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Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

ACCORDING TO the report OF the city
treasurer, presented TO CITY Couu oil
lAat evening, there is only Sl4. .996 80 10
bank 10 the crsdlG OF current expenses,
and to meet payments amounting 70
14S. .669 "a, falling due bel iWeen now and
June 30, the lsss dAy OF the present
year. Consequently, unless the oollso.
nons are heavy whioh' they are not
likely to be, beiwesn now and that
time, there will bs . daAoienoy Of
S33, ,663 2l. This amount, or wha ever
the amoun: msy be, will, with the
usual nun Ger Of unpaid bills, bs carried
over TO next year, and the lAx rRie will
either have 70 ba made evsa more than
Sl ~, the presen! rata On lha hundred
DOLLARS or else tnSGe will DO stu
greater deficiency a. the close o.. mex
year. The Democrats preAched re-
nenohmens and reform UEIll they OBJ
tanned control Of Couu ill., aud then
they pracaced IL IN tlelr eva PECULIAR
way by assessing work .ngmsn'b hom Ga
mp 70 the fall vAlus, and placing
upon them Lig1er tAK rate than ever
was known In this city before. II this
is to be alloFed to oOn ,inue, 1t Is cnly s
question OF lime un.il thu rAte will
reach or exeeei s. 90 on the hundIei. /.
Nearly hall million dollars wsu
raised BY ts1Adon during the year Ihai
Is now dssUiug 10 . close, but 1t hiss
all been squaadefea, hnd the olsy has
nothing TO sn14 for IL. fortunately
the people will have IL in.their power
In few weeks 10 make change, and
as the Dsmo,raEs have oeen Weighed In
tne balance and fouud wanting In
everything, except inoompstenoy to
mAn,ge the affairs OF the city, they
should, on june "a, be requested to
step down aud oui, to give place 10
men who have some ideas OF how tbs
business OF the otEy saould be CON
ooc.ed' and due regard for the right
Of the people,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

noe have bean 90 anxious 10 have $50
deducted from his salary because he
emplcyed help In auditing the sax col
lesbor's bookl esriously thpagh, ws
DO mot believe Mr.. ehaEkey was In
earnest whsn he made The motion, and
fslt very sure that u would not pass.
II has besn . custom for years 10 en-
ploy extra heip In the auditors on %
as this ums OF she year, and this time
The amount OF work 10 be attended 70
vas even greater than ever, - there
we're books ell the way back 10 1885 10
be settled. The help was employed
under Instructions OF the Finance Com
Fmitsee, and - that 10 . part Of o5unoil
IL follows that thas body and NOT Mr..
Newell 10 responsible for the bill.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
For oArpess-Oranor 8 %
MAIL, TWAIN Rohhnd.

Hartford, Oopr., May 8 --Bur2lars
early this morning entered the residenot
OF three prominent oitizsns-S L.
Clemens (Msrk TwSIn), s. V. Preston
and Aaron Kenney. Ia each case they
forced the catches OF windows. A.
Mark Twnin's thty took pair OF ahoer
two oVereoats, Home napkin rings and
other email articles. At Mr.. Kenney' Il
four oyerccats were tsheu. The largest
haul WAS made at Major Preston's,
where the entire s,ook of Bilverware
was tAkeD, Including come family hsir.
looms, which were valued vary highly.
No clue to the thieves has been dis
covered.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

Lost Her Tongue sat Not Her spsecn.
"A despatch TO the Clncinnati Enquirer
from Boston says: "a woman d fly six
years old recently had an operation per-
formed at the Massachusetts, General
Hospital by which she was deprived of
her tongue. Fifteen years ago she touched
her tongue with lye and burned the upper
side of 1t. Soon afterward she noticed q
thick, white Goa ing, which remained
until year ago, when 1t disappeared,
leaving q smooth, red scar. A few months
later an ulcer began to form. The ulcer
soon presented deep cavity, which was
about an inch In diameter, In the middle
OF the tongue Up to this time she ielt no
pain, but now she suffered considerably,
not only in her tongue, but her jaws and
ears. A dne chain saw was placed around
her tongue as far back as possible and
drawn tight by means Of thumbscrew
This saw was made to tighten gradually
until it cut through the tongae. The
remarkable thing about the case is that
there was no bleeding whatever. After
recovering from the ether she swallowed
milk easily. At the end of two weeks she
could make berself easily understood, and
has improved so much that she is now abl,
to act as one of committee Of ladies
at fair,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1888,
WE rHISK 1t about time SONS aotioi

