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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

IInIIANn a. NJ. ~

lOIEAND-0n May II, Amanda Uol-
land, aged - years.
Relatives and friends are reSpactfuIly
invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence No. 2D2 Cherry street. ON
Monday morning mt . O'clock High
Mass at It. Paul's Church. Intorment ut
Cathedral cemetery.
MOERlS.-In this city, at the residence
oil his sun-in-law, No. 81 West Fourth
street, ON the ;Jth instant, Burton T.
Morris, i'll the I3rd year of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend ,nrvices
ut the house on sunday evening at 6
o'clock. Intcrmont TIT North East, Md,
on Monday morning.
RICE-In this city, at her sons resi-
d"nce, No. ilji Walnut street, ON the
3bth inst, Louisa kier, in her - year
Services ut bziou Nj. Il. Church ut
/ O'Clock On saturday afternoon. Inter
+ mont ht It. Peters Cemetery
/ ClI tPPEI.-un the 10Th of Nav. Mary
daughter OF John anu Hannah Chap
pei, aged | years and months
] RclhtiN IS md friends are rVSpectfuilS
/ invited to attend her funeral from III,
/ residence Of her parents, ut White
| Thur, near Adams station, Christian;
Hundred, ON saturday, June /, at -.
! j, III.
WILLIAMSON Il sOth of May, Fran
cos ;. Williams, i'll the I'D year OF lie
| age.
Relatives ana friends are respectable
| invited to attend her funeral from TN
residence of hrr husband No HOS Tat
nall street, ON Monday afternoon mt
O'clock. services ut the house. Intei
ment ut st. Peters Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

William Morris aud Ambro o Wilton
We're bfousht before the municipal court
this morning charged by Oh rles W.
Laws and Weslay Fountain with being
uisorderly and makiug tn eats on Deco
ration Day. They were each Iiue. s o
and costs.
John F. Applegate, Robert Applegate
and Eugene Trayuer were arraigned
'charsed with stealing about 100 pounds
OF brass from the Pullman Palace Car
WORKS, worth from to 10 cents Il
pound. TIE taking of tie brass was
conclusiyely proven, and sentence was
suspended to see what ARRANGEMENTS
could be made for sending the boys TO the
Ferris Reform School.
Frank Stanton got on another OF his
many sprees yesterday and went to the
boarding and livery stable of James
Brown to get turn OUT"
Brown not being willing to trust Stan
ION, the latter went into the store of w.
a Hukill, Eleventh snd Orange Streets.
and with the story that Mr.. Brown sent
MIN into the store to borrow dollar ior
few minutes, the young lady in attend
ances knowing Mr.. Brown, and thinking
stanton an employe loaned the dollar,
when Stanton got his rig and went on i
spree. The young lady, liniing that sh,
mao been deceived. sent for an officer aut
Yoliceman NJ fit resp ndcd aud cau9h
stanton pain ing the eastern part OF tn
city red. He was beld und r SOD al
This morning T. appear at court to apswc
Charge of Obt lining money unl
fraudulent pletences.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

From noon yesterday the wind began
to gather force and get stronger and
stronger, until In the evening 1t at timet
blew a hurricane. The wind was accom-.
panied at times with sprinkle OF rain
which at least did the Office OF laying the
dust, which had before been whirlinQ
| through the streets In fitful clouds. The
wind came principally from the east by
northeast, and tore through the streets al
fearfal rate. Pedestrians could not use
their umbrellas, and men had to keep at
times very tight grip on their hats to
keep them from making balloon as en-
tions. Signs ratified and awnings fut-
tered.
In few instances bricks were blown
from chimntys but no great damage was
done to buildings. A great many limbs
were blown from trees, and grape arbors,
rose bushes, honey suckles ana clematis
vines suffered very much. About $50
O'Clock last night the fitful showers
me ged into steady rain with very
little intermis ion until this forenoon
about 0 O'Clock. Scarcely any attempt
was inside by the SIN iller craft along The
r,:er fronts to nayiy.s2 he wsters. The
stt ambo-ts Drandywne aud III; CT
Chester had to be towed out Fl ON Fourth
street wharf by tug before they could
start upon their journey. aud the latter
was delayed an hour on her O'Clock
trip out.
he three ,masted sch9o- er Kate E.
Morse, with cargo OF old iron for the
Diamond State Iron Company, grounded
in an attempt TO pass through Third
Street draw though she had two tugs at
tachej.
The draw of the Third street bridge
was caught by the wind and blown
around with such forcs that it became
uashippe1 In the storm aud could not be
put in place again until the tug Rambler
drew it into place again.
The Jersey Ferry Coupany's steam boat,
the Henry A. Haber. could not reach
King street wharf and had to make her
trips from Fourth street wharf.
Captain Bloomsbury OF the City of
Chester reported 1t very rough and ed
ious on the river yesterday afternoon ard
vessels which attempted to 90 down the
Delaware in the forenoon had to return
in the evening in search of safe anchor
aIe,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

