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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Next Friday niiht Mr. Lois Jamn
and Mics Maria Wainv rtgh. ell sp-
pear OF she Opern House In 'ytsluus"
This was one of EdWtn FoTre.s .7ori,s
characters, and 1t Is eaid tina, 10 Ia urc.
septation Mr, James rtstubes him
very much. In this role Sr Jaues Is
noble In preseuca, and dtiy p1tinys
the stern yet affsctionAtt RlmAu parent
As Virginia Miss WsinWrigh. q sea,ls
and engaging, bat pGriorns toe pAri
with Intensity and emotional Strength
The sale OF seais will open ~ T'onM
on Wcinesaay, aud MI VINO wish u
secure them should DO m without ie.AJ
As this Will DO the dramatic cyga,a
the season,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Oommnnder.!nChiet Rsa, Of ID
Grand Army, was ark ID yessilTI
Chicago about the probable pasigsd
the Grand Army Ppnsisn bin, aoi u
approval by tho FraBldsnt q ID Be-
II had q convJrsA,iou with NJ 3.Tt
land About January ", regarding pen
sion matters l told him Vhy hOusti
our bill ought TO pass His viea' d
pension questions satisfied ms tutIrtlI
aud l have the impression ;ha Shn
our bill Is laid before him bs Will
prove IL. You understand, to1gsi
that he made no pramtRes. whatever"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
Tho Cisco Ban z ROBBERS ovort.hen.

TIE posse on the trail OF the Cisoo,
TszEa, bank robbers overlook them
near Putnam GU Thursday, aud rode In
i3ht OF them Tor four or Ave miles, but
could not crowd them, as the robbers
all had WiucbesterB and the arIns OF
:ae posae consisted OF pistols and ihot
Suns. II was reported late Thursday
night that the robbers had been sur
rounded at BAttla Greek, between Put.
nam and Gotten God. by about $50
men,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

As soon ns this mornings session q y
court opened, M Bradford ''rlciaS
his argument TO tho iuEy for ihl ,all'
TN 10 the long draw Harsigao t1sa
Toe entire morning va tassa up " ~ n,
grmeni, ami Il Ia seatcsly ri"O ~,
that the case will reach tEj jnEy o.''''
atndhy afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Robert G., Justts Informs us 'hl' 70
looking over the library OF the lis
ewithen Chandler, 10 found book,
bound in cali, containing the laws and
regulations of the Three Lover Coln'
ties, on the Delaware IRON ~ 20 l'5V'
II 1t can be prrocurrd from tha alm'a,',
traitors, II should be pr.B'nisd 10 Una
Historical 3 c.ety.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Some tgne ago Mrs. Jacobs, the well.
known milliner, purchased y large lO,
OF embroidery OF excellent quality
witch abe sold at low prices. The con-
lted and shs has now ordered loo, COO
pisO g which will be divided between
her a'ore NJ No 6l7 Market street and
No. 23O KiRg strses, Mrs. Jacobs Ia
GertA ely one OF the most entsrprlsInR
business women in this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

BALD KNOB, Mo, Feb 4 d
Thursday nigbt, TuorAa Wa IAN
suddenly returning hOms. f1lri jina
BlEkbny with Bite v,'s. Blak,ni uisl
to get ont, and shot Wslihsm ibFs'
timea and one OF Wsltham'a Jhi,dfsa
once Ths injured husband shy' all
killed Bakery. agd then fell n0F.s,J
wounded. Tho child may recover
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

EoR SALE.
Il CuEAPASD UPON Easy TERMS.
Nos Van Buren street.
No. i20l West street.
improvements,
s o. Gil, 6.s, SIS, ST. and 81, Delaware ave-
nue..
The above houses have II rooms bath, laun-
ary aud all co Vcnirnc-s: dssirahly aud cOn-
venientlV luca'ed with front and de yards,
Nos. i2li, i22l, IA l2ls ant 80 west street.
rooms and bath.
No. 1901: iT5 1905 1907, ioco, ioll. 1913 and
1918 West Eighth street.
with all the late Improvements aud located
N rapidly improving n.tgh6orhood, with
No. 1910 Trenton Place rooms bath etc,
No. 0l6 Lincoln street, rooms and bath with
No. 81 West Front street.
No. tgs Madison street.
No. y KiSg stres', rooms and hath,
Nos. ilZl MA, liaS Ani ilzi Poplar street, 6
Nos. lisO, Ilse, il,iAat IiH Walnut street. 6
Nos, i2O4, iaos, isos i.lc. 1910. 1915 And 1918
Walnut stree, rooms ami bath
southeast corner Beach aud Franklin streets,
! rooms.
Southeast corner Eighth and Franklin
| streets. 10 rooms Ani srwrr connections.
House adjoining gu franklin street 10 rooms
and sewer connections.
The above have All the improvements, with
front and side yards, ana front Of the public
park, which make them VCry desirAble.
| Two houses. Nos. l2l5 aud 1919 West seventh
| street, 6rOoms, bath, fr@ut anl side yards.
Nos .l2iI and l2is West Eighth street, rooms
and bath.
No. lOs WesL Fourth street, rooms and
bath,
No iii2 West Eishth street, rooms Asd bath.
from aud side yArds.
S1S roplar street rooms, hath &c.
| ~ w Bsnnett street rooma anu bath.
| Building 10 soaso nn the south side nj IAN
/ street, getWten Market and DsAugs streets.
| j. AUGUSTUS McGAbLLEY,
| M. e1S Marker street.
| TelenhOne 30, tss. i.G-w f-s.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

