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The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

~RENJ. P;DAyIs, Sen rr nDovr,
1919 II ST., adjoining Sun Building.
Suburban property speciality.
EIOR SALE-S BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
II 1s.8x90, to wide alley, on Sd st east, bet
ETC.; bargain to an Immediate purchaser.
CHAs. A. McEUEN;
FOR sALE-FRoNTAGE OF 100 FEET ON
dth st, bet ID and Il SITS Q, by depth OF 105
feet. CHAS. A. McEUEN,
FOR sALE-FINE BLOCK OF LOTS
frontage of 300 feet on 9TH st road, bet
tive investment to quick purchaser; price
wv oHAs. A. McEUEN,
1920 r st.
FOR sALE--sEvEN BEAUTIFUL. BUILD.
ing lots, fronting south, 1Sx9U, to wide alley,
with all advantages for immediate improve
DeDt, on st, bet Sd and 4th sts N Q; a bargain
to a builder ohAs. A. McE94PSi 14sSR ,t
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING, LOT ON WEST
side of Cap st, just north of X st, 22.6x5U;
CHAs. A. McEUEN,
FIVE BEAUTIFUL o2-FEET FRoNTLoTs,
n W, o 1T, bet Goth and 21st sts, near Dupont
Circle. CHAS. A. MoEUEN,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-FINE CORNER
property for sale at low figures and on easy
terms. CHAS. A. MoEUEN,
1920 + ST..
FOR RsALE-EAsTH HALF OF SQUARE 1857.
Frontage on 18th st, east, 436 It.
Frontage ON Mass ave, 217 It.
Frontage on south B st, 161 II and 6l9
In, $4,000 IT. CHAS. A. MoEUEN,
1920 Il st n W.
FOR SALE - SQUARES AND HALF
squares In the northeastern part of the city;
very desirable property for moderate. priced
houses or for investment.
CHAS. A. McEUEN,
1920 4 st.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

TIE WASHINGTON National Monu-
ment Society, at its meeting to-day,
adopted u series of resolutions, in-
dorsing the proposed Centennial and
Quadricentennial celebrations in the
strongest terms. A peculiar signiii-
cance attaches to this action because
of the national and influential stand
ing Of the association and the peculiar
character of the occasion which it
had gathered TO commemorate.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

AN OLD GENTLEMAN. WITH A FRIEND,
~ both discreet and respectable, wish the
occasional use Of . furnished room, for which
a good price Will be paid 10 party who is not
extra curious, Address o. Wa Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

EOR RENT-225 PENNA AVE, RECENTLY
IL occupied by Adams Express CO.. well
suited for a store or restaurant; will rent rea
sonabe. NJ. NJ. PARKER,
1ilS st.
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MSg>OFFICE OF THOMAS McGILL 4 CO

y2y1r>-, THE COLUMBIA BRICK COMPANY
BhSaSsa The annual meeting of the Colum.
bia Brick Company will be held at the princi-
pal Office of the company at Waterloo Station,
WEDNESDAY, the 7TH DAY OF MARCH
1883, for choice of seven directors for the en-
suing year and TO act on any other subject
within the power of the corporation.
j. $. LAWRENCE,
President.
Mashinrtnn ID. @ Feh Is 1883
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FOR sAlE-pot,srs