WE rHISK 1t about time SONS action
was taxed by the people oil this Slate,
and especially BY those OF this city, to
secure for ihe mseives the rights vouoh-
sAted by the Constitution OF the United
States. Ia Judge 0onrad's drama OF
"JAok CAie" he makes one Of the
characters say: "Hs that would be free,
hinselt must sirlks the blow" and
these words are AZ true as those OF holy
writ. TIE d!sirAnohtsed thousands
OF this city will never be able 70 secure
their rights unless they make an or.
RAnizsd effort TO ootain them, and the
only way to do this ls by calling oon-
venllcn Of the people. This 10 gov
eminent Of the people, and their do
mands mus. be complied With. The
honest portion Of the Demo ,rsslo party
are % heartily .lred and siSk OF ihs 10.
iquitous assessment laws under which
we are now living aS the Rspub blcAns
are themselves, and We do not believg
there is another community shat would
90 patiently bear the ouirAges to which
they have been subjected by the Levy
OOuktt th4 kocolVok1 hnu uubcssuIu ~
our people have done. There are 10
day shirty.eisht hundred msn in ths
city OF Wilmington alone, who are de
prived Of the right 10 vote, simply be
cause they chose TO differ in their 20
litical opinions with the domlnAn
party. The time has come when tn
people should be heard upon this mat
ter; Democrats with o particle OF cell
respect cannot afford to allow such 10 "
10 remain upon our statute books. I
ID tbs Republicans who are trAmple'
under foot and deprived Of their rlghl
now, bat II the reputable portion Of th
Democraus party should differ from
their bosses, II might be their turi
next The weapon that has been 9
effectively used agAinst Republican
would prove Just % effective for Dem
erals, who should chance to assert thsl
manhood and defy lhoss who now rul
with IN iron hand. Therefore theI
laws are constant source OF danger /
oil, ani the only 7Ay TO wips them on
OF existence Ia for the people 10 tax
the matter in lheis own hands en-
speak in tones that cannot be ml
understood.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

THE LATE Mrs. Mary b. Palsy has
SHOWN by her will that she Vas not
only possessed oi q charitable heart
ssd generous impulses, but Was also .
public spirited woman. Her will d.
resls that $40, 900 Of her estate shall be
paid 10 the Ferris Reform B,hooi,
$40, 900 10 the Home for Aged Women,
$40, 600 70 the Home for Friendiess
Ohildren and 5000 each to tWo other
organizations. With the exception ol
those OF Mt. Ferris We believe these Are
the largest bsqussis ever made in this
city. The institutions RENE N bered by
Mrs. Pusey are each deserving, and
also In nsed OF this assistance.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Whipp,n br ITnitn nnna.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, May 4-w H.
Toney was taken from his house at Eng.
lish, Crawford courtS, Ind. Tuesday
night, by "whits caps" tied to tele-
graph pole and whipped Numerically
with hickory withes. Blood was spAi.
tered about the telegraph pole, and the
mans body wes lacsratsd in a horrible
manner. His recovery is doubtful. He
Is prominent resident Of that county
and is man OF considerable means,
The charge AgAinet him wss drunken
ness and abuse Of his family. jackson
Good man, who lives near Eaglish, va,
notified to change his manner of doina
business by keeping sober. James Pro
editor OF the English News. WAS notified
70 publish that the white Gaps
would at end the election next Novsm.
ber, and that all persons detected II
buying or selling votes or sc,iaa RuI
way dlsorderly would be treatsd 10 20'
lasheH.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04