| The Carpenter Union LIP Lowell,
Mass., Yesterday notided Contractors that
unless the demand for Dine-houf day
with ten hours' pay 10 granted strike
will begin to-day.
IL. T. Randolph, late Postmaster at New
Milton, West Virginia, and Justice OF
the Peace, has been arrested on the
charge Of forging the names of pensioners
to pension checks. ..'
Robert NJ. Roseberry shot and probably
fatally wounded his wife, Mary, last
evening In Philadelphia, and then killed
himself almost instantly. The couple
had been living apart.
DR.. 8. p. Moore, Exon federate Sur
geon-General, died suddenly at his resi-
deuce In Richmond, Virginia, yesterday,
of congestion of the lungs.
The crews of the new gunbosts York
town and Petrol, and vessels of that class
will be made up as far as possible OF ap-
prentices and continuous service men.
This win be done with view to associat-
ing the apprentices with the better ella
of enlisted men.
Joseph D. Grant and Sophie, his wife,
eolored, were suiIocated by gas on Thurs
day night In the new club house Of the
Jefferson Democratic Association In Bal
timore. II is not known whether the gas
was blown out or improperly turned oil.
They had been engaged as servants.
At Mt. Auburn, Iowa, on Wednesday
night, White CAps burned q farmers
barn. Being driven ont by the flames,
the farmer defended himself with pitch
fork, woundng several White Caps. All
the parties implicated are under arrest
except the wounded.
The Navy Department has determined
to equip each OF our naval vessels with
complete diving apparatus. A sub-ma-
rine diver lie also to be detailed as part Of
the complement of each vessel in COM
mission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01


The Chester Times of last evening ssv
As the north-bound Washington iastAir,
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington h BALI
more Railroad was nearing Market sR.e
crossing early yesterday afternoon
young man was seen to jump from III,
train. The express was moving rapidly,
but to the surprise of all who saw til,
act, he alighted safely.
Shortly after the train had crossed
Market street another young mau,
companion, also jumped from the step
He was thrown violently headiong be.
tween the north and the southbouni
track, his head aud shoulders poRing
iurrow In the ground.
A number OF people witnessed the az
cident aud fully expected TO see biz.
hurled beneath the wheels, but he lot
tunately escaped this awful fate. He Hm
taken into the waiting room OF the depot,
while bigc rowd surged around the win
dows outside. His face was bruised and
lacerated and covered with dirt, bis bOlI
bruised and his clothing torn. Hi
wounds were dressed by DIR. Ulrich, and
after waiting in the depot until he re-
! covered In measure from the shock b'
walked away. He refused to give bill
name. .
just how he escaped broken bones AMI
mutilation by the wheels is q mystery
the crowd who saw the jump The IA,
line makes no stop at Chester and yestrl
day was moving at n rapid rate when
| passed the Sixth street station.
In referance to the same periormanC
the Chester News says of the iujuTe
jumper: 'He was reticent as to b
name, but said he lived In Wilmington
A companion on the train with him fro
Wilmington jumped of on the other eli
as the train was nearing Chester, but G
capped unhurt."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

King street market was well supplied
with all kinds Of produce this morning,
and the attendance was large. Butter
sold from IL to 30 cents pound; eggs, 90
to ~ cents dozen; new potatoes, 30 Ia
40 cents half peck; peas, 10 to 10 cent?
a half peck; asparagus, 10 to Is cents a
bunch; tomatoes, 10 cent? a quart; let
tuce, to b cents head; radishes, Q cents
bunch; green onions, cent bunch.
Strawberries were plenty, and sold at
from to cents quart, the latter price
being Tor extra fine berries.
Shad are becoming scarce and the price
has advanced, although there are still
to SO cents each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01
THIRD EDITION.


