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Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

II is calamity Of the dircst kind 10
ieel that ones physical energies are
failing in the prime Of lite-to feel more
nervelrss, more dispiritcd, weaker every
day. Yet this is the unhappy lot OF
hundreds who surround us. A source
OF renewed strength which science ap
proves in behalf OF which multitudes Of
the debilitdted have and are every day
testityiug, and which, in countless in-
stances, has built mp constitutions sapped
by weakness and inhrmity and long I'M
benefited by other means, surely com
mends itself TO all who need tonic.
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters Is such a
uedicine-pure, botanic, soothing TO
he nerves, promotiye Of digestion and a
fertilizer OF the blood Dyspepsia and
neryouSneSs-the first cause, the
second consequence OF Il hHpf stamina
depart when courstJu@he BittcrS
is tried. All forms OF ualafial disease,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder
trouble, constipation aud bilicusness
are mnthilated b. this standard family
medicine.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
strauhrIdge & Ciothicr's sron,hIy.

The melauge of fashion, needlcwork,
poetry, and music comprising the con
tents OF the February Issue of this naga-
zine for women, is preceded by trans
lation Of Tolstoi's recent story, THE
Great Reason Of Life There is also a
we'll told pathetic sketch, entitled, The
Pang OF joy As matter OF course,
fashion usurps the lions share of the
pages, and therein describes aud Illus
trates her laws and bylaws. Occupation
for niinble fingers will he found here;
also many important matters OF interest
TO housewives. especially on the page
devoted 20 the kitchen. Tie home
vocalist will find the birthday Morn
Ing Screnade" most pleasing melody,
that she viii uemorize individually.
The monthly bulletin that supple
ments the magazine will be useful to
ladies who cannot spend the time or
money for n shopping trip to town;
these pages will enable them to utilize
one of the convenieuces Of the CONNER
cial life ofto-day, tho mail-order system,
and do their shopping by letter and
sample The subscription price Of the
Monthly is 50 Cents year; a single copy
is five cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
ME WHINING TON REPUBLICAN.

Ifyou wish TO keep
posted In the sale line
be sure to watch the
advertising columns Of
the REPUBLICAN.
The Farmers Index
in New Castle county
is beginning to fill up
its columns with the
annual public sales.
Numerous farmers
making a change of
base are offering their
stock, household and
farming implements at
public sale to the high
est bidder.
Ifyou have a sale
be sure to advertise it
in the REPUBLICAN,
and you will thereby
make money by so do
ing. Our Wilmington
merchants would do
well by using its coli
umns to let our coun-
try subscribers know
what they have to off
er in the way of real
genuine bargains. The
REPUBLICAN Office will
be pleased to print
your bills and circulars
of sale. BE sure to
purchase a copy Of the
weekly REPUBLICAN,
which has been great
ly enlarged, and i'm
proved, and send it to
your friends outside of
the city and state.
Copies already for
mailing 5 cents; one
year $500 in advance.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

calls are needed to keep
pace with the growing ex-
position. Many ladies visit
ing the store lose much by
not frequenting the clrcling
passages to the right and left
OF the Main Aisle, where
fixture tops and counter ends
display many novelties,
specimens Of Moase,sds more
upon the shelves, which may
be seen for the asking.
Tax your me mory for the
places throughout the world
where the best Dress Goods
originate, whether ofsilk or
mohair, cotton or wool, linen
or worssed, then demand OF
us the products. Your ask
ing brings the best qualities
and styles of the most hon.
ored makers to view in pro-
fusion elsewhere unknown.
And SO of all dr. IS fix
ings. Stop over these Per-
sian Galloons. Why Gal.
loousl Just q name, and
trade-names are often ton
sense. They are garnitures
for waist and skirt sleeve
and neck, Swiss, French,
American.
The compliments for this
stock are numerous, and
well they may be. The gold
and silver, the Oriental
colors that please and never
tire-the hint Is enough to
suggest that You should see
them.
Continued talk of Dress
Goods may weary you but
the stuf1s can only refresh
and please.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

Dr. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
hAfm' but always does gool. Cures the
worst Of cases without fail. Hundreds Of
references. All bad cases now well. a5c.
Depot, Fourth and Ming streets, Whining.
ton; Philadelphia, Smith s Kline Co., ~
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
WELLINGTON s NuKranKN n.