TJOR yALE-THE OWNER OF OyEOF THOSE
II attractive and convenient waliach Place
N w tG-room. bath and all conveniences)
houses, wishes 10 sell Address y, box so,
+. U.
EOR SALE
J. st, near 10th, new broom brick lot 1sx
80; 1000.
nth st, near NJ s c, 3story frame, 10 rs;
lot 35xTO: $4,000.
11th SC. near $ e, 11-room brick aud store,
stable, etc; 24x100; 5000
A. near 9th S G, s rs.and cellar; brick; good
house; lot 21xt35; S6,750.
Park Place n Q, a good Groom frame; lot
16x10O; $1,000.
we can offer several lots on Meridian Hill at
good investment price.
Send for new bulletin.
MACGOWAN & CAMPBELL, 10OS.1O1O II
st, successors to Baxter & MACEDONIAN.
IHOR SALE-wB OFFER -FOUR VERY NEAT
IN and complete Groom brick houses lust
finished, on 18th 81 n Q, within half square of
II Sc cars, as an investment, or will sell them
separate TO parties wanting snug home on
sWoRMsTEDT 8 BRADLEY o27 st.
FOR sALE-AN ELEGANT NEW 1O.ROON
IL house, 9t4 Sc n W; this house has all
modern convenlences, range, latrobes, open
CRATES, closets TO every room, handsome gas
Fixtures and a dry cellar under the whole
house. Lot 2Ox1OO. Price 1920.
SWORMSTEDT a. BRADLEY,
027 u 81 n W.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

E,OR RENT STORES, WITH ALL ITS FIX.
IL lures, one for So and one for $40; also
two sets OF fats for rent, furnished or unfur-
nshed, in the northern part of the city, and
want to buy a show window. Inquire at
1923 Pa ave n W.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

EOR RENT--sTORE-225 PENN. AVENUE,
" 3.story brick, 10 rooms and large store;
lately occupied by the Adams Express Co..;
can be leased by responsible party at a rea
sonable rent. Inquire of
NJ. NJ, PARKER,
111S AZ
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
STEAMBOATS,.
MI UlNI NEhNON!
M MOUNT VERNON
MOUNT VERNON

STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves 7tl-st. Wharf daily (eXcept sunday
for MOUNT VERNON
40 10 O'Clock a, m: returning, reaches Wash
iIgton about $3.50 D. IN.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

y3ss1.z>S, FOR SALE-33O SHARES CAPITOL
We Type.writing Machine Company
stock in certificates 10 suit, at So per share.
Q. II. FICKLING, 1864 32d st, or GURLEY
BROS, 1919 st.
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WANTeD---ROOMs.

w TANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, A GOOD
w sized room and hoard near 9th aud II
sts W; terms not over S2o per month. Ad-
dress JAY y. Critic office
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
FOR sALe-MIscELLAMEOus.

FOR SALE-MlSCELLANE0US.
NOR SALE-TWO PARLOR SUITS, HALL
H stand lcherryl two bedroom suits, two
spring cots, chld's crib, baby carriage,
dlning-room chairs, etc, etc, Family leaving
city. Call at 0l5 II stn NV.
nor sALE-CHEAP-A VALUABLE ANDs
IL nearly complete collection of Rare Coins
and Medals. the property of clergyman, left
with me on sale. Call at 6lO l1th 81 n W,
basement, after ! o'clock.
UIOR SALE-nOU USEH0LD GOODS IN GEN
IL eral, piano, combination writing desk
and bookcase, walnut extension table, etc;
family leaving city. call ut 9l5 y 81 II W.
JNOR sALE-BARGAINS--i AND 8 PASSEN-
IL ger panel quarter rockaways; also
broughams and coupelettes Of the best makes,
some but little soiled; best OF terms
GEYER's Carriage Factory 466 Pa ave W.
JHOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN III SOLD Ar
IL once-one elegant antique bedroom set
cooking utensils; everything new. Call after
4pm1l2l n j ave W.
INOR SALE-GRAPHOPH0NE, LINOTYPE,
IL Topographic Mercanthaer Dynamo
graph and Shelabarger stocks; also Browns
Magnetic Telephone and other stocks; offers
wanted. CllAS A. SHIELDS. 1006 81 n W.
TNOR ALE-CARRIAGES OF ALL DESCRIP-
IT, tions; close carriages quito q variety;
also sloighs, 2 and passengers, suitable for
Christmas presents, at astonishing low prices.
466 Pa ave u W. w. II, GEYER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
7-7-V7-7-0-7 y Nle7-07-71NNNF1NN-N7
WASHINGTON. ID. c.,

yav1.a. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
RSsSs February %, 1888.
Desk room is offered male stenographer
with typewriter in an Office centrally To-
Gated, provided lie will devote two hours of
his time TO business of Office as compensation
for rent. This is a rare opportunity, and may
lead TO q profitable connection. Address
with references, RAPID, Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
BOARDING.

