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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-11

It is not TO be denied that the large
81 amount OF street and road work in this
lel district, undertaken and remaining un-
e finished, has been a serious source OF
~ complaint for some time past. The con-
dition of the roadway where the rails
.p end at the King street lridge has been
III commented on, both in this paper and
in the Bulletin. The fact that nearly
H. the whole distance from Kawaiahao to
e Waikiki has been dug up in laying the
tramway, and that scarcely any part OF
~ it is as vet entirely finished, IS brought
lei home every day to the consciousness OF
those who have occasion to travel in and
4 out King street. We are glad to find,
however, on inquiring into the matter,
that the delay is due neither TO the lack
ID of prison labor, nor of funds, nor yet TO
- any failure Of the proper authorities to
NJ appreciate the requirements OF the situa-
es ton. The trouble is simply that the
70 present means of transportation are in
adequate to the task OF bringing in the
" broken stone from the place where it is
llA pIbpdTtu lleslT " NA6it II -
to be used on the roads. The locomotive
-, which runs on the Beretania street
az track, and which the present Government
L inherited from their predecessors, is
of ramshackle old mud engine which is con-
~, tinually breaking down and costing about
i. as much ina year for repairs as would buy
4. a new one. The cars are also deficient
in number and capacity, but are as
~. much as the present engine is capable OF
.. dealing with. ToReet this difficulty,
new and much more efficient locomotive
y has been ordered from abroad, and is
~ expected here soon. There will also be
d a reinforcement of cars. We are assured
ri that everything is being done at the
present time, which is practicable with
- the machinery the government has at its
8 disposal, including the running of trains
w' after regular working hours. The arrival
% OF the new rolling-stock viii be source
, Of relief to the entire community, except |
er, that portion of it which gets its living by
e repairing broken vehicles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-11
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-11
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~ ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable
statistical and general information relating to
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60 nts each.
THos. c. THRUM, Publisher.
llSl-ly Honolulu, H. I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-11
FURNISHED ROOMS.

MEAT AND COSTLY FURNISHED ROOMS CAN
~ be bad by an early application at No. 4
Garden Lane. s92
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-11
G2ca.1l Notifies.
MR.. ". F. ALLEN,

HAs AN OFFICE WITH MEssRs. BISHOP I.
IL CO.. corner Of Merchant aud Kaahumanu
streets. and he viii be pleased to attend to any
business entrusted to him. 122l-Grn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
n Young Mans PuserGL

The funeral services Of Harry L.. 10
son OF George NJ and sMah K C'A,
who died Last Saturday, took place y
his parents residence, No. 1913 war"
street on Monday evening, snd the l9n.
eral ye,terdAy merDing, the Iemsn.
being tnken TO Cecil couaty, MO-, I% ~
inter The Deceased was aDoui y
years Of age, and for some time retiats
In West Chester, where be WORKED y
painting. Some time ago hs va a ,.s.a
With an attack Of painters conc lion
which II was thought DO 0oula po'i.
cover. He rallied, however s0n 1t,g
to be removed to his hens 10 tnn OiS'
but after wards vss takes so, ~
continued to sink until big DEAN w., ~. ~
was o member OF the Wes! o ousanl.
PloDeer Corps, No. !, and lnM 1 V,s ! n
zsiion has appointed comm nsO,socs
draft suitable resolutions Of o0po0's-
- DO presented to the family
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
THRU EDITION.
n essi Aua Thsatre Ab,ss, '.