Time table in eject Dec. 9Th. isss. Train,
leave mllmington (Freneh strestl a. follows.
ler HeAding. Birdso9Io, Joanna, spring.
ned, WAynesburg junction, Manor, PottsyIlla
1amAqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WeFnars.
VILE and All points on the Philadelphia arc
ksaalng =. r. 100 q. IN. and Ato D. N.
FOR Springfield, RAynesburg Junction,
Ford and Dupont's and intsrmediste points'
!. % a. m, 2. 70 and 8. 90 0. m.
kor Gainesville and intermediate points nj
!. ~ a. NJ. 20 and 8. 90 d, m,
Tor west Chester, 100 .. M, 40 and |. 20
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
FOR New Bridge aud intermediate poiuts
1.l5p m.
On On sunday for Reading and internedlai.
intermediate points at 800 y. M.
A. z. AcCAUHLAND. BoWNEBB BRIaaR.
huperintendent. Gen Pans, AEit.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
Parade and Entertpfnr,c On,

The various lodges Of the o. L. A. NJ.
will parade through our city or tile even.
irE Of the END ms, previous - tile .
tertainment at Institute Hall. Addressei
Viii he msde by $ nAtor-eiect Higgin..
Mayor Harrington, Charles B. Lore, Esq.,
and the Rev. J. 5. Wills,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
pUBLIC sALE-THE MISSES WHITE
L NEAR GreenNille will stll ~ public sale
on THURSDAY, FEBRuARY sl.t, l.,7,


TIV0Hl p mo-
The following personal property: one good
Werk hcrse: / good COW / two-horse farm
wagon; cart; J Champion moving macltne
aud | NaRM lnkle grain fan, good as rev:
lWo-Aorse o Ter, horse rake, corn shelter /
- racu pl0N, cross-cut saw, grain bags etc
IeFms:- Az sums Of 80 ami under cash ; M
over That amount credit OF three months on
purchaser giving Il bsnkable note nh an an
proved endorser. d. l.. * NJ 4, WiIITFF
W. J, Lank, Auet. tsl3 ia. sl-it
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
Still They Go |

Those elegant wool pants at
$3.50, former prices $500 $3.50
and $500; only a few mole
left. This week we will give
you bargains in children's suits.
Your choice of 20 styles at $3.50,
former prices $3.50, $500, $3.50,
s4.7s. See them; it will do you
good, whether you want to buy
or not; you can tell your friends
about them. Overcoats are 60
ing out fast on account Of the
great reduction we have made
on them.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
The literature OF JERSEYS

The literature OF Jerseys
is interesting when good
garments ard bargain prices
unite to make Ii. Therefore
this ought to be good read
ing:
Jerseys with white vests
The white slightly soiled
When first here you paid
So rs, So so and 81 SO.
Now you may pay 81, sI.7s
and $3.50. They are no,
soiled enough to say a." dirt
cheap but they are all the
same.
silk finish Garib a Id
Waists Were IS, So and
81, but are IS, $3.50 and
50.
Braided jerseys, some
Norfolks, all French, were
81 TO $3.50 are $3.50 to s..
Otitselt that is all jersey
Greek but the goods will
translate it. Salespeople are
the interpreters.
| Second floor, Chestnut street Fl n
IASe elevator.
In all the recent changes
OF the store, what other has
been so widely approved a;
the new place for Muslin
Underwear on the second
flo0Il The whole range 0.
the business shows genera
appreciation, buyer of the
finer or the cheaper grade:
, equally pleased.
To day we add some bar,
gains 10 Gowns:
For 81. A Muslin Gown
plated and tucked, trimmed
with edging and insertion
The best for the money Ir
our stock this season. A por
! tion of this lot has double
, edgIng at neck and very FINE
plating on the yoke.
E For 81 so. Two lots, one
OF them with very elaborate
D embroidery, aud the Other
+ with double edgings on neck
e front, ard sleeves.
|. An assortment OF IL style
4 at l.25 10 Sl75. The item
a referred to would make
gown stock OF tkemselye.
v They are, however, but
: tri4a of the whole.
3 Incompleteness is an un
k1own word in our Musll
= Underwear.
q Sec nj floor, first gallery.
J JoHN WAN ANAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
pUBLfC SALE-wILLSELL AT PUB.
Il lie sale al rs Market ST, on