From the Star.
James Q. Jemison is laid up with Q
severe spell OF sickness.
II. Clay Sutton will pas the summer
at Colchester Beach.
The young ladies and gentlemen of and
near our city have organized a Tennis
Club, and have given II the name OF
Riverside. They are ready to receive
challenges from any club in the State.
Mr.. Edward Wilmot who Is to be
married to Wilmington young lady in
the near future, has purchased house
on orange street, this city, and is now
having IL thoroughly overhauled.
Mrs. Ifllman Turner has u canary bird
OF tho dancing species. Whenever it sc es
its shadow It will dance for half an hour,
singing all the time.
Mr.. William Husheb ok, who has been
TO all the coastwise cities of Europe, In
VaHderbilts yacht will return to his
home In this city by July next.
The trustees of the Baptist Church
will bold an ice cream and strawberry
festival in the OPP 'ra IL use on the even
Jugs of june II and Is.
Mr. Fred Leclller Is now visiting his
brother In Lancaster, Pa. He will return
30 this city in few days, where he will
remain all summer.
On. ii, ID. N. c., OF this city, expect
visit from Co. @, D. N. e., OF Whining
to on Wednesday evening, June q.
Master Fuz-Ball, OF Chr!stana, Del, is
now making his home with friends on
Water street, this city.
Nrs. John g. Groome of Elkton, Md.
is now the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
John j. Black, OF Front street.
The Schooner Kate V. Al ken, from
South Ca. DINA, Is now di. charging
cargo of phosphate rock at our docks, for
the i'm Il Paryis Il Williams, phosphate
manufaetureIs at Midlletown, this state,
Warden Toner, of our coun v III, re-
ceivsd on Saturday, Last, from Whining
ton, bushel bag full OF plug tobacco, 10
be distributed among prisoner. The
card on the bag read, From one who
has been there"
William B. Raney, whi!e out in his
boat on last Saturday aftern on caught
in the recls oppesite MIR. Eck!es' farm, a
q n Ill pony. He has II in his yard at the
rack OF his resider ce on Front street.
Any one wish 10 see 1t CT n cal and be
~ show him much pleasure. MIR.
X. values his lied very highly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

]. NJ. Reynolds Post, g. A. H., after
decorating graves at Mill Greek, Chen
ezer, stanton, st Jamrs, White Clay
Creek, Head OF Christiana, Christiana,
Salem, aud Chestnut Hill, met at New
ARK Cemetery, wnere impressive services
were held over the grave OF j. Fletcher
Williamson, after which addresses were
delivered by s. NJ. Curtis, ESQ. aud Lieu
tenant Brown, @hi3h wer, well received.
Hon. George A. HGnson de ig red an ad.
dress in the evening at Ebenezer TO a vel
hlied house, which, with recitatlous
music, etc., provided by the young iolBi
oil the neighborhood, made the day OIL,
long to be remembered as one OF tile mos
impressive in the history OF T. NJ. Rcy
holds Post.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

Messrs. Proctor & soulier. the lessees
and Managers of the Opera House, haya
entered into an agreement with the DE-
rectors of the Masonic Temple by which
they secure control of the upper part Of
the house, over the auditorium. which 10
now used for lodge rooms. This part
will be torn out, the ceiling raised and
another gallery added to the houee, max.
ing it one of the finest theatres In the
Eastern circuit. The Improvements will
cost about t2S 5000, and when completed
the house will seat about 1000 persons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

You have been told that consumption
is iueara',lc; ttat when the lungs are at
tackled by this terrible malady, the SUI
ierrr is Iast all help, and the end Is a
mere qu stion of time. You have noted
with alarm the nmistakable symptoms
OF the disease; you have tried all manner
OF so-calle cures in vain, and you are
now espondent aud preparing for the
worst. But don't give up the ship while
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
remains uutried. II is not a cure ali,
nor will It perform miracles, but II has
cured thousands OF cases of consump D.
ton in its earlier stages, where all Other
means had failed. Try Il, and obtain q
new lease of life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

L. Calvin, son of Squire Bertolette,
passed the examination at the Annapolis
Naval Academy, standing 10 in class
of AZ. About 20 will be received In tho
Navy; the others will be honorably die.
charged and each given bonus OF 81 900
which will enable them to engage IN
business. Mr.. Bertolette devoted four
years to study, and two years to active
tervice at sea. He expects to receive hi.
commission in few days and will repon
for duty next mouth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WHITEWASH,

