades, and daring tia. lime has
passed through the gEe2!os! OWL wAi
OF modern hmss. The population oil
our country has doubled, new indus
tries hAvs been developed aud there Il
work for all, who really desrs to work
nj remunerAivs wages. Yet In TIL
face OF this Democratic adminislrA.
ton, under the hd7ice Of Southern ire'
traders, and encouraged by the dough
faced press Of the North, are endeavor
Ing to repeal this benehoent law, An(
intiict upon this county repetition o
she scenes snd sutfsrinss endured b.
The working class In 1851.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
Philadelphia, Wilmington b fal
Gmore Railroad.
FEBRUARY eth, 1883.


Trains will leave Wilmington ~ follow
Philadelphia te1press), 2 asa. 4n,8G, $50
If 5 ~, $40, . AZ 1907, II rs, II 81 n. m, II 20
As5o@@eiaiioE' r, 10 sOg, IIoss a. m.
= FOR Ghes s e iSS ssp, 4ie $50 su
III * II IS, II 81 4. m, " %, "a, 70, 7o6 and
Accom- odauon, 80, 700 Jos SIS io@A
N, 2S&, 400, 5 " 40, and 10 % D. N.
New York, 200, g 81 30, 100, Q 20, 10 o.,
ll6la m, ~ %, 50, 2Z7,S.lc, 8 "A, 's2t, 7 o.
For West Chester, via LAmohin, 70 aue
Is a, NJ, 2. IS and 40Op. IN,
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate sta,
tione, ~ a. m. II rs and 62l p. IN.
baltimore and Intermediate stations. 10 II q
baltimore and bay line, pm.
baltimore and Washington, / Is, 446, s04
. 70, and II a. m, u o., Il II, a, a, 10
g IL and Is y. m.
Trains Tor belawars Division leave for,
% p. M, and u 05 Night
GeorgetowH and Lewes, 8 30 q. m. 3 10 p. N.
seaforo texpress), 5op. m.
HArri 1gion' Deiinar' and way stations, 50
ETprass ior Harrington, 3 50 p. m. Wa,
- V 49, 9-s~--,t,,. !
Express Tor Dover. HARRINGTON, and Del.
mar, ~. y0p m. aud u 0S Night.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Con,
Fort aud Norfolk, IL 30 D, IN. 4 nd II % Might
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII
uington (ezpressl, rs, 30, 40, ~, 80
10 20 II Is, II 40, II 81 a. M, e. OF, o., 20
5 o. u, g %. 81, COP. IN.
az, 40, q s 20 l. o3 10 40. and II AZ p. IN.
POI. further Information, passengers are
Trains marked thus 81 are limited EXPIRE
S PIR %i e. PS S5fEr fare Is cAnTFfRa WOOD
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
ATLANTIC GARDEN
NO. 2a4 KING STREET.

The undersigned has fitted up the
Atlantio Garden In good style, and
Invites all who wish to pass . few
moments pleasantly TO call aud pArtlci
pate In a game OF shuttle board, ten
pins or pool. Ohoice wines and liquor
and cigars always on hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morninl
and Saturday morning and evening"
WV. LEGG, Proprietor.
tlgtt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

BALTIMORE, March 20 Bishop Cur.
tbs, Of Wilmington, arrived In Balti-
mora yesteIday by steamer from the
Eastern shore, and took q train at
Union Station for bis home. Durls g
the snow storm OF last week the Bishop
was blockaded on the Delaware road.
AS lie was anxious to reach Wilmington
as soon as possible, he walked nine
miles through the snow to MAKE rail-
road connection, 30 as to get TO Balti-
more by steamboat and 30 TO Whining
| ton from here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
PUBLIC sALE-T,p
~ SEilisel sell At publ, al. o.
new castie Hundred, 'A'e' Al.
ON THURSDAY. MARCH ,,x
~ nio'olocsp, M.
20 Head Of Good ID
and colts.
&