At2.O O'Clock. p. m,
A large lot OF household and Kitchen rnrrt
ture, consigned fer sale by persons guifting
h utekee1iug, among which are 5 walnut snJ
ash cnAmoer suits, plush and hair cloth mar
lur snits- ZhAt ra'hs, marhl- top tables ,
sliehoAris. extension tables, / piano and
slsoi organ, lounges, bureaus, bedst, ais
stands, cuEirs, tables, looklng-g lasses spTiny
mattresses, lot Of Dyrna rugs a pets stoves
TUBS, buekeu. tlnwAre, gueensware etc
foods omen for exhibition on THURSDAY. ian
Inst Ladies invited.
n--5l ". "A. HUKILL, Auc,.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

In strict accordance with the acts Of
the Democrats in the House of Repre-
ten,ahyes, that body yesterday con.
firmed William Elliott, OF the Seventh
district South Carolina, In the seat
which he stole two years ago from
Robert Smalls. This district has q
Republican majority of over twenty
thousand, and there was not the
slightest room TO doubt the election Of
Mr.. Smslls, but In the face of this Mr..
Elliott WAS given the certificate of
election, and since then the Demo
cratic majority in the House has not
had time TO investigate the matter
until now 1t is probable that in this
case hey adopted tile same method
that is frequently pursued by other
thieves, when brought before the
courts, Of having their cases most.
poned until some future term, IN the
hope that the public will In a measure
lose sight Of their crimes, and the wit.
nesses forget some important paris ut
the testimony The present admins
lration has but a little over ,went,
days yet to serve, and Il is fitting tina
shese closing days should he clarac
teEized by the same acts which lsTi
distinguished il throughout.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.


DEO. 10Th, rSaa.
Esains Sfti ieave WlimlsEson e rsffsvl
hnnndeipnia tcxpressl Z 9szL Case. IA.
ie@. no ma y nh. n, Il ..
A:conm IN w, s@ 1es snd I9top;
I a. ilS sos Y Y; ~ - q y, d y !. y. '
ipIa n n :. II IA. M. u %. sd ed 10. ans
Aecoinnodstion, go. s1A YpS afa oM
~k New Z "a ~ tsSSSasSs sns Y 3 p An y.
neis; N, SAP. IL b. b. Al, IS 50 So "a
roi s & 70 snS ~ % r. y.
5or West Chester, via Lanosin, so and
Yor Sswsri l0sstreJ and Internsdi.ts ma.
u9ns :; m; u y .ns 2 p, ~
nS ses ,. NJ "A. ana y . SlsSt. ''atioas ma
BALTIMORE and bay Line. q 10 p. n.
ssss sas tad nv T.isri u "a a. ~
Trains no5 DsiswaIe Division leave for.
sEp. M. ana ~ q y Mn N :; NJ IL" 2A 80
9sorgefovn snd Lswcs. % .. n..s % D. n.
psis.r . I I; n way stations $40
,ap.s: ss ~ . II H;l ri ~ p. n. ws
EI I % bower. Harrington. aaa Dial.
NJ si. II x s diss, soIn n,
fort and Norfolk. nps Might
Lsay. Philsaelphia. gresd street, for WIN.
nington iexpressh $50 799 ~, sal,
"a 81. 90. u. H. 4 III Ii 3 = !. 90. sS
. u "a, "a sS 100 ioss. and b u ). =.
% sSs stst Sss !. :sss:n are
". TgC ( 1 witch = s, sIsIi ssrss easIs.d.
ssasrsi sss. a s.n.rssii E ., wSop 9,
SUNDAY TRAInu.
rs ., y =. * 70 "a "a . - : = s9 n
40, 7 %, and 10 % .. m. n'' MA In sw'
&. Oi Shs ~ sIs:5Rss:si. ,ns 10. IL 81 n.
/, 4; 1Se:SSSPgcoS.tioa. iS%.na nm In. Go
& Il: E 4. s. is.H TX & "a IL "a
". vi yss, Chester. via Lanosin. SIS a. n.
:. Tor Cape Charles, Ola Pom. comfort, ana
For New Caste, Kirkwood, Hiddletovn,
Vile sesford. Laurel and Dclmsf. "a Is Eisht.
Eis6t E.iS n9rs. .. o , N. and u IS sishi.
Z. H.. a& us. Il. 81 s and IL Il. " M
sis. -. iS. . ana 1 Il. H. nh
baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD.
ID schedule In eject Dec. q $50.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
.rxnrss, POI EAST BOUND.
Philadsipbls, week days. % %, lie, = %,
] u, - 90, . %, $40 al, II u, m; ila 20. OF
20, . %, 70 20, IaS, : 10. 90 20. foS . % N,
n Ssei ~ n Il s M, AZ L. '; S
% % ~, . 70, % 20, . % D u.
% 9, go. II 10 : d; az so,' 4 % Soo. . u,
J, 9s'isi &. .ii ~ g g. * ~ IS IS
WEST BOUND.
Baitimors and Warrington, 500. alisi
m; aAa q - p m; st2 10 niEnt. All daily
OaieaSo ant PittsSurs, III 10 night. $50,
N; both daily.
Olnsinnau and 81. Louis. al 81, . m and
siuseriy s,co@nod alton. 30 and IL 1, D
anasaserx AeeommodAtion, uesk d.ys.
II % N; 24b and b7sP nj Sundays, Ss1
! e ina t IL MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philahelphia, Asp. M, daily, except
Sunday. Fer Baltimore. 5.35 a. M. and s. Is 4,
m, daily, 2.2j p. m, daily. except sunday.
?. d p. IN. daily. except sunday; .. Is a, IN. en-
Sunday only; b.lbp. m. daily,
PitisburE and Chicago express daily. SIS
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WHINING.
Dsiiy, 'I2.oSa. m. 's.s, 1000, .ii.oa. a. M.
ia NJ hG Il ~, 40, ar rt.S0. 6.sl 100
p4iiy: except sunday, 9 % aud Ia a. n.
SUNDAY only, s.3I \ m.
Telephone. No. 49,.
kAies % Western points lower than via any
CO: sGgLL, 1.,, W. y. CLEsIIEsTs.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
20 Head OF finc Mich Cattle