MIXED in minutes ready for use.
ANYBODY can apply 1t.
Pure materials only are used In this
preparation. 1t is in paste form sim
ply needing to be thinned with water to
prepare for use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and 8 colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
smooth, rich and even sarface, which
WILL NOT RUB or SCALE FROM THE
WALL
THIS wHITEwAsH POSSESSES STRONG
DIsINFEcTING PROPERTIES, and can be
etfeetually us"d In cleansing and rem
derlng heslthful the walls OF apartments
impregnsted with tho germs OF disease.
reaches, ANTS Flies, Moth, etc., dc
not like 1T and will leave walls or rooms
where the whitewash is applied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

About 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
spark from the chimney OF the Malleabla
Iron Wokes at Ninth and Buttonwood
streets fell on the roof of the Hilles and
Jones Company's stable just opposite,
and threatened to set fire to the entire
structure. Word was telephoned to po-
lice station, but all the companies were
in the western part of the city responding
TO false alarm. After some time, ths
apparatus belonging to the Hiles and
Jones Company was got into service, and
the flames extingu.shed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01
Death oil Burton = prorris., ~

D'H'H Ur Hurtoh T Morr1s.i -
Burton p. Morris, residing with his
eon-n.law, Charles A. Foster, No. 1856
West Fourth street. died yesterday after
a painful illness Of kidney disease in the
Wilmington some 10 years ago, and has
been engaged in various occupations.
For several years he has been engaged in
ceiling brooms. Funeral services will be
held at the house on Sunday evening.
lnterment at North East, Md, on Mon
day morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

A despatch sent to the Philadelphia
Press from Laurel, says: "Muoh excite.
ment was caused here this morning when
the fruit shippers commenced selecting
their cars. The first car opened to the sur
prise of all, contained full. grown white
baby wrapped In sha wi. 1t had evil
IDENTIFY beenplaced there during the night,
weere 1t had died. The coroner's jury
were unable TO ferret the mystery sur
rounding the infapctiide, as the car was
trains"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01
A Murderer Hanged.

NORFOLK, W., JuLe l.--Ilenry Cole
man, colored, a ed about - years. WAS
hanged here yesterday for the murder oil
his en- plpyet. James Grant dai.ymap,
Norfolk county. The murder wa,
c. UNITED la SEP EN- er last, an was The
reso oil qtlarrel about wages. Cole
nan come sed he nv der, and said hi
Fsli name was NJ itthrw Iii rney, and
that be was haiiye Il Georgia wher
IBIS mother lives. He said he passed un
der an as I'm ID name ''because he has
brought disgrace on his mothrr.''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

Thomas w. savlle yesterday received
from Collector Hill OF the District OF Del
aware, Maryland, and District of Column
bia, his commission as deputy collector
Tor the sub-distr.ct of Wilmington. Mr..
Saville has been strong party worker
for his party, and has earned his appoint
ment. He is compett MT and well quail.
ned for the duties OF the office. He will
take possession In week or ten days
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

A special train passed through this
city yt. terday over the llmore and
Chic railroad containing The iolowiDg
'tiicif Is on a tour OF in peetiot j. u.
u I'll, general manager; VI ijor A. II.
J' hnsoD, civil engineer; j, Il. spurritr +,
ira nmaster; j. Van Smith, superinte, :
der, nj the Philadelphia division, and W.
a. p ant, roadmasier The officials SIP Ike
in h4tteriug terms OF the manner In
which the Delaware avenue station was
lieut..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

The Tuesday Club held rehearsal last
night in the Wilmington College OF Musla
which was largely attended despite the
storm. Good progress is being made by
tue club in rehearsing "The Evil Kinga
Daughter" The forthcoming pro.
granlme pamphlet is nearly ready for
publication, and copies may be given TO
the members at next Monday nights re-
hearsal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01
A EastiynInf IiaYa.

"a Festival OF Days" was given Last
evening by the BUSY CLEANERS" OF Han.
over Presbyterian Church, al the dwelling
No. 7l3 French street. They used the en-
tire first floor and the front room was
handsomely decorated, being divided
into seven parts, each representing one Of
the days OF the week. The rear part OF
the house was used as restaurant whee
refreshments were served by charming
young ladies,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

The directors OF the Equitable Trust
and Guarantee Company I'D meeting
yesterday in the OH &c Willard SAuls-
bury, Jr., ESD, at which William ii.
Swift resigned his post on as pre,ident
of the company, and William Bush was
elected his successor. An order was
passed calling for 10 per cent. CT the
stock to be paid In by Jnle u.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01
Organization Of the Now Council.