OWING 20 q Misunderstanding we
STATED, on wednesday, hat tbs Choral
Oluo had oesl ohArgsd $3.50 q night Tor
the use OF tha Academy OF Maslc, but
We nave sinoe heen informed that 1t
was ihe Osera House, instead OF tho
Academy, tos wnIoh this exorbitant
prioe was oharsed. Previous TO the
opera b ou,e passing into the hands OF
sne parties wao assume control on July
Is', u was reo.ed to lOc4l organ!z ATOMS
~ 900 nlsnt or S75 20 companies
rom ooisi1s sae ItEy, rus now II sesms
tnat ahese rStes sra 10 ba more thAn
oouoied to onr Tome talent Who m.y
wish 70 Siva 81 entertainment for the
penent OF tEensslvss aai friends. The
ueIenaer o, ,La'e men was very prompt
In his denls! q the abArse Iha! $3.50
was charged ioF he A ,dsmy, bat ne
gleoseu 10 olaie that 1. vas charged for
she Opera House. Ths fact remains.
and cAnnoi be denied thA. both places
OF amusemeni In this clsy are In the
hAnds OF men whl intend to make
those who Wish 10 ase ei her OF them
pay Whatever rent they may ploAse ta
cnArge, And that the only ~sy In wnloh
ine people OF shls oity oan heip them
selves and have a place where oul
local organizations can give entertsin
msns o. prices whion they can Afford
~ Pay Is BY forming q com 2auy ant
Suila'ns an Opera House, which vii
1s kep' Gu. OF Ihs hands 0! monopolIsGs
VIC Kn9F oi several geltlemen o
means IA lis c,iy who are Wiling h
.nsesi IN osmpsns for this purpose
sau al 'h'i Is needed is so orsAnizs,
enof, to establish p theatre whero on
people vii! be assured Of first clA1
PellotmAnces by soms OF the Drlgh.el
lights OF the profession.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
WANAM AKER'3
PHILADELPHIA, Friday. May, 4. .:lsss.
Il Business Reason.

Il Business Reason.
The highest form of CO
operative storekeeping is
here.
We claim that it gives
you better goods at less
money than you get else
where. 1t ought to-must.
Right here has been gath
cred the largest retail bust
ness in proportion to local
population and money Cir
culation that the world has
ever seen.
1t has bee n properly
gathered-on sound princi-
Piles, not on unhealthy stimu
lus or mushroom growth
Large sections OF the ccun
try are contributing business
and thus-through the store
adding to the trade anc
importance of the city.
| The great business hal
lgrown, not by pulling other
Idown, but by building itsel
Iup.
The result Is that tn
Igreat aggregation of sale
brings the closest Abuyin
!, and cheapest selling. An
that is the great, broa
business reason on which th
business rests.
q If you hnd-or think 20
s!fnd--us mapping at a n
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
philadalrhiA Wilmington q Bal
hmors Railroad.
APRIL asra, lsss.
xrasns WIN sesve wiiminGson ~ sozaou 0
SUNDAY TRAINS,