NEW YORK, Feb 23.-1he Union
Square Theatre, Of Froadway and fosr
tenth strpet, with all Its contents, wac
DIES royed by Gre this after noon. The
Morto. Hou Q, adjoining on two aides
was badly damaged, and the star Theatre
UAs 10 i'm mihent danger for acme time
The ere broke ont At Eenty minutes past
/ o'cioca in tse eth story of tic Morton
Hou e, directly ever the auditorium oil
the theatre This story had been given
up TO thA servs ats OF the hotel, who Fed
H. wild pa ~ OF the first warning o.
danger. the lives Of people In the street
and square were endangered by the throw.
ing Of trunks on on the sidewalk. The
clerks in tho hotel seized the huge iron
safe GAd rollel 1t into the etrsets, leaving
inhammshlo articles behind Everybody
got out safely
The ii'e spread with great rspidlty, and
forced Its way through the ceilipg OF the
theatre 1t was dropping down on the
stage Hhsu the hrenen arrived. They
summoned all the available forces OF the
district at once, and took up the fight
with the fame with q view OF preventing
their spread to the Star Theatre, In tAe
rear Of the hotel proper Tho Union
Square was burned oHt In no time. The
scenery and curtains flashed up, and
where the members Of the "Henristta'
company e few minutes hsicse had finish.
ed their morning rehearsal WAS roaring
furnace.
When the flrs was raging most Aereoly
the roof Of tbs thsstre fell in while a
number Of firemen were doing yeomer
service by fighting the Are from the in
terior of the building. In & moment
Afterward some firemen emerged from
the building Bearing half dosen com
rades who had been badly burned and in
jured by timbers falling upon them. All
were taken to the New York Hospital
The coetunes and all properties Of "The
Henrietta" we're destroyed. Mr.. J. N
Hill places his loss at $l25 coo. Tho mem
bers OF his conpany lost about 5000 on
their COSTUMES
The loss On the Norton House furni-
ture will probably amount tosl0 ,0e9. and
on the property SIC, 900 more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
rho Patton Erplsalea Aralp.

The Supreme Coart OF Psnnsylylhit
has revtrsed the deoisiOn Of tbs Con
mon PieRs Court Ia the salt brought
By the widow OF Adrian Spear to recover
dBwRse from the PhilsdGlphls, VII
minRton and Baltimore Railroad Con
pGny for the death OF her hubbard,
Shich, It Ia claimed, resulted from tho
explosion on tho steam boat FELTON, %
August "a, 1885, The cause Of the eI,
pic sion was never discOvete1, ana
Judge Reed charged the jary TO bring
IN verdict for the company upon lA'
ground that 4. had not been sboEi
that tho company wRs responsible Tie
Supreme Court held that n pa,sengx
uhould ba killed while In transit, and
no explanation offered, tbsn the con-
pAny would 9e liable; bat that II tAe
company should present al eIplin..
ton, then II would become mailer
fact for tho jury to Dsss upon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

saR1dney Council, No. 4B. NA,ionAl
froTldegt Uaior, held their regular
stated meeting last evening. 0le new
member wAs admitted krd ssveIs!
elected TO MON teIship, In addition TO
PROPOSITIONS being received from others.
rae ordeF ia RtOaiug In TILE city, and
ell no doubt ere loGd rhuk as one OF
INT most prosperous, 1t provides r.
deatl beeeit, ranging from 6 Coz to
eo OoO, with low SBtessmen!s, OF which
st'ra have been bu. three In ths past
teven taOpih. expected that before
the olosa o! the yenv eGunolIs Will h0 G,
tAoiishtd at general PLACES In this State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

James Riddle was before Judge Gum.
minis this morning charged lsi:h com
mttting al Assault and bAtt9ry on o
man named SveCAcy. These nj en-, with
a mum her OF others. were loiseIs in the
oallAr at police citation last hight, Rud
had scme words Ghou. tho place ooau
.pied by Sweeney, when L dhle kicked
aud thumped hig gbou: tbs head until
BIS was unconscious An cfloer, hear.
Ing tho ecu ne, vent dcwn And pulled
Riddle of
Toia morning Sweeney looked a.
though he lad beUu trying . four
lTonnder with Juhu L. 5aitivsn; his
face wsH mBsa OF culs and bruises.
both eyes bisokened, while his nose
uas swollen to tWios Its natural siae
aud seemed 10 be- broken. H. said that
be did not want TO appear kaainLt his
sFssilsnI, bu. Judge Onmnin taught
him something different, and ho told
the whole story. The consequence vas
thLt Riddle will 70 to Non Osstla iai!
In de:Ault Of tho pa; ment OF so ine
and Costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