Owing to change in the biennial cleo,
tion law the time for the organization OF
the new City Council, to be elected to-
day, has been fixed for the first Monday
night In July, the commencement OF inc
hsoal year. Heretofore Council has always
organized on the first Monday night alter
the city election.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

The remains of Mrs. Fairbanks, who
died at her residence, No 1857 West
street, suddenly OF apoplexy on Wednes.
day, W. re taben to Odessa on the noon
train to day for Intern Mt. The deceased
was I 4 years of age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

The greatest success OF any medicine is
diseases of the eyes is Dr.. SIMMs' EYE
CURE. Near about 1000 cases OF diseases
and weak eyes have been cured in the
last three years. A splendid remedy that
never does harm, but about always cures.
g5 and 50 cents. Depot, 4th and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

seems of the food at Johnstown and
other points. To mUrrow's issue OF the
Sunday papers will be the great annual
summer resort edition, containing com
plete list of seaside and mountain resorts.
a valuable guide to the summer traveller.
First & Davis, 1913 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

Or. Scott, the veterinary surgeon who
was so seriously injured few weeks
since by being struck by train on the
r., w. " B. railroad, at Lynam's Cross
ing, is able to be out, but is st II very
lame. For some time alter the accident
it was not thought that he could recover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

w. Y. Warner sold about rinety head
of horses yesterday, at satisfactory
prices. Madge Miller, with record OF
9. 10, was purchased by Mrs. DIR. Brad
ford for i,30c Some yerv inc road
sters id at from 1900 to $3.50, and the
lowest price realized was Sl50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

Minor Tull, aged about 81 years. wa,
instantly killed in the basket factory oil
Patton & Co., at Bridgeyille, Sussex
County, on Friday. He was working IN
the machine room when his clothing
caught In shaft, which soon crushed bis
body almost beyond recognition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

Inverted nails cured so they stay away by
wearing easy fitting shoes by the Aus.
trian foot surgeon DR.. Ryback, at the
Delaware House. Ladies' attended fore
noon at their homes. Corns only Csc.
each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

q. L. Brown, contractor for hauling,
boarding, livery, iced and exchange
sab,es. Nos. ITO and liz orange street.
All Kinds u hauling done at short notice,
by day or cfntT2et. Under personal
supervision when uesirel. All facilities
for removing heavy articles. Telephone
$50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

The Young Quickstep, Jr., defeated the
Independence, Jr., in five inning game
by the score OF l9 to 10, on Friday morn.
ing. The victorious club would like to
hear from all clubs under the age of 12
Address L. Reedes, 1923 KIrkwood street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01
FIFTH edition,
on For Behring's Sea "a

WAsHINoToN, Nav sl-so,..,
Window today signed the sailing . ord1y
OF the revenue steamer Bear, one o NJ ~
vessels designated by the President Ia ", ~
slst In the enforcement of the Laws 4.
the protection of the Alaskan ti.h' a w
The revenue steamer Rush is also da, ~
ed Tor the same service and is yns esais
to sail from San Francisco for Beb pssel
Sea to-day or tomorrow. The orda,,
the Bear are identical with thn.s I ot u Y
Rush issued about week ago and rn ~
lished at the time. pun
The Bear lie ordered to sail upon res.,.,
OF the orders, which were mailed to' ssp
proceeding first TO 0unalaslla. and tbs,
to cruise in Behring's Sea and ylcr Ir.
She will carry material for tile estabE'b
ment oil a refuge station at Point B,rro~
Alaska, together with supplies suGle en,
TO sustain a hundr,d men al that s,siia.
until 1t is again visited by Goyetnms",
vessel year from this time,
1t Is said at the dtpartIntn, ina. N,
Instructions TO the Commanding oGicsr,
OF the Rush and Bear in regard n n,
seal fisheries are practically The nm,
as those under which they acted La,
year. '
AN AMERICAN FISHER sElzrp
NORTH SYDNEY, B. C., May N-Th,
American schooner Matte Winsh,n Car.
tain Oliver, owned by Dennis { Ayer
Gloucester, Mass, was seized yestprdas
morning while fishing inside TIE l,mt
At Cape North by the Domiaion cruise
vigilant, and brought here this morning
Captain Knowlton of the cruiser !,
awaiting instructions from the Marin
Department.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-01

| Great bargains in slightly used pianos,
'Steinway, Emerson, Chickering and
Others, from $40 upwards. Easy monthly
payments. H. F. Robelen, 7lO Market
streets.