10. !. sorrel mare, tvs,,,
~ :. Roam mare w., ~, viii
soou worker and driysr 'afs Old, with
NO. .. Brown mAre. 7y.,.
10 dpiv aud Kind, well broltSS' ?, o. :, With
:, Ne, !. Bay hor,c. , y.,,. ,' wi
slngle and double harm. . "'s Oh brol
No. 8 with fs., rai' Of very Gu, i'm .
No. 7. " s 'S; s,.,, ' 1''n |
hands high, weighs ahao1 Mos low,
head and neck. good Ss,s ~ ppurdl
Imposition. worEs w,,l H. 'iiIAAg,' do exd
no, =. sorrel mare 4 sn' h1Tlesl
sinRle or double h rn,.. var 1l ID
ihnE promise of speed, / a,t f,,lllil,r
No .. sorrci mar. gv,.
driver, trot In 2.5D. '''A'' Old GH|
60 ": hoa1 mare ayen,, 81
o' fArm mare, weigh. ia VIM
vci9hi ~ sooray mar Win lJal' iss sss,
NO. u. hay hirsa. G,,,,.,,
pounds, BLOCH y b Ut, POM WV, 'elj
No ~. hay maze. I 49, N'lAIt.
",}l-broken 10 routle ana spsi, se
nanas high, broken to dopal, h az
No. is. Dun horse. : y.,., l., n
single or double harms, ~ ~ ~
80, 10. sofrcl h r5e, I VA. w u,
pounds, good I arm mar, msr,. yeAF'o 4, rdt'
Nc. Is. hay mar roil =, II
stock. wa" Af1 "a
STOCK. ''4'l o y tIii|
No. 20. Brown colt, 2y,,,. a.,
twenty head Of cuvs. no., " re
IN piont by day Ofsale. Fonr y, pn
Terms. a rr,di,N Nv % 'nungM
on nnrebaSer ~, III VI m"htlAWill b
an approved endOrsrr. aud hi w, ~ w
per cent, on for cash. JusFSI II ~
IL. W.stidhan A Sop, Auetbr ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

Sudden changes OF Temperature al
ways induce physical disoom icrt under
various Manifestations, but generally
colds. Laxador will quickly nd the
system OF the bad effects resulting
from these changes. Price only 25
cents package.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
zoe market Street.. Above Second.
MARCH 10 WILL CONTINUE
Two Weeks Longer.
OUR
|uEARING-OUT SALE

SALE
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace, now now a, 90 o eta
" " .. button shoes now sis5
now o. IS
These are worth coming for = long
ways, and worth getting after you get
here.
Just For Two Weeks.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace,
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace;
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now IS
cents
Extra bargains in all kinds Of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies'Pebble Button Shoes, now sl.0o,
/" Fine Pebble" now Il So.
Kid Button now 81 rs
Glove Kid Top Button now 81 80.
Rousing reductions Ia sll kinds OF
seasonable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School Shoes,
now Csc.
Misses Pebble "
now 81 Is.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Shoes, now
s125.
Mi.ses' Pebble Spring Heel But.en,
no " Sl.00.
Misses
now 81. %.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
now 40
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
of in connection with the quality or finish.
Little boy's hook lace shoes, now 81. 90
sizes 10, IL, II,
si.25.
Little boys high cut button now 81. 25.
sizes, II to 2.
Cost 10 not considered In these prices,
only making sure OF selling the goods of
quickly and saving you enough IN ney to
make you brimful Of interest IN what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks
Children's pebble spring heel, now 5oc.
siZee, 4 tot.
Children's pebble sprins heel, now 75c.
sizes, 8 to 10Y.
Chndren's kid spring heel, now sos
sizes, 8 to 10Y.
Tteic Prices Fer Two Weeks.
Mems Kip plow shoes, now 81 60.
Mems brogaus, now tl.O0.
Mems kid Butcher hook Lace, IoV
$50
Mems coarse boots, now f1.75.
a. g. now g.. 90.
sizes,.6,o, 10, IL.
Boys coarse no is, now u 40.
sizes, and 5.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 80,
sizes, and 5.
Little boys, coarte boots. now Sl00.
sizes, IL and 10.
Not quite half price, but nearly 81.
| Plenty Of reduced price ladies pebb'l
land kid button. at great saving to thos,
lwbo purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81 50.
congress, now 81 30.
hook lace, now 81 80.
lie 50.
Remember,your privilege to. -,
have exchanged. II yor S'''e--'I '''i -4 m
size, or kne Ei6N ss-- eu1ss IN miopE
are !, - lave your money returned il you
SsNjot satisfied that you have secured
1 bargain.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
No. So6 MARKET ST., ABovR al.
Wilmington,
! William H. BabC0Ck
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT GO.
A Rare Chance for Bargains.

We offer for salo or rent, new 2 story
brick houses, with rooms and bah side
yards and porch front; also an exec ilent we'll
OF wRter; situNted on Third ct Get near
Green Hill avsnGe, tree from city taxes
y lso houses, No. 1910 Van Buren street and
NO. 81 MORROW street. The above houses on
easy terms (mOnthly instAlln entB n de-
sired.) Oonyoyanco furnished to any who
| wish 70 see the properly by calling at the
northeast corner OF Front and orange sts
| ml3 o. IF. WHITE o. BIO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
1,ITpIIC sAT.E H0RsIj
Il Hockestin, Del, u -.,,., "A
FRIDAY, MA X u ~'H''