George V. Hecker, the f,our msr.
chant who died last TaaaGay ct biz
residence, No. 27S Madison avenue,
was buried yesterday In Calvary. a
oom mittee Of gentlemen from the Pro.
duoe Exchange attended, this funeIa1
services In the Church OF the Pauiigi
Father, corner Of Ninth avoEue ant
Fifty ninth street, Father Sssrie cole
brated high msss. Archbishop C0rTigaJ
and Mgr, Preston knelt within the ALTA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

In this city arm has sent 20 Cips
McDougal, OF Duluth, MINI, the lP'.
ing cuds of the nrst st5el cigs; ,hGPi
boat TO be put together In his .liyii
there, When completed the boa, ell h
ISL feet long, 25 feet beam. $ ier' lfa
with a carrying capacity Of 600 ton sa
will be used In the grain, ore aud 90
trade between Duluth and A'
lower lakes. From the Aael 10 5he vit'
line she will resemble turtle hacE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Now ia the time 20 have yoaT sh
rlGRos properly repaired before 70. ~ az,
Commences, and DO ready WIZ Nv y,
turnout when ths fao weather -'p ~,
in. The best place Ia - Join " ai'l. ~. /,
factory, over Market stroet briaS' W. ~
does the best work for shs mos u'''
rate prices In the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

CHICAGO, Feb. i5.-Willlam J,s
right, sAid 10 bs one Of the mos! ~
seroRs and accomplished sFscE ,,s,I y
the country, has bssn lndtn nma.I
Que of the burglars who Ell'el AZ, IN
Shell, the millionaire, on Fsltu'''
S:h. Gehrighs is still At largo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

appointed by the CO1eord Y iii
MeetiEg Temperance Olmnl'.'sgai s1s,
he held at Friends haoLif ,o.s ip,L
Fourth and West stssste, u ss,iu
Franklin q. HAinss, Sln' lsl S,,ip,,
and others will addresa the niO'
All are invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

For james F. Wood s. 10. oGlttt ~, -
the hard FREQ ziug end thaW The i'b , M
dEys tine Messrs. Wood g 20 "a
been busy taking in orders -. I..r.it
tin roofs, and oFsshAulinR hla ..,ay
ing old roofs, gusters ahu 'Y'
throughout the Clsy and county
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

There Was bu, snall audience Pr -,
emit last night ~ the O0mpanln! c '.y q.
In the Opera House, bus tnosa En ID
tended enjoyed q sich masioA. w, M
No better compsny sVor vision w. AZ 4
city, and had the prices been ~ ID
a lower figure, It 10 very Dropsp,.', ~
the house would have baen cr0Wls''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
RENN ARD