xkesAs WIN seAve Wtimington ~ fozAoU
SUNDAY rRAINs.
sS'ips,i ss s.srPYs;s;i Ysa }, b Z 4 i I. ss g.. j :.
zs.enrsassiss. a : .ss "a ~ Z "a II ss a. n.
. ii es'iifl Z 81 {. .:1R.'i;;& s.. i; b a. . "a S .aa
xess%sod.uoa, go, 7s, zo s,A 10 s..
q I IIs n., & .ii.% Z Is Is. "a n. 81. "a SSfsS& ~
. Eoi : %ss:. = 3; :? dhe.tsr, vi. n.mosin. . % .as
:. FOR Nskark tCsntreYS and intermediate Sta
Bsitnors and iassrneaiate e aS 3 Ps,saions. nj 10
uR 9g1 and II g m,
AND and e%sy With HIM; s.on. Pa p
y "a ana ana Il g. a. M. IL %, q II, a. ~ ia
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
se~ p ma Sa'se, .sa GSP Is Ss ~ s9ssm m' n@ a s@
Georgetown and Lewes, Q 30 .. m 80 80 y. n.
seaford iexpress), 10 p. m.
Harrington, Delnar, and way stations, -
E1press KIP Z fSr Il I Harrington. 60 p. m. Wa,
EIpi!sss XII sSr I Dover. Harrington. and Del.
Expre.. for oApe Charles, Old Point CON,
fort and Norfolk, II oS Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for WI.
uinKton (express), IL Is, 70, %, T27, ef0
10 % II 10, II s. a. M, 2ol 3ol, 40A ga
et, "a, 6W. 66, II 20p, m.
Accommoda ion, ESQ, 102 q. M, l.M 2.@
sH 4T. 8 2 s IS 10 o. 10 40. and ii Il p. m.
FOR Philadelphia lexpresS), 200,
Ia slo, ii 81 a. M, 81, IA, and 90 r. mN
accommodation 8 rs q. M, II 10. rs
s %, ~, and 10 90 p. IN,
For Chester leapress), Is, 10. II 81 . m.
-. %. and 10 70 d. M.
s %. and Top. IN.
Is, II ola. M, az, ga. q Is, : o6 and lo.0
p. m.
For West Chester, via Lzmokin. SIS q. M.
| and sop m.
Norfolk, Il o5 Night.
For New Caste, MIddletown, CLAYTON,
Dover. FELTON,, Harrington, seaford, Laurel
aud Delmar, u 05 Night.
baltimore and Washington, l.2S, A46 soA
70 " a. m, l2ee, g S, and IS p. IN. BAlu'
more, 9. 90 and II 3s p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI
mlngton texpressl, u. Is SO, 7.20, $40. II. Is
/ A. NJ, sos, 6.57 and l1.o6 L. N.
Accommodation a,Ss 10. . A. NJ, II. 3, 2eA
BIO, 6.S and ll.FP. NJ.
For further information, passengers are re.
ferred TO the ticket ofice at the station.
Trains marked thus 81 are limited express,
apoEns which h.,,n extra fare is charged. ~
General aSnsssr senersi PASSENGER Ee AZ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
THE 'BEE HIVE y
SPECIAL GREAT
SILKSALE:.

We haze too many SRks
and are determined to get a
fsU thousand dollars out Of
tbs stock at all hazards.
Colored Silks at IS cents a
yard; comment unnecessary.
A line of 6aI and 75-cent
goods down to 40 cents.
81 goods at 60 cents. SI.25
goods at IS cents.
Colored Faille from SI.7s
down to $I.oo; worth to i'm
port $I.2s.
Satin Rhadames, in black,
from $I.5o down to S1.oo;
SI.7s quality down to SI.25.
Pure Silk Surah, in black,
very desirable. not matched
for value on this continent,
so cents a yard.
Plaid Surah Silks; the 81
quality for 60 cents.
% inch Bellon's Black
Silk; S. quality down to
$r.25; the S2.5o quality
down to $3.50; an extra fine
quality from $a.75 to $a.oo.
Every one knows the excel
lent wearing qualities OF this
silk.
Guinet Black; SI.25 quail
~ IS cents.
Moires in coIors and Black.
Examine these goods er7h-
eally and jIagS FIR YoaerseIf
We feel sure if yon dOn'.
buy ii is not orr /axlk w
shall haze TO decline gz0ins
samples Of a6c0s during Mi,
extreme LoO Price Sale.
Russell, MlssimeT & Co
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Burned 10 Lssath.

CANTON, Ohio, May 4.-The wife of
Henry EtcSs, o farmer near bore, left
her two Children 1loua in the kitchen
on wednesday; while she went to milk
the COWS. When size returned che
fouDd the room fail OF smoke, tho young
est a ohlld girl, bur ed to death aud The
boy dylnG from auff 1eAtion.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
a T THIS SEASON
~ Of the year we can
- not tell Won of all