rIIABLE BOARD-FIRkT CLASS; ,S5 PER
j week, 1917 l7th,st ". Meals fur
nlshed 70 families az theirresidences,
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

SAN FRANcIsco-Thou art so near
and yet so far.
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pERsnnAl

VI advanced on goods at your residences;
orders by mail promptly attended TO. Nc
AULEY. 1920 MIST.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22

VAfzo>.GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELs,
49, Latrobe Ranges and Furnaces,
Plumbing, Heating and Timing.
s. S. SHEDD a. BRO,
13O 9th 81 n w
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
w large properties for sale, situated ON
Massachusetts ave extended and on the Ten
leytownRoGd, which offer to investors rare
chances for large and qulok profits. Also, a
number Of beautiful building sites, some
choice lots and several splendid suburban
farms. r. ii. GOLDSBOROUGh n Co,
1i05 st.
CIXTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF SMALL
- HOMES OF FROM ONE TO ONE
IMPROVED, WITHIN FROM ONE-HALF TO
THREE MILES OF THE CITY, AT Low
EST PRICES AND MOST FAVORABLE
n. II. sYPHERp 8 co. 1907 p st.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
JSOR RENT.

FoH RENT
House No. 1923 Vermont avenue. contain
ing IL large rooms, . alcoves and 2 bath
rooms; all in good order. Apply to
JAMES G.. SPRIGG,
1904 N ave
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
k,LOUIS CUNNINGHAM,

STOCK, BOND AND NOTE BROKER,
Has removed his office to
COB 18TH ST Y w.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
FIREI FIREl

II you want the CHEAPEST, CI.EANIsT
and MOST ECONOMICAL FUEL, buy Wash
lngton Gas Company's COKE.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
sola Agents
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
HOUSES FOR RENT.

22O Willow Tree alley w, = fS'''''s'' 4 w
LOANS
In sums to suit at g per cent.
The above Is only q small portion of prop
erly ON my books. For full list call at ohice
for bulletins issued ON 1st and 18th.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
FOR RENT-RO0Ms.

EOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS ON
IL I'd floor for gents, with or without board
gas, bath and heat; in private family; no chill
dren 1882 Sth st n W.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
CRITICuLAE.

The worst case of resurrection which
has yet appeared in the columns of our
esteemed contemporary, the Republican,
was resuuocting G. Washington last
night and interviewing him for this
mornings paper
The Washington critic., 1888-02-22
AND EFFECTIVE sPARRING.

CCIENTIFIC AND EFFECTIVE SPARRIN6.
The most beneficial of all exercises taught
by Prof, j. @. Collins. Lessons in dumbbell
and Indian club exercises taught. Prof. Col
llns will also give Natural Magnetic treat.
ment at his residence, 7O6 I'd st n W.
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
III 18th St. two blocks south of Pa, ave.
Lighted by 800 incandescent electric lights.
Open from 9 u. m. to 10 p IN. Sundays half
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
ClOakS & Wraps

Another cut In NeWmark-
cts. 81 for a choice line re
Gently sold at 50 and $40.
1915 Tor a line of Rag
lans recently sold at $40 and
SII.
Plush Coats away below
early prices. Don't fail to
see them. You can save
money.
so fine heavy alI-wool
Black Stockinet Jackets.
Embroidered and plain re.
duced to s. and So so. Rsgu-
lar So goods.
Childre ms Coats have been
extensively marked down.
You will find our Shawl
stock full of good value.
Most of them at lower prices
than you know for many a
long year.
~ Open evenings uutll
Christmas.
.KENNARD&CO.
623 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