For An impoverished condition Of the blood
hnd loss Of vitality, lake Ayers ssrtAFai lila.
Mics Agne6 SOFT, C! G.eenville, N
j., is visiting relatives In this city.
Henry Durham starts tea prrow
merninG for Virginia.
John Beds, OF this city, Eho located
ir thu West some years ago, IL v sitting
bis parents In this city.
Levi g Bird and wife starred on
TutsdRy for TRIP TO Florida, going ty
way Of oid Point Gem fort.
B. Rico. MoPb6Tson has accepted tie
position Of business manager VI tie
Wilni pRton Trantfsr Company.
TIE sale OF BenjSmln Lse, O Ml
Greek Hpndred. has been ir6slRiitly
postponed, MS he las rented fam IN
| Pepeader HOndrec, and WI mad his
stock asd utensils,
Urited ethteo Esrslal Charlss n.
Newlln libsled the steamer Nart MGR
gan en- Tuesday Gu account Of WI Marriage
auts, amounting TO 800.
G Ide Of Invitation bave been lEsucd
20 The msFIisge ceremony Gf.Dr Jo,cph
P. Pyle OF this CITY ard Mise Gheriein
Yfatu 40, Of the brides home, 90 HsL-
nett Township, Pa, on Msrch 9 d.
Toe animal meeting Ct the w oman's
Foreign Missionary So(iety will be held
in Scott Church, Seventh tnd Spruce
s.reetR. or Thurtday GfIsrnoon AZ 3
o'clock.
Nicholas II. Goldoorg, The sIt!bi, ia In
Washington, ID. e., where he ID frerco
ing this handsome Residence OF Gsorse
McIlbeupy, preBidept OF The Washing
ton Gas Company.
The oolosed voter Ct Ihe Sixth wsrd
are requested not to fail teingpresenI
at the meeting thEi will be held IN the
National Hall this evening, rs luslneGs
OF importance vii. he presented for
Ihtif consideration.
9he RnglIsh evangelist, Mr. relford,
delivered atirriDg str.aOE eL ZNcoheus,
which made great Impression upon Il o
large congregation Ihst assem- bed 10
the Church Of tie Covenant lSst even
Ing. Mrs. Telford very swee.ly ganG
the Shepherd by mr.. NJ, Telfo td's 'ut.
iec! to night Ii "DOsu iE Lode bar"
Special services CT the Church OF this
Rec eener, Eighih and Morraa streets,
By the singing eyapg 6list, Bev Arthur
IemltD, every ptFTnCUn At ~ ana In
the evening at 7.3J o'Giook. "a Wed
lrtday nfttTncon, a. 30, for EEndAy
school scholars and p.tenis A great
deal Ct interest 10 Ei3rif sted, ard sew
eral persons have pro.esscd colveTsion
The redEctinr rAde Ia OHt store Is
valuable TO oil the Public, huce We
have PIT our meas u0rkip2 sd u Cow
to Iuch sweeIiuRly low hsutes, We
oher you a good suit for sIte; cur
working pants show decline also,
since We sell thon 'OE i5o. The CAL.
dTea's pants for 253. People carry thEm
away by the half dozen, bsc6lBo they
are raarO that they 80 not last all the
time You had better COMO aud secure
SOM before they are al! gone, We sell
very few Of oar el6 GLd $40 sulis, be.
csurc, we imagine, there Arb not Ss
many people getting married this leap
year. Our IS corhscIeR suits 10 o great
desl faster. Our oil wosi kerbsy pAnts
which We sell for 81 IS go with great
Iraptdity, because they srereal beauties.
ali these bargains al 81. hegerh' onr.
r-ioH clothing hcaao. Goods marked
in plain figures. + ,tisiactioh guaran
teei or money refunded. n. w. cor
9Th and Market Sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
RopparH Naar NnrkIrn.

While James Murray and wife, who
reside near YDrklyn, were visiting
brother on Sunday last, some rogge.
entered their house by 8acoud story
window and enptied the contents o
the buresu draw OH the Goog OF tn,
room, when they carried eff q valuable
lAdy's gold watch, lockes, y reyolvtl
and 81 10 old colnG, leaving behind Z
heavy bunting case silver watch whlct
was wrapped in a piota OF flS1nel ant
consequently not noticed. Beinro lesv
ing the houaa in tho morning Mr.. Muir.
ray took 500 from the bursou and pu
1t In his pocket, otherwise It voult
very l!SGly been carried Of. There 4
no clue to the thieves. but ID is proba
BILE TINT they reside in the Wei Dor
hood
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