Consisting OF ten choice u,ilgh ggx~fr
cows. Nest Of them Will have calves A 49,
by their sides by day OF tHie, to reg MM
Nstered h olsicin, bull; nine hei,ers nearly All
with calf TO Hoisteiu bal. one steer, coming
three years old; two butts, one = registered
holstein. eertiueate day OF sale. the other q
full Jersey. Hogs and pigs; one Poland
China brood SOW, with pigs, four roa nd
China sows, = months old; three harrors
months OLD two fat hogs. Farming Utensils
Harness, etc. Consisting o: farm wagons, }
with hay rlxgings; ptnws dlUernt Kinds 2
Weird Union plows, twin harrow-, I har-
row, l Disc harrow, culliyators, l Missouri
grain and phosphate drill. good as new; /
good roller, horse rakes, one nearly new: /
wood mower Buckeye moser, corn plan
ter, nearly ncN; Buckeye BLADDER, 1 Van
Nitkle grain ian, | teuncCk corn shelter,
shoyels, FORKS, fakes, l Germantown car
rage In good order; about 90 bush Is OF 900 :
seed potatoes, sets single carriage harness, In
good order; set. stte, harness, l set heavy
lead harness, pillow harness, breASt chAins
and o-her articles not mentioned.
Terms OF saie;-All sums Of twenty Ave dol
lars and under cash; on all sums over thar
smount credit Of SIX months viii be given
BY the purchaser giving \ baukIole note, with
approved eninrser interssi added IL, III date
II not paid when due, Three per cent. Oh for
ALoNzo NRwLiN.
J., W. stidham q Sou, Aueiloneei.
Joseph II. kirk, Clerk. fit-eOdts-w
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