The Wilbur Opera Troupe gave . very
mesitOrious presentation OF the oomic
opera The Merry War" At the Opsrs
House last evening before . amall-f
audisn e, owing no de- uht 10 the damp
evening Miss Susie KFwln sang and
acted IN her u'ual winning way, rsceig
Ing sn ent1usiAEtlc on c1re In the second
Aos. She trips ACROSS the stage Es spFy
IS l6 year old HAiien. Her voice Is
in splendid condition aud to hear her
once wants to n AXE you repeat The
dose The opera Wbs put on in good
shape and she chorus girls and their
handsome cosi um IS WAS one ofihs sttrRo.
tive feAturts OF the chow. j. II Ooply
who hes been wish the COMPANY sinoe
its organization, come eight years ego,
uAs eeen TO fair advantage last evening
- Marquis Filipo BsbaBtlA no, who never
gQsslps. There IL not much 10 the part,
aud M. Comfy made all there " a. 10 BE-
maze cut OF II W. II. frederick, J.
Clarence Duff j. Jones, W. H Kohnle,
Mics A ice Verona, Mics Julia OhIistiE y
aud Belle Hamilton ell took their re.
| spective parts in manner that oauRbt
the hearty spProbA lon Of tho audience.
TIE troupe will give "Phs PIlnotss q
rrsbiz )nds" this evening, which optra
| should insure for thsm a crowded house.
The CHORUS slrls are rather above the
average In manners aud looks OF the
accessories which have lately visited
| our city.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
pInaTl

WRIoAr. --In thIs city, on the lTth Inst
kehooca q. WRIGHT
Relatives sad ffisndn Of the iSuily are 70
9peotfally invited 10 attend the funeral
from hor lato residence, Ne. 2l1 JeifeFsof
street, on ThuhldAy, ct . O'Clock, D n. In,
te1ment 81 Wllmin8ton and BfandyHinS
cemetery.
URoss--On the 18Th inst. LILLE Elizabeth
Cross, In the 18th year OF her age.
Inc felhtives and friendo are respectfully
qleated % attend the funeral from this
reaidenfe Of her aunt d los bailio Pugh, No.
600 West Second street, on Thursday aftsr.
noon. Services ~ the house 81 o'clock
lntsfment 81 WllningtoA and Brandywi1 .
blHDSLky. In the. II b inst, George,
only son Of William and Sallia hindaley
aged year q, q months.
Relatives and friends Of the family A-e re-
sptotn lily Invited 60 attend BIS funeral IRON
the residence Cf hts parepta. no ls Irvine
nalaoe, en- Locust street near Ninth, on
Thursday. the goth last, att O'o och D. m.
intsrment 81 Uld SwodsH OomotaFy.
Dsaie est George. thou hast left u,
and thy loes we deeply feel
But the angels came and whispered,
Tome thou eltssod unto me.
Gone but not forgotten.
fHOMPSOH-At his readsnee. No ltOt
West Second street. on Monday, dec. II
AndEeW }. thompson, IN the ATth year cf
Relatives and friends Of the family, also
ath nGton LOdEo, no l, x OF p , smyth
Post, q A. X Cyrus Uastlo, no I, X. o.
y, ira invited 10 attend the mineral, on
thutsdAy Afternoon, A. O'Clock. Services
tory.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

WEST CHESTER, Dec II When Jack
sen Eby, a blacksmith, went into his shop
at the corner OF Gay and New streets this
morning, he found that incendiaries had
been at work In his establishment, which
is a two story frame building II is par
tally occupied by County Treasurer
Robert l. Hayes, v no is a carriage dealer.
Under a work bench was fouJd a candle.
stick, with q quuity OF burned shavlDgs
aud wood. Inc inccndiaries had luilt 4
temporary furnace Of stone and put the
iigLle; candle in II aud piled wood ali
around The material burned, and 10 50
doing threw q heavy plank ufon the are,
which was exiting
In the p rtiln Of the shop used by Mr..
Hayes were several hun rel dollars
worth OF carfa es. Attached to toe
stop was a large frame dSelllrg and tneu
a row OF eight or ten houses with shinRl,
roofs.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS

In dress goods we are of
fering superb bargains. Wool
dress goods that have been
SOC, are now 25c. Wool
dress cloths, 50 inches wide,
that have been 81 are now
4So. Wool Casbmeres In
dark shades, that have been
so and $50, are now 44c
Wool Euglish Serges, 46
met es wide, that have been
75c., are now 44c.
Fine French dresI goods
in many varieties that have
been SIC. and 81 are now
G9c. You can save a good
deal Of money in looking
through our large stock OF
fine dress goo5s Il is MOI
usual to reduce prices In De
cember, but we are doing it
now while you want them.
We show you this season
the largest line OF Ladies',
Mems and Children's
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
THIRD EDITION.


W. II. HlTst. n RentlemAnly looking
young man was brutality assaulted and
robbed By hiRhWEymen about IL o'clooh
last night, on the oauseWey over Mar
vet street bridge. Mt. HiFst was sseD
this morsing By q representative Of the
REPUBLICAN At the police station. he
was o prs possessing Dung man we'll
dressed, intslllRen1 and evidently not
addicted to int0HlcRtl0n. Tie complain.
IA OF ; yery sore jaw where be says h.
yes kicked BY oae Of his AssAilAnts
His clothes were eove;ed With oyster
shell mud ard bis general appearance
and condition showed shat be had re
Oeivsd very rOuRh treatment, he
belop ged IL New York, bat for tee
weeks past he ksd been confined for
treatment ia the jefferson Hospital,
PbiadeiphlA, for en- sbscess In Ine
stomaoh
Yesterday be wfs released, sld being
ph ltoRtApber ha HAsAnIiUus to get to
work 40 soon As possible. lie went 20
Breton, Burnley n 90 ou CLestI u
street. pLo!og 1ph Instrument head.
quarters, AuG we directed to WilMinp
ton a. place y Il re ba could be liktlg
20 tind employ neut Bsi0g = christian
young Il ~ be went to President Me.
Ctnnell q The Y urg meu's ChiiftiRu
Association, b. shIn be WAS given q
letter OF Introduction To j. L DummlEs
Of this city, Mt. Mcdonnell alto bought
him ticket for Wllmlr gton, and be-
sides gave hlU 50 ceHta IN nouey. He
got to Wilmington about II o'o oek last
night and walked up Water sire 10
Msrket, where be eutert d the T. staurED'
In the Old Hcly Tree I'm and sot some
thing to eat. As no care out be met a
tail, well dressed young man With q
light muslAche, and asked bin 10 direct
hin TO cheap lodging house, As he had
very little moneg. The man said:
"OOme with me and l will show you
one" He took him ovsy Market street
bridge 10 where the o. ster sbell road
Commences, whom he asked the man
where he was taking him to.
He WRs kuocbet do an ~ kicked.
The biGhGAymen took bis sAtche, con
tanning three white shirts and two un
dsrthTts, his gold eyeelAss =, ya'usi =,
t12, and 70 cents In money. The gobueIs
tsen lef, MIN In tho mud, bruised and
weak. Z IS SCOT as he cuuld collect HE
aenBes he came back over The bridge,
and, bsing dirsoted, found bis way i0
the polics station, where be Was kept
over night.
This Is the third highway robbery
that has peen committed siEca Friday
night 10 this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
HANDKBRCHIEFS

we have ever offered and at
lov or prices. And they are
linen, We do not sell cot.
ton handkerchiefs OF any
kind, even our celebrated 8
cent handkerchIefs are linen
A beautiful line OF em-
brcideIed gods at IS and
so cents and on up to $3.50
You should see our 81 EN-.
broldered onss.
In Silk Har dkerchiefs and
Muiilers the assortment Is
very extensive
The cream and white 81
Mufil rs Is worth your spec
ial attention. Then the finer
ones at 50 $3.50 and So.
Goods selling gere ally al
So so, s. and S. We cut
no fancy prices on holiday
goods, but prefer to let our
cusic mers have them quick
AID fast at a small profit.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