There 10 absolutely NO change 10 til,
markets to-day Poiatses are IL csra
per half peck, ~ cent? per bNku;
sweet potatoes sell Tor 70 ceu,s Dr
half peck, and are only in small quS.
titles. Turnips are q cents per h,i
peck, or 20 cents per baskol; cslsJ b
5 conts per stalk; lettuce Is 8 oenttpx
head; cabbage in Z 10 II cents per haa.
Apples are is to rs CENTS pH
half peck IS to 90 cents per bl,i,l;
lemons, IL 10 10 cents per dom;
oranges, ~ to 30 cents per dcEn;
bananas s:o 10 10 95 oonls per doE.n,
Butter is selling Of IS to 20 cents psi
poundi eggs, % centa par dozen; appA
butter, 4 pounds for 20 cents; mlrcs
meat, Q pounGs for % cents CAick,bL
VI to Sl.26 per pair; ducks, 81 IS TO flN
per pair.
Beef Is about IS usual, to 10 cents
per pound; choice pieces, u 10 Is cents
per pound; steak, 10 to 20 centi pr
pound. Pork steak Is IL osnu per
pound, or two pounds for Is oon.s; sac
rage sells at the same. Scrsppis il 8
ctnts per pound. Fish and oysters sn
~ usual.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

Joseph 3 Myers, whose application
for license TO cell liquor 81 No. 1893
Adams street was refused by the court,
bad dearborn wagon Roipg around
the stretts this morning, on the Gides OF
which WAS the following: "25 days
walking match, at Fourth and Adams
streets, by Joseph u. hyerr," sad on
the back, go 20 the Root. Fourth and
Adams streets."
Tho wagon Wis drawn by q mule
with q bottle of liquor tied on his
breast, while mon 6estrode his back
bsatipg q toy drum. Inside tho wagon
Nese ttree other men. whose time was
occupied In ringing bell and touching
up the mule With n whip. The entire
party, with The exception OF tho mule,
etemtd to be under the inHu snee o!
liqueY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

DEHT-Cn the sTth inst. walter. son OF
John I. and kllsI A. Dsnt, egod iTysars.
Relatives and friends are rospatfully n
viisd to attend bta fuaeral from HE nAren,G'
re.idtnoS No. ltl9 JEcsLsn o trcet on Thurs.
day alto pocn at . o'clock, Serv e5s At the
tu!e. lattrnsnt at tns Wilmington and
bTnudywin0 Cemetery, withons further
noiioo
PEIkCY.-TenruAry IS, 1873. Cioyd Find,
Icy. infant son OF s. AoHAid and NJ. r.. q.
fsiIoe, aged months.
Services - tho retidesce Of his PARENTS,
No. 81 wtst Sixth street, ThuiGiAy even
ipF, 81 o clock IIurrsnt Oh fIidAy
moInirg ~ Coetordv.llr. IA.
"Our Only One"
HAHRlS.--Dn the 1pth Inst ~ .Jor, p inc
wife OF VIM. Harris ana dan Shter Of WIN
n. PdnneFill, aged ~ years.
he atives and friends ore respectfully 10.
vitsd to attend the iuneTai from heT fRther's
residence. ela French street, on Saturday
afterroon. SeTvioe' At tho house al o'olotE.
Intern ent ~ Newport, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
Fifth EBlTI0N
street and sewer n,,.--


The Board OF Street ara s.
. q me' last evening. The cle,k ~ 4,
tne ma.ket was present and erpiaIn. "
MS system OF collecting nArk,t S"u,s
vi Ion vas entirely sstis'ac,orv -, w W,
board. The following pay.roIl !" taa
proved and ordered paid: whp
SiIi monthly, tl6C; RueineerIrc~
surveying Department, moan hna
S2O3 IS. A bill OF WIN. OannSshSy
ti7.o0 was approved and erdet pS'.i iof
Applications wero grated A. y, pslo'
N. ID. Culbert 10 drAip two baU.Ne
Eighth and franklin streei, int WI y
street drain; W.O. Jones 10 S,.IsSon
housss OF RebeoaA 8. Hsisler or ~, No
street bslow Third into Klrs hts
sewer; Patrick Dlllea to iAy . n, sH.a
drain on Second street 70 dr,,rp " ,..
Adams street sewer. ~O
Permission was granted WlH,np
Beatty TO set curb on Walnut ~.
Erteenth and Sixteenth streets, sss,.
N. ID. Oaleert 10 SGT curb on s.vs,%
street east Of Franklin. 'DA
The secretary Was dirsctsd "a iny,n.
tue chief eDEtooer 10 ascertain tbe rr,s
Der OF cubic yards Of grading r.or,..s
on Walnut street from Ponftt,atS !.
zenith, and on Fifteenth stree, fan
Walnut 10 Poplar, and TO drive ,,nS.,
for Bhme; also to establish grade 4, Il.
Intersection OF Tenth street aud RaI.
road avenue; also TO prepare a ,,.oIs.
ton reducing the width OF ID s.ree, nm
the causeuay 10 ChIistiana av,npe a
10 feet, and 10 dtive ttAkes from d,
canseway TO Poplar street.
A communication from the oslaf n,
police was read calling a.ten tIop 81 n.
board to wagon left siandiuR on IA,
OF the public streets. President O..
penier sug zested thAt the baard tpply
a. Tho next session OF the l. aisls,uts
Tor the pc aers and dutiss Of pO.ls
commission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
WasaInEton CONC aye.