No, l. Bell bay mare, coming years
old, broken TO single harness.
No, .. Jumbo, years Old. kind In sin
Glo or double harness, will work any
No, 3. Christcl sorrcl horse, . years Old.
kind in single or double harness
No. :, DICK, ruau horse, ; years old,
kind in single or double harness. work
any where
No. 5, Bob, bay horse, IL years old, good
farm horse.
No. q. Ben, roam stallion, coming
years old. Kind single or double, will
work uuyw here.
No. :. Daisy, dun mare. coming years
old, kind single or double.
No, : star. bay horse, coming years
old. kind single or double win work any
where.
No. Q Bay colt coming years old,
Ten good cows. fresh and forward
springcrs, bull, coming 2years old, t fat
cattle. SO" pig~' 10 pig in April; boar
pig:
kct dearborn in good order; sleigh and
bells, set OF single dearborn harness, =
sets Of double wagon harness, scts 81
plow harness, 2sets OF lead harness, lot OF
collars and brides. Farming lmple-
mchts; Oliver pillow No. % Oliver pillow
| No. :, w lard pillow, corn marker cult.
Nht"t-, ono with corn covering attach.
mcnt-, wo-horse Cultiyator, Buckcye
cultlNItor, : twin harrows, grain drill.
griud~tuue, large iron pot, farm bell, lot
| Of old iron. mower, ( hampton sci binder
corn shrllcr, horse rake, lot Of tools
| hoes, forks and shovclS: tlrcshing ma.
| chime, never been used. tasho make: ten.
| horsepower steam engine, > farm WI.
! CONS, all IN order; horse cart. 2 barrels OF
| cider vinegar, - bushels early rose pota.
| toes. paity Fixtures; Churii. lot OF milk
| pans and buckets cream Kettles. but
| ter worker and prints. All the above ar
/ uelss Wtll he sold without reserve, a.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

The northeast corner Of
the Basement is a Carpet
and Oh Cloth Bargain De-
partment. Remnants and
broken lots go down there
A remnant is the glory OF a
dry.gcods Item. The best
sellers make quickest rem
nants, either In Dress Goods
or Carpets.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
The bill that Representative Hynsou

The bill that Representative Hynson
has given notice that be intends to in
troduce in relation to delinquent tax.
payers should pass without any trou.
BILE. It's provisions are such that it
will oblige every one to pay his tax,
whether il be on real estate or q poll
tax. II this bill should became a law,
the collectors will be required 10 make
returns Of poll tax delinquents to the
Levy Court on the first day OF Febru.
-Afy annually, when ii will be the duty
Of the Court TO have them alphabet
cally arranged, with the full name,
residence and amount due from each
taxable, and also publish these lists in
two newspapers of opposing parties.
This Is an excellent law, but i, should
also make it the duty OF the collectors
TO receive the taxes, snd have si,tings
In the evening for tie accommodation
OF workingmen who cannot call during
the day without losing time from their
worn, which in some instances amounts
to more than the tax. We have had
sufficient Of this business of keeping
men from paying, SO that they can lie
returned as errors and disfrauchised,
I'D lie people look to tue new collec.
Tors to make radical change in this
respect.
Every man should be compelled to
bear his share of the expenses Of the
county, otherwise the burden falls on
those who do pay, and makes their
taxes that much heavier. TO be sure
people cannot pay If the collectors
will not receive Il, but we believe that
now there will be g change in thi:
respect, and that the new collector:
will take eveSy mans tax whose name
sppesTs on their duplicates. There
Is, however, class Of people in
every community, VINO care so little
for their rights as citizens that they
will sacrifice them, if by SO doing the,
can avoid bearing their share OF tn
public burden. This is the class tia
this act is designed to reach, and there
fore We think it should be passed.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 5rn, 1850,
at 10 o'clock, a. M,

Il
His entire stock and farming utensils as fol.
Four good work hofses, one an extra driver
and speedy; Z years old, two i,year-old colts,
pair Of mules . and 10 years old; sound aud
o hs saa sona VII" esnss "
their side and others profit ~ day Of sale. l
yezrl NJ heifer bull. Farming Implements
isp sssssS T rsd he s1 lost
nearly new, Champion binder in good order.
ONE ONE HseaeSs aossT nearly new Sss
corn corn shelter, south i0' Bena. horse f1ows
H0s sn;t sn cover 81 v Vim GsSs Ss
new, bssket sleish, foi ks. rakel shoyei4,
hoes, post spade, OK chains. OK yokes. BALI
frame. 2 grindstoucs single and double trees
set OF Stage harness, set of carriage hnr-
nssSs s1,l ,r ana nrldaes piow hsrn n ~
and douhie harness. robes and blankets corn
knives, moving scytne. axes; q lot Of new
sSssr pary Firt res consistSs f Of ehS SfS
butter tub, MILK pans, buckets. Household
and khehsn narnifnre; Beds, stools, chsirs. 2
steve Al a i.tnres. 1frge sitting room stove,
rag and ingram. carpets, mating, dresser,
halfiate,cst ID dffeea acres Of Wheat well
manured and fertilieed Many other Al tlcles
Tcrms:-Ail sums Of ~ aud under cash: all
over that amount credit OF six months. on
purchaser giving a hankahle note with 40 ap.
proved enduTscr. JOHN NEGGtNSoN, Jr,
l.. W. stidham Son, Auctioncers.
m. qsw. Is Is mid
DUBLIC SALE-WILL he SOLD At
Il public safe. at the residence of the
subscriber. on the Greek road leading
from Newport TO Chrlstiana, New Castle
Hundred,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1889,
At II O'Clock. a. M,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