A KigG street. merct ant Hss stkndlns
on the enc Of . lCny slim box THE
mottisg In order to hanE up bis bhst
mas presents, wh-u = lu1dsn putf o.
wind knocked tne same ircm under
hin Esd he came down With heavy
thud, which an onlooker cal "a 8
"GTaud Christmas bounce" he cool }
remarked In looking hroaul: IL wa
LUCKY that did not hurt him a DIT ~
We are sorry to Rivs Ii away, bat "
wish Mr.. Grady, No 234 King street,
EAy keep HE memory Il "Obr tuai
Creep" and 10 enable him . DO ~ BIZ
fFlends and the public generally should
call AID cibFratu SIC him On bis Est
row stcaps from iriary, and Atthe same
time tuY q pair u pcO'B. shoes, sipPert
Fubtess, IS he boasts Of having the best
stock In the city, while be 10 . very pc
lite and cbig!ug eeulls ma
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

In order to close cal tome vlnA
aoods bnd rot carry hem err, cal
them down ntsry hSi thdl iO.nH
price. OhilifeD's 5HA, former gtia
%. nov only t3Aot g. 20. sEi he HEi
ia OFsTc1ats iyf ,hlsr5 CbLdIasf
Salts, which Wssot JS EiVabdH
nc sell nov A'IlH attilB,
havu cot the Iasf1 Oh al gods Nbil
| want TO Fa III u, TEsS must 90
rhe cheapest oItl vtA9 Ho1 7aSIarla
% wear we'll Y-n c&1uJ np'e, w
= suit or oE6rClat 10 much 7o2d a U u
Then We have some tast ctu'l 10 bea
~ custom tailor u utnt sun
I'D oytToJA's ifom il0u TO, beat Anl
thinz you evtr@w. I've Rlt iNo mlel
s,oC K; that 10 the rsHso1 have to Gu
hem down. Noahyoui tlme 70 Gay
kEYBVS,
OaC- Price Clo.ble', NsiIaWss' CJits
Fifth and Mako, Suteis.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

After the heavy rsln u yssltEdaI "
fog lifted aud tho clouds rliisd ~
nlRLt Abaut 9 0'o0cE, A. sli' TINS W
Wind began 10 bloE Eu' ioMs ~
ksps Il up oil night, Wb'il!ils ala ll ,,
ina and shriekip5 Nouud tie ootn.g
IKE myriAds Of uDohAined demons y
plA,ei havoc with sEnos' hld 'slae
log signs, and btreAnd there tns ! \. v
q chimney Vas found lylps 10 We we, W. I !,
Tho heavy rsins sni hllh Voc, hay
overli owed he maribss. oleiiI l' y,
marsh this morning tilef 700 ~ " "
ur, looked like huge mi.r9' sa,aa .sS
ing In lie rays. No s'il9l ~! D IN
however, have been repSftaa a''s ~
railroad lines.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Az The MAniclpAl oouyl last evsniBa
Antonio Jaolno, An Italian featAui An,
keeper, No. l02 Market Greet, VS. dis
ohnfged sOn the charge OF aseauil on
william johnson, and put under tlCO
bail 70 appear on Wednesday morning
b Ap1Eer : charge Of keeping . disor'
Derby house
This morning James Massey for being
drunk and disoTdaFly. was hned IS and
costa, aud William OFtamaT, for q like
offsnss, was hnsd % and costa.
Joseph RARo, charged with stealing
coal, ives discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