washington Conclays, No. 2 Heftb.
tophs, or q. W. NJ have procuIed Q
iGll get Of parHphtrnAliau which is nc
Doubt the hhLdsomess In this ei.y.
fLeS lave alec purch asst u large apu
com Dodiou 1a.nnt watdroSe which
AS been placed IL :heit hall In the
artness ba!!dinE. This Oono'ave Is
VI highly prCepe,ouB condition, and
although tue other four t6nc.aves " III
remove to the hill in the EcGal Eui d
i,lgi it will sttll remain ~ Its asn6sOIT {,
ly furnished qua-sers d, Tenth sud
MAI ktt streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
The Companies To s,od

This morning tho Fire Committee Of
City Council gave the frtmpn Of tbs
city q genuine Gurprlfe party by vlsis
lag them for the purr 900 OF innpsc'io ion.
The first company visited was the
Washlnqtcn. Every thing was found
10 be Ia excellent order, aHd the horses
were hi'Ghed to the apparatus IA exact
ly 30 minute, which 10 an excellent
showing.
The Fame Hose was next visited.
KssrJ thing Was III fret class order and
the HAS o. hltchina was 10 seconds
At the time OF Roibg to press The eor
mI,tee wks testing the Weceaeoo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

PorrsTowH, Pa Feo. 2S. Edward
train drawn by engine s04 was instant
~ killes here this evening, shortly GftSl
o'cleoS, while the srRias wGs engage 3
In shifting az Washington ptreet Bur
ton stood wish one foot On q coz being
pushed upon Ike g!din2, and the oiheI
upcn tho next Gar. THIS engtae checked
speed and hp fol bsJwetn the csrs Lnf
Tss run ovse. B!s head IVES entirely
severed from his bcdy and one aria wei
cut otf DsceAgsd was y yeEzs old
single aud lived 81 sehuy tSi.l Haven
JCstic8 Warren @. Aissilner IL ho.ilul
an inquest, after which The geuein
will be sent home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
vITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous, Inherited and
Contagious HI u m ors
Cured BY Cutieura.

TArozaA the medium OF one Of your books
received through Mr.. Frank T. ray, Drag
gist- Apolla p. ! bsssIse acquainted Win
your CUrlCuRA kEM HDl IS, ans tats this
epportn nifty TO testify 10 you that their use
has permanently cnred me OF one Of the worst
cases Of blood pol oninE. In connection with
erysinelas that ! have ever seen, and this
q uer having been pron0u ncef incurAbls by
some of the best physioiant OF our country. ]
take great pleasure in forwarding 20 you ibis
unsolicited as IL Is by you, In or
de that others suffering f.om similar inala-
dies NAV he encouraged 70 give your CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES n Trial.
T., y. WHIrLINGER LeschburT, IN.
Reference; TrAak T. Wrsy, Druggist
Apollo. Tenn,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
a n,ram,nl rs oss.0dJ

LyECuBunG, Va, Fob. ~, - S,,,,
uty sooriti from HALIFAX County VA M.
though Sesterday on the wsy vbon
ford County with James sAsssi las VI
charged with blgamy. VaS'si Ipsdjsli
numoer one and family ~ TS.iIs
County, number two In I9e o0,,r,lpi
States, and WAS on the eve OF mstrsslA
oumbsr three WhsS he vas saSs,,s.
lie is 80 years Of age and anpisp'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
Abxss.uIa OaIlea 70 Arms