pU BLtC SALE-wILL BIZ SOLD AT
L public sale. at the farm OF james X.
Lyman, on the thristiana Turnpike y
mile nom ChriStinnn,
on MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, ISSa,
At II O'clock, Il. m,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
DRUNK EN- NESS
vi the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering Dr. IIaines.
Golden Specific

II can be given in a cum of roho. n, ,..,.,.
eht The knowledge OF the pefsan III i ia VIA
ma, w, harmless aud viii effect neI,ns
a mnd au speS1S cure, whether the patietI h
nnousands Of Drnnkards havs been mad E ts,a,
thdr cat men whq have taken 6odca specile m
day btiieSs M, nhsnout their knowledge and to-
ones , Taii; ~ NEVER FAILS. The svs gSn
a. iiaiieensted with the Speciac II hss sasm
exist, 'Vi shS nquOr habit 10
sst NJ " save ey z. JAS. BELT, Agt, 9Th and u.r.
"se' lls-eod-ly
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

pit BLlC SALC.-THE UNDERSIGNED
via selin his public sale ut the resi-.
tituEc OF tuF late James clark deceased
10 Min Greek Hundred, near FaulItland'
Della" LIZ. known Us "ClarA's Mills, ON
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

pUBLTC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il quitting the faFminE business will sell
A. public sale a. his residence near New Cas-
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

DUBLIC SALE.--wILL BE SOLD AT
/ public sale, ON the farm known rs
Hollywood, ON the road leading from
Franklin schoolhouse to Red Lion, by
the undersigned, on
THU RSDAY, FEBRU AIRY, 2isr, 1ssa.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

Continued talk of Dress
Goods may weary you but
the stuffs can only refresh
and please.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-03
AyrUA1 REPORT OF THE JUVENILE AsTLr

AyyuaL REPORT OF THE JUVENILE ASYLUM.
The thirty sevonth annual report Of tho New-fork
Juvenile Asylum one-hundred and seventyFixthst'
and Tenth ave. is ready to be laid before tho Legs
latur, and the Common Council OF the city. During
1883 .675 children, $40 boys and 365 gris' were
for a greater or less length OF time fed. sheitnred
and clothed In the Asylum. Their ages vaTy from
SIX 20 seventeen the large majority being between
eight and fourteen. There were discharged during
tho year 500: Of those 40 went 10 parents ana
friends IT'S TO homes found for thom IN Illinois, ana
81 10 homes near New-Yorh. Only one absconhcd
and but two died.
The total number remaining in the Institution on
January was 0es, 776 boys and @i2 girls Tho
industrial department shows tho following exhibit
of work accomplished during the year. l,s%T pairs
Of new shoes 3o47 repaired 1900 pairs Of new
trousers, 1879 repaired e,Too new Jackets, 4o3l
repaired; l,o66 new shirts, 1880 repaired; l4oo
caps, 100 pairs mlttens, 5000 susponders, 5000
new dresses, aprons, chemises, skirts, and drawers
sheets, pillow-cases bed-tlcn and other Articles )
81 $50 socks and stockings mended and pieces TO
paired eight acres OF land cultivated and supply
Of vegetables raised. Tho reports Of the principal
satisfactory condition. all the children being among
the pupils. The common English branches arc
Since the founding OF the Asylum IN 1881 26s47
children have been inmaies-22 ,049 males and 4I95
females OF these, 81 ,l21 were born In the United
States and 1881 IN tho state Of New-Yorkj 5y9I1
were of foreign blrth-irish 1907; German, 1,le4
English, s72 scotch, 1914 The cost OF maintaining
tho institution last year 1921 SIG %, OF which
the city paid S108, 4O2 81.