light 32-inch FOu-
lards are beauties,
many styles of them.
The 36-inch Chintzs
are fine this season;
I21 cents instead of
Is cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Guars nteed at the evening ss' s,or,sss
the Wilmington Commsrcis' c 81 %
Eighth and Market streets A. ~
ses students who bEVa done ~ ID 5r
request of patrons the ahofs l nj daJ
paItment will bs continued nnI' =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Ats.lo O'Clock, p. m,
No l. A three-story hrek dwelling, No.
pc Delaware avenue, cOntalnlug l6 rooms,
heaters, Z bath rooms. stationary wash stands
and ether ronVeRicnces. The location excel
lent: directly tue the Of the NilminRteu
CITY Railway Go masing Il eli 9'ce place o.
rasfdeace. 1he Lur Is one Of the best % the
avenue being ~ feet stncurs front with ~
rect deep. Tue no - II Ia hrst-class cOndl
ten Nus we'll worthy he attention or any one
deatriRg huine or az igyystIHrnt.
No. :. Mansion house aud tract Of land
kuoNnas 'giyeryirw, - containi AsOnt Is
acrrs Oh The state Roal, about bal Ngy be-
twren Milipiagton aud New Castle. House
large aud c1mmO t1us Win sath and water
tanb. and s~liEhtiully located, having nne
view pt the Delaware river aud surrunndi hg
country ulaEius Il A drNrahlr country rest
dence or II 80 desire Nv putcha5er, Inc lAnd IL
aJmltab AiAu.sd fsT tracking purposes. a
we'll 3ft Xcrlleui vat r. Large new barn ana
Other putbuillinVa,
Possession 81 No. can he given at once
Fu4,rssi1n of 10. eHu Dr. s.yrl IN or before
NJ reh 18th, itas.
Terms ca. u nr equivalent.
kJt further lHiDrmAtiOu apOly to
LEON AID g. WALES.
Ft"cug ur Of Gcorg- q Gordon.
WILMINGTON, Delaware.
utAI.D y co,
Acruta 20 Effect sale,
f.3 - --mi-IsJ Wllmirgtln. Dtl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
Cinderella in GRAND style

at tie Opera House February 2Btb
matinee at 2; evening st 9. Mr.. Orhbt
has engaged o. W. Ward, OF "Peck't
Bad Boy Co.," as an extra attraction
''Lost," & be4utiiul Jour act drama, Will
alsO DO produced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

The Republicans of the Twelfth ward
viii hold o meeting at 30 O'Clock
Monday evening, st Front and Union
streets. a full attendance 10 requested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

The annual meeting of the Mar land
Association OF the New Church, will be
held February gel Wednesday next,
In the temple corner Delaware ave.
nue and Washington street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

The reliable shoe dealer at No. 8 West
Second street, is selling gum boots and
thOe9 At very low prices. Give him q
call and you will get this worth OF your
money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Oreston Lots on Electric Railway,
high. fne view, dry cellars, moderate
In cost, told on installments. t5 per
month. Call on T. TATSALL,
III Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
- -
REEI Entrhn Mud

Tho three.storv DriCk dwelling corner
OF Twelfth aud Adams streets, belon 2,
ing to Mr. Waltsr Cummings, vns sold
yesterday By Hswkips & o., for
$1,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

BAN RENO. Feb. 1.-THE Crown
Prince OF Germany had . good night.
he is freq from headache or fever. A
bulletin issued at noon sAys the wound
in the Grown Princes larynx is begin
ming TO heal and olcatrize. The eXpeo
toratioh and coughing continue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
KENNARD&CO,

Another line oil,
goods on the top
wave of low prices.
We have justl
openedfromamanu-
facturer of "Calais,'
France, a splendid
new assortment of
all linen hand-madel
T on Laces,l
which we intend OF
fering to our trade
| at lower prices forI
same quality of
goods than ever bel
fore known in thisI
market. |
We have been fOrl
months past makingI
arrangements to get|
lLaces and EmbrOid-I
leries direct FROM
headquarters, nd
with the aid OF someI
lold business friends
lin New York, and.
1.-THE cash, we have
Succeeded in reach
ling the manufacture
lers and now show a
superb line Of all
kinds of Laces and
lie M broideries at
Isuch low prices as to
make it interesting
Ito every lady in
Wilmington.
4 Our new addition
lgiyes US much more
room for the dis
.Iplay Of stock, and
1--WE feel satisfied with
Jour facilities for the
purchasing Of every
ilclaSS of goods we
: ideal in, that we can
. lofer them at as
!; low prices as any
Z house in this c0un.
TRY dealing in first.
/ class, reliable fab
: rics. We do not
/ under any circum
Z stances, offer good:
: ito our patrons tina.
not bear thu
/, closest inspection
!. Iunder any and al
y circumstances.
'' Our basement re
lceiyed lots of dus
,s6ssiiin the alterations
e. land some of tn
he stock got the benef
s 6 IOf it; comfortable
4. did; you can blu.
. led SO m G IN cap. Z
lcents from 81. %; S
r; !; from $3.50; SIP
e from SITS and 5:
ISiil A few Blanket
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

and look at the Albert peG-s'tlan to't
lace shoe a. B.boook 2tG M-fka
street, above Second.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
Mona

rubberE, IS centsi women M. nv t,sh
cents, at Babcook's 3, 200 M2iAs'
above Second.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