1 will sell at lloilrs'', Y nr.rs "A
March ~. lses, 20 he,n VI srITrrtssiI
Somerset county IA - .oasii y
market. III y are WYE s.m aft ~
and well broken, par pl ~ al Ar nj
ieaiers, several OF Ns y, Az : slt
Alltn want OF go9d " w. 'i hr,n tir,s
attend this alr' ~ aud an ~
lectlI 4 these h'i ~. ,'nn loEli,l
thev will give satlsla,s W. III suited. "
yourself if you c1nm cam fnrihcr df's,
10 sell them. re XII Tr'lnsoli n,
daily papers OF the 'i u n,r Al, lni
Il. H., arrive 10 time %, rostpontnai J,
mpdlatcly after. 40 nlnper 81 * u
will sell ln the d y;r,t ,vOOp WEEsil
90 days credit. 81 n~l
Robinson, Auc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20
On Wednesday Morning,
March 2Ist,

we will open the best and cheapest lot of
Table Linens ever offered in this city =.
One email lot of loom dice at 10 cents,
and beautiful Cream Damask, with or
without colored border, at 25 cents, re-
dueed from So cents
Bleached and Cream Damask for As,
so, 65, rs, s5c and 81 90, are very cheap.
A Turkey-red Table Linen Damask at
rs cents, reduced from 81 cents.
A beautiful line of wool Henrietta
Dress Goods; all the new spring shades
and colors, at sly, 50, IS, Zoe and also
Black, at so, 65, 20, 75c and 81 co. As
inches wide.
Brocade Dress Goods ut cents.
Ginghams at and cents
One case OF Indigo blue prints, 9 cents.
One case of Bleached Muslin Rem
nan;s at $ cents; worth o cents; run t
10 yards
A beautiful line of Hamburg Edging1
| extra wide and narrow, at 12& cents
A line of regular made Hose for ladies
and q hose for gentlemen, Is cents. re
| duced. M lot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

Tho frames for the 400 ton schooner
which the jackson s. Sharp Company
Is to build fer Captain A, 2. Lcngstrest
and otbers, are we'll under way aud ths
keel will be laid in few dAya.
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SUM MER TERM
Begins April Ie, Ends June 2s. ~

BeEIns AprII 10, Emus uno X3s 81
New Glasses and private instruction Ia
Voice, Piano, Violin, and all DreheItraI In
etiuments, Piano and organ Tuning, L9a-
tory, Fngilsh Brsnohes, French, Ger man
and l. allan LANGUAGES Drawing, Palitlng,
Modelling ana POrtTatture. Tuition, t6 to
k95 per term, Leetures on Music, hri, liz
srature, eta, by eminent specialists, and
General Ola sses, Rsoilale, ctc, iree to all
regular students. Board and root in the
Me- Home, $500 to u 10 ser week. Kew
Calendar f'ee Address N r. W ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY, Il, TOURJES, Dir,
Frlnklin So, Boston, El2 e&Y-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-20

GAVE MONEY NEW SHARES FOR
: sale in EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIA-
TlON at hl.0DG One Dollar each snbscrip-
ton list nov open. Money offered for sale At
every meeting. borrowers nave privilege Of
tttu ming lhans AZ any time, In part payments
or all At once. Six per cent. Interes, allowed
70 NlthdrawinR members. FoT shares or
inrther informau n, apply TO VIM. Z,
f5-tu-tu---im
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puBLlO sALE-H WIN / S1II1
Il property on SIKH Aydnu s'I
town., l viii sell at publi5 ~,
premises, on H
WEDNESDAY. MARC In IuI
at i.oo O'clock p. b.,
l Dun horse, 0 years OLD, VA ,1,.a
sound, q good diver ald !osi,suSi
steam.
spar spring buggy, l oni st,l,,
both In good order; / D ton M, M
amp-stat carriage, sleigh, ! NIL
bells, , ssts OF single harne,a trr n
pillow, l oaltivator, l pUIhs,,t n
mower, spades, forks eln., 4 III M,
ZOO 1 breeoh-ioad ing sua.
Household goods eeysnty.ny, w
Brussels carpet, 100 yards III l1tntX
pets stair carpets and rotl, / m
table, l TefrigerAtor, In exce|lsut Nls1
ing room chairA, | lounge |szslrJ, }
stead, mAttreBsts, sprinss .sg m
shades, lamps &c, Sic 10 EviiII
chine, in good order; .Oak tbu M
Home, no, :; room GtOyts, ara ~
oles not mentioned.
Conditions on dag Of sale By
5. tPlAKfky
W. A. Hukili, Auo. mI5 mat
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We will offer handsome,
hobby Spring Overcoats,
our own cut and make; also
the handsomest assortment
of Stylish Spring Suits for
Men and Boys, also our own
cut and make. We have
made a special effort to get
up a better quality OF Cloth.
ing than is usually found
raady.mAde. We are quite
sure q suit of our make OF
Clothing will make its own
impression, both in looks,
wear and comfort.