an % Jonrlsd and rfsu Ar ns,s,, .
toe DetAaAre Hislorlsal Z r.s,v >.
held last night. TIE mss,lp5 ~ y \
tended by Dr.. K P Jnhusop " !
Qlinby, J r Wa'e', L. P pa,b u
Z @. ehottlitee George W B5'S i
u wood GAneH, X H. Bdpslont /,
=. Vald'Rrlf., Z q and Osl. Obri,tiI
rebieer. '"' -
Ohristien Beblasr prulted Va,
uttls business MAS ttsnssctei. D,t,.
i0nA OF three volumes Of Whuppii
International Law, copy Of b. P,gl
delt'a mtssAse ard a fac slnlls Of N
original COPY OF the Fsieal Con,glu
ZION were received fiom Sscrs.A,y 4
StA'e BHJatl NJ Bsyafd sllo III !,
latter thsnklrg the society iu N
preht nj 70 him / rhoUltapls Oh Oh
SWedea' CHURCH and Of is c5mnunls
'trvioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

Andrew J Thompson died al his resi-
oence, No 1901 West Second street, yes
terday, OF consumption WITH which be
has been Affected for over year Dur
Ing the wsr To- the suppression Of the re.
bsllioD lie served IN Company l. First
Dslas are Regiment and was brave
soldier. Ths dread disease which at last
has terminated fatally made its sppes ar
Ante one year ago last July, ter which
time the deceased was au invalid lie
WAS an active member OF Smyth Post
Ne. |, @. A L and also belonged 10
The knlghts of The Golden Eagle and The
KrIahGs Of Pythias
Daily Republican., 1888-12-18
FIFTH EDITION
The ..;sarse f,an,,--

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0, iAs following wins Quor lppllo, I'm.
ing; court this NON.
BrannAn 4 Moy,nn, ,o.
S,s.ss; h'mOn''rsncs thS, a. !, |'.i slsA
herry L Dayst, OF c,,,.
rsiuSed 81 the last two tsssIso" hva
STRANGE BY sS resldsp,s ',I A tSuas
assibss IT, lioense, Ns D'ssslsi
Aa Ds,u = Blakely, 1913 Pin,
Appllcation met with a ,a, ,ae .s'sa
!" NED oy The arms 10 hat vviinoGIsOI,.lssaa
10 uonstAI co Asslnst h y, 'iV'ullh
No. col Fest Fifth strss.. 'ie' bF,dL
:. .i. . Jsckson & Sharp c., R'!ua b
as 1n9I 0esloa TOO many 10 con, MIA \ ~.
Rem natrAnoa sasins, L..
ran, 6l3 West T. ghtb M 1''noe GU
octWetn two pub lo scho1i, IL btAl
M, hem99siTanoe against Rs,r,., :
oi VA, NO. 4OB Plte street, b.os'a '
us betr b. the buci Q. 10 bs S e,ts'e. !.
OF the premibes. ' ~ ys 'Ani1 q
michael J. ClAvey's n,
n ore aud Jackson trreels 90. " S.'a
ht'a,ed against by Hs,.i !" ssn9S
work aui Others "ssAtI
h'9oLttrAUc5 rgllnH T on,. -.
way, NJ. 7cs Mad ,son r,rss, Ss ~ Vsu.
mn Silh 'elllr & On sutdsy. V o.l
IN re was objection 70 ,bs ,,.,,.
Ton OF Ellen j. Fort Nv y, a .gpps.
Lombard streets, on tho ? ,, w y
s ms ,,, are to1r public soho !, ia 4, s
The Gaze Of Joseph R,,ps, y :.
Ohutoh street, aAs called a.. ~ "
PICKETT lald DO EAd tsnoa NV e
against this application '1''u'u''a
There we're no Isnonsr.p,s, q,
leep0n h2aiDst tho fuIllsB~ ~ "
b'onih, fto' end FteurL s,f,s,,. T ~.
y Smith, New Oastls BERNARD a, aa,a
hitsh ane Spruce s.gst.a ''u''i
During tho mnrnl,Q M, r,,n
nied his t,asOns Tor ues I'm 4 N
case OF William J. Calhoun IL ~
AZ | O'clock court to3ka no, ,.a
} O'Clock this Aflsruooa. ~ 'al