J. J. Pelrse will sell at public sale on
Saturday, the 25th inst, four brick
houses, as follows: No. 1904 West Sec
ond street; No. p12 West Front street;
No. 1910 King street, and No. 90y
Church street. Also three or four de.
slrAble lois. The sale 10 made to Gloss
an estate, aud will be positive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

Ayers Cherry Peotorai Is acknowledged the
best preparation for cure oflung eomr laints.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

INOk SALE OR RENT-rHE HOUSE.
T. 90 West FL urth street, containing .
rooEs and bath, in first class order. Apply
n The Irsmiie8 EEots
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

GN&DHArBE-A gold OK SILVER
u watch, 10 good runnLag order, tor on
org ni mslt e 10 good order. Address EX'
change, tb!s ttios. ltA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

WAN rED-UNB URNI 5HED
w front room with b ard by man and VII
privilege Of bath. Ref cN. Address ABS,
this of1ice. fIs-gis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

XATApTED-Tn RErT. A MODERATE
w size house. With bath. io good
ant; only two IN family. mother Rnd ton.
Address Tenant, this otn,e. lls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

EoR SALE, CHEAP-WILsON's
cabinet rroamcr capacity for ten cows
Also l-ho'ts - wsr for rhurn, etc. SAM
VEL GEfGG. G"Biresillr Del, fis-6t-ltw'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

LEYANrElI-. Few kBsPEOFABLE
~ AMI reliable men o. good address 10
soll boafs, ruge, clocks, oie, on the install
mont plar; eHpcritncs not NECESSARY. and
steady wefk will bring good pay. Apply 10
N. =. FkAIA, 100 French street, e0lit etor
and manager ilg.BL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
WILSON'S
Under taking rooms, No. 1610 King 3
TELBPHoNH SIGNAL, 1855,
Open gil night.
]. a. WILSON,
funeral DHeetnt
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. 5smi. Monthly. Free
Sleeping Cara Cheap Rates. Southern
R1ute. Address E. 9AWley, General
ENstern Agent, 339 Broad way, N. Y.
II W. Carr, 402 Chestnut esrees, Pbiia
dslpaia, or any Railroad Ticket Agen.
9sa,lot2
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
JAS. A. KELLY,

Retailer OF Fine Winsa, Whiskies, eto
Tenth and shipiey streets. Telephone cal
Nc, II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

NOTICE THE STONE MASORS'
~ Assembly are requested 10 meet at No.
East Fourth street oH FRIDAY oytRihg Feb
rnerY 2th, nj O'Clock, a. busines Of iin-
purttnce Will be brought up for conslderA-
ton. tls at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market Street,
ARTISTIC g. AMES

To be found in the city, now onsi hbition
In his art gallery.
PICTURES FROM T5c. TO 100000.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, and every
thing else in his line at the Lowest Posi-
bic Prices. dlO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
THE DESCENT or THE COON

The coon has come down. The Mugwump
newspapers OF this town pretended that they
went over to the Democracy in 1884 because
the Republican party nominated Mr.. Blaine.
For four years they have been giving this
explanation Of their conduct. Now, however,
they practically confess that the explanation
was fraud by arraying themselves against
General Harrison, even while they praise him.
The mask is off. 1t is clear now, if it never
was before, that the true inwardness of their
desertion of the Republican party is to be
found in the fact that the Republican party
flies the banner of protection, while they are in
love with free trade and therefore with the
Democracy.
The matter is of no consequence, save as it
serves to show the essential untrustworthness
of these so-called independently newspapers
They are perfectly well aware that the Repub-
lican party is the party of intelligence and
genuine reform. They are perfectly well aware
that within year in this foremost State in
the Union the Democratic party has shown
itself to be the willing slave of the rum power.
They are perfectly well aware that Cleveland
and reform and Hill and anti-reform, inspired
by common greed for Office, have Joined their
forces for this campaign. Nevertheless, al
though the President has made shipwreck of
the fine promises of reform on which he made
his way to the White House, and is seeking
reelection in the face of his public declara-
ton that the eligibility of a President for re-
election was fraught with serious danger to
the country, and although they have no fault
to find with General Harrison, they take their
place in this campaign alongside of and in
iull communion with the Democratic organs.
The coon has come down. The Mugwump
journals decline to support Harrison. the gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
AT LAST.
soUARELY GONE OVER TO THE DEMOCRACY.
NO MORE PRETENCE OF BEING REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPER.