not tell you of all
the various stocks through
out our establishment, but
our summer stock comprises
some of the best makes of
Refrigerarors, Oil Stoves and
Coolers in the market. We
have a fine line of Filters that
1t would be well for you to
look into, for purifying the
water for summer use. We
have also In stock Wooden
Ware, Willow Ware, Tin,
Granite and Hollow Ware.
Our stock of Cooking Stoves
is the best In the market.
Our Harvest Home. Apollo,
Cresta, Electric and Canopy
can at any time be referred
to; a guarantee given with
either. We still are prepared
to do Roofing at short notice,
and as low as Is consistent
with fair dealing with guar.
anteed plates.
|REEsE & BROTHER,
No. 6 East Fourth St.
Tcle 9hcne Call. 493. a2S tu&i I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

d EmOVAL
III Having removed to NO. 2l0 East
Fourth street, am prepared TO do tin
and sneet iron rot nng, Rut,eriaK. spontiug
and Job work Of all kinds promptly attended
to. Tin roofs repaired and painted. Esti
mates furnished whom desired. Would be
pleafed TO see all my old customers and as
many new ones as may wish TO give me Q
call AI.AXANDER OHAMBERS.
Ale Am
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
wAxAmAKRms

price-point, just wake us up.
If we cannot show you in
error, you'll quick find us in
dulging in practical repent
ance.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Notice,

The genuine Sharpless creamery but.
ter has SharplsaS printed in full on each
print. Always Tor sale by Lynch &
LeAry, Mad lson street grooers, N. W.
corner Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Rubns ssi@.
AUCTION SALE
or

Pawnbrokers' unredeemed
pledges, consisting of Gold
and Silver
WATCHES, DIAMONDS.
Jewelry of all kinds and a lot
of miscellaneous goods. Sale
positive. All goods as rep
resented. L. w. Stidham,
m3.2t Auct.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
EXUELsIOR LOAN AesOCIATIoN

EXCELsIoR LOAN ASSOCIATION
- New series row offered for sale; shares
only u each. Money to loan In sums TO suit,
on first or second mortgage. Debt may be
pald on at option OF borrower at any monthly
meeting, or may I've reduced by insttllments Of
" or over. IntoI est abated as the / an is re-
turhed. All per sons Interested and deBlrous
Of bee ominE members of prosperous and re-
liable association are invited TO call aud lu-
tervie " the secretary. Shares limited in mum .
ber. Subscribe at once. VII LIAM PYLE
President; WIN. L. HAWKINS, Secretary,
7l2 Market street. mh29- I'm cod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

We WOULD LIKE 10 know what
City Auditor Jola M, Newell has done
- onena olunelluan Shatkey. He
cersanly musE hAvs CON niGsed some
mottAl ot?2se, Or Nj, sa.rksy zsG,3
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

to set your brain a a-whirling
L you try to grasp every
theory. A simple matter II
you 60 at it right. You
want a cold, dry, odoyless
place In which to keep per-
things In hot weather.
The first step Is easy
lump of ice and a box. Then
the trouble begins. There
must be good drainage or
the wet will work mischief.
There must be circulation of
air or moisture and food
smells will gather. The box
itself must have non-con-
duciing walls and be as free
from odor as glass. That's
the ideal Refrigerator.
One Refrigerator hits the
mark for this, another for
that. Some are for special
uses. zHe one zUe think
best of all for ninety.ninc
myers out Of s0s,y hundred
is THE PURITAN.
1t makes the air pure,
cold and dry. The space
between the zinc lining and
the inner frame Of tulip or
poplar is titled ztaM charcoal.
No sawdust there to gather
dampness. No pretended
dead.air space to hold foul
smells.
Charcoal is a very miser to
Ipick up bad scents. Char
coal the deodorizer, the non-
conductor, the absorbent, is
| all around. Mustiness.mold
mildew are impossible in the
Puritan If you do your part,
And they say it uses less
lice than the common run Of
Refrigerators.
Sideboard Puritans, porce.
Hahn tank, $500 to 500.
| Upright Puritans, .$97
to S32.
| Puritan Ice Chests, 45o tc
I$14.50.
basement, Forth of centre.
| An Opera or Tourist
IGlass will double the eye.
pleasures of an outing trip.
Price difference com e s
mostly from size and quality
LOT lenses. Excellent Glass
es 81 so to $25, with strong
Heather case and strap
kLorgnettes, So 10 $I8. so.
Near Juniper street entrance.
You are likely to see New
Books first on our New.
/ Book table, likely to hear o
Them first in Book News
livery month Book News Il
Ifull OF clews to whatever tn
, publishers are sending out
. .ltell you their worth as tn,
Ebest critics weigh them. Ma,
Book News (52 pages), wit
Louise Chandler Moulton'
Eportrait, now ready. SC, 50
la year.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
$ Everything for artists. LIZ
Ia sketching Outfit stand fo
8 Iall:
81 oils !
Il cups
colors In tin box
~ brushes
palette knife
II palette
~ folding easel
folding stool
III adjustable umbrella
i $I2.4o for the lot.
IS Basement, east of centre stairs.
The Blank Book see.sa1
vi Combine at one end; pric,
I-iup 10 per cent. No con
|. bine at other end-eur er
l.I-prices are down II pe
l.Icent. Every kiud OF Blan
81 Book from a Cap I'm
'eI Cash to a Royal Ledger.
al We told you some montl
back that we'd dropped Il
Is I"quire" fiction in Blan
rsI Books, Count by the Il
lflpages. 100 SO much, 200
lmuch. You know just wh
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