ROM, geb. %. -AGviess from an. hU
soxAh state that Kiug Jchn u ~
sinia has left Dobaroa ane .a ~, h,,,
probable that by this time 90 WI go ,
reached Asmsrs. He hs; i i a
proclamation summonlng all e M
hts p, ople TO arms and deoIa , N
lie hopes, af;er eIhrmins snas,usa
I:alIAnp, to anpihilate the eoa ,.n,l h
IL is reported thAs tho Aoysais,n, Tp
tend 70 attack the Italian iorets IN ~
columns, which will advance
AemAra and Kasen respectively
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

The following officers were elected 9,
yettercag'o session Of ,ha Supreme
Lodge, Shield Of Honor: Peat gu.
prema masteY, Robert j, Lamphip
Philadelphia; supreme maetsr, Sidney
Mauslce, Camden, II. j.; iGnio. gu
prsns IaSstor, Benjamin. y. Lastly
BaltimoTS supreme secretary, W. z
Henry, Baltimore; supreme lGessorer
). W. Mecks, Baltimore; EupFeHe con
ductor, Robert R. Hodg,, Phi!sdIlphia
supreme chaplain, Thomas ri Or0fsley
Wilmington; inside guard, IsaSc W
Weaver, Wilm!ugtan; outside guard
Joseph z, Dsgant, Wheoi!gq, VI. Va.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

Next MoudNy evsting tho Irish Es.
tions.lpts Association Will HAYS an
EmLetI detoonstT1iloE In the opers
House, n. Witch addresses will be de.
liveIed bg General Michael KsrWin Of
New York, the Hon Marin A. Fornn
OF Cleveland, Adju,ant Gsacrnl Il K.
Kenrey Of DIVER, DR.. George ". Mar
shall OF Mil:ord. ard Robert L. Mems
CHAN, Of WsSt Chester Pa. Efser the
mest.DG tie speakers AID invited goestl
will be rendered a barques a: The Clay
Ton EnLH..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

L. W. StidhAm & son, auotloneers,
suid Il, public rNle for j. G. Hltchins IN,
Dear Townsend, on Tleeasy, February
IS, horros ~ Sl92 90, s152, Slo6; yeaF.
ling coli, SITS; colt coming | eaF old,
S192 30; cnwg, $40, s7l, SIS. s5s. geG,
S34, f4a. "a, ssarling ca,S. 523 sac %,
$2S, $50; hnonths Old caves, Si7.t0,
SIC, $40 80, $40 50. The at.arfanue v az
not lAFgs, bat bIrding wSa JrisR. The
prices ara considered lool, owing IL
the COCA beiBg ali dry and ni EeG out
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

JAnes n. Richardson. Custom House. New
Orleans, on oath says: ''ln 1870 Srrofulous
Ulcers broke out on my body uniI l was a
mass Of eerrupuen. Everything known ~
HE medical Aoelty vas tried In vain. he
came mere wreck At Nhaes lid not lin
my hands to my head, could not tarn In bed
was in constant pain, and looked upon life as
= curSe No relief or care In teH years. Iu
$50 heard OF the CUTiCUHA REMEDIES
used " eIh. and was perfectly cared T"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29

L. " stidham 81 Bon, buctioaeers,
sold ior J. J. Pierce, Cz9cl or, ca Ss'.
utdSJ lgst, the brick hon e No, 1916
King GtrGsti TO ono Of ths heiFs, for
81 $50. The lot adjoining VsB rcd 70
Win, Thompson ior o. psr foot. The
brick honls No atg CEutnh stEesi va
sold 10 Wm. Miller 70. St.G25. rhrqe
other properties woIs withdrawn IL.
consequence Of the raia lre7oatius bid.
derg LuFZiua oct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-29
yV.,or Comualssloners

Last evening the Board o. o, .s,slsi
Oommiabinaers met in reGuls "
Routine busiDtss was TAU. 40 md ~
weekly payroll OF s9si o., ,,r re- p,.
monthly pay roll of S'ez 10 ~ @I y,eJpssr,a
to- to he sIo7- SS7 g., diviAed as ,dos u
Current EXPENSES, xeo. sac ~ tai
interest, So, b77 10; spe'"
s. COZ 80,