NO MORE PRETENcE OF BEING A REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPER
From yesterdays New-York Times.
The Republican party deserves more credit than 10
will get, fear, for the nominations made by It's
convention. Albeit not great man, Gen.
eral Harrison is a citizen Of the Republic who has
done worthlly such share Of public work as has de-
volved upon him. He was In the first place brave
soldier. Al Resaea and peachtree Creek he won no
else, he has shown himself worthy Of his grsndsire
In civil life the record Of hiss service Is confined to the
sen nHs,An anu 10 Nor % we think that Mr. Levi r
is, win bring out The party vote escsY. in 50 far
as his ample assessment may be applied 10 the
Of the ise x comfort t0 sny On
Republican We can say unhcsitatingly that Mr. Nor.
DO called to perform in consequence Of this nomina-
But the OF M mott
candidates. wero that party any longer worthy OF
the guidance sad the pScpss %S
wSIcS Il won its early triumphs were ii actuated
yrisa States moro prosperous and happy than It's
noI,,ican opponents can make them: It's pro-
IT'S pS' Tme y'' ns Ind no =:
Ind II Sstasteful task to support the candidates,
'hf Sur erT Ne WI HAVE N5 oi FAITH IN
THE PARRY, or In Its leadership or tendencies, aud
we Sass Sn gains Of labor and tho profits q
traSc nv iartionate protective taxes which has
become its onE vtalisng principle.
Eor ths srorfng cut of tho reforms which " The
Times believes DO the chief Issues Of our solites
chNDinATFS Ia THE BETTER INSTRUMENTS
to expression i; &c candidate: as
|, and he anno1rcemSsnt of purposes with which 10
enters the contest Is moro anu IN rcSpoce
TO the dominant issue Us nrny rgh. whcn the otncr
though we have had ocascn to crIticse tho present
ADMINISTRATION for som ., s SrrOss rsS 'u ssn
certify and fidelity than in tho written professions O
party whose leaders unable Tns % sPss ~. q .s ne
reform without Q sneer. I" TIT limo WIZ pvo ~s7S~
! land and Thurman Its hearty pSposA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
PERSONAL.

MI William T. Adams (oliver Optic has gone to
Europe for a few weeks
General Butter is going to Poland Springs, Name
ncxt week, for a short stay.
Mr. d. W. Robertson, the wellknown verephore
player is going to England the Aurana, next Sat
urtay, as gate from the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association of Brooklyn to the international ConVen-
ton of that body at stockholm, Sweden During his
stay abroad ne will fulfil numerous professional en-
eagements which crowded over from last year s
highly successful season. ~
The Rev. DIR. the Marquis of Donegal has lately
celebrated the eghtyninh anniversary of his birth.
Tho Marchoness Is eighty-six and they have Deen
married sixty seven years
Professor Henry Drummond, the author Of " Nat
ural Law in tho Spiritual World" pictured as tall,
SLIM fair young man, with trim mustache and a
we'll fitting frock coat, resembling an officer In inc
Guards rather than lecturer at university
Mrs Walter Q. Gresham is slight, delicate woman,
but full Of nerve and fire. When she went to Wash
ngton TO live she regarded official society there with
mingled establishment and amusement. Five hun
dred calls on New Years Day." she said to friend
Il am thankful they gentlemen Fancy having
to return that numbers But she soon found the
ladies' calls about as % or ana nhn a sScs bank
rupcy, and shall pay only ono call on the hundred
Governor Hill has promised to attend the unveing
Of the Soldiers Monument at Blnghamton on July a.
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell has taken house at New
port for tho summer.
The future of The London Times" is assured Ac-
cordng to NJ. Blowitz the eldest son and heir OF Mt
Walter, Mr.. Arthur Walter is person of cultivated
mind who closely studies the problems being solved
under his eyes, is inspired by the example which he
has before him, and shows strong prediction for
historical studies. He is perfectly aware that Tho
Times, has become deflnitive institution and he is
too much imbued with the respect protested by the
English for whatever is established to lay hasty hand,
II that right day reverts to him, on the traditions
of the paper The younger son. Mr.: Godfrey alter,
according to the same unimpeachable authority Is q
youth Of the greatest promise, who has Inherited his
fathers serious and modest manner, and Is another
proof that in that family purity of morals and ineg
y of character traditional and hereditary Virtues
General Harrlson's family consists Of wife, son
and a daughter The daughter married a fow
years ago to Mr.. J. II. McKee, young wholesale mer-
chant Of Indianapolis, and has now infant son. OF
whom General Harrison is very fond Mr.. Russell
Harrison the Generals son, lives in Dakota: Mrs.
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one of the oldest and best known in Indianapolis.