NOTlOz - 800 SHARES or NEW
" stock lust issued by the Mechanics
Loan Association and fer sale. The INST
payment on the second Tuesday In 1Ay. A
gooi Investment; portons desiring TO Iur.
ohSss for themselves Homo wsuld do we'll
to irve5t. SHARES can be had by calling on
the Secrstary, W. J. MORROW,
ala loteod Ar French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

r osr- KIN ,. Oh 0lsIi li lstld .ls:II a.:
Ia evening wesk' y sissu, -,
tue G corner h and rsta q tgasrdsd r DJ l''Iss ~
dsr will be suitably re"" g
aTt ,hia osioe Addresl - !.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
STRICTLY ATTENDED To,

Having disposed OF my saloon, No. E5
King street, to John FRY, formerly of the
Clayton House, / will devete my attention
TO the manufactur and bottling all kinds OF
soft drinks. All orders left At 4oS King street
tended to. L. EBSER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

NOTICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April o, to regulate, seal and
stsmp all weights ana measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work left Mt
kSle's. Ninth and King streets, or at my
residence, 1885 Poplar street, Wilmington,
DEL, III receive prompt attention
JhCDB DEAKYNE-
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
alO- On cod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

EN0R RE yT..P .aIIDF, .a,I1 u a > = plss a.,L
onlg tive in family ,i,s y tfnts. n'
hood. Aditess s. 5. s'i us -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

n5K RI5iET-THREE R9qSatis. {, qSsts.
and gas and priVihs'"
81 1 NJ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

Nsoh sALE.h aOoD BAY NJ. 4
~ yssfs old ,ltt hands hI9s MAB
snd kind. will work 10 siar's VA, sound 4
e,e nsfness, fearless Of eyery,s, est uou'
oLlven py Q lady, will road lux al
mliee An hour, Dan be sssn a, nVm
blacksmith shop. "u monroe,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

oas. .S,,ALs..suuD BUILpINo 4
oeiivered at East Lsfs prt Ky
: IN Nintn ward at reasoil6is mia, n. ana
., gALLEY, Oareroft ?, d XXI"
~. B.-nason work dons ma ~, ~
and stone furnished. '' Ana lime,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Res Ra,e

psss. sNs sa7s :, isy,sa ,,;. ;, ,aENTED
good work mare, tvc-sc... s - low pri.
driii. cutting SoS' Sss' msssns usss one season,
corn. will grind ceerss !, ! Tor erusl
sand not bed giass. Ans, LUZ several
xsBoe, strong and well ma osfnapl
Ior dinorcnt carriage ana os n viii 1
onoo 10 cash; l platform ssaIp Ipsy The d
otner ertolee for sale al a I Iov ~. and ~
AL o. WIN. REYNUL}
new OAstie III
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

yYYANrLD-s,TUA1IOH AT "
w nDkipg or PAIN teWl9g' ApPi
Monroe street.