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ULsrEns FoR EASTER.
styies-"Dirsctoire." Empire" "Connema&,"
Peasant"
Materials-All-wool fabric, specially manufactured
Colors-Grsys, Blues, Groeus. Reds.
TrimIaiug-Brad.
Prices-sI SO. Sl5 SIC. eco. s23 sos. s27
es- The supply VIII be smaller than the demand
We write knowingly
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MODJESKAs.
The imported Of Gray and Stone Brosdcloth. satin
lined throughout and elabOrtey braided all over SIS
and $50 each.
An imported novelty Modjeska is entirely of Braid
on IOsca net: S3O
Another importation s back and front Of ribbons and
lace, with gimp sleeves; S27.
COPIES OF THE IMPORTED
made TO our orderD
Material-B roadcloth.
Trimming-Brad, Fringe Ornaments.
Colors-stone Gray. Garnet, Navy, Brown.
frice-S20 each.
81 The most stylish and best finished ModJeskss
made il this country. You'll say
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GEsme.pE D1s1srEcrAsr

1t prevents the spread Of Diphtheria Measles Small
Pox, Yellow Scarlet Malarial feyers as il tie
Germs Of all disease and is positive safe and snre
cure for Catarrh and Hay Fever For sale by ID GIi
MAN, o21 Penna. ave, and 5. FLOOD, General Agent
AZ MANAGER 40 Mass. ave. NV. Price 81 30.
Atomizer coup lete. apl 2-iws
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BEADED PELERrSEs FoR iI,srrn

BEADED PELERrSEs EoR iIAsrrR
Warranted Cut Jet Beads threaded on twisted silk
threads.
The prce-list gives but idea Of the variety and
none of the qualities for the prices We can 4. Won
without eNaggerating, that you'll be from fifty cents
TO three dollars if you purchase before seeing
the stock now on view at the Palais Royal
Pelerines, 81, 60 sl1, Sl2, Sl5 Sl7, s23, S25'
s2T.
Nisites. Sl2, SIS, $50. sos. $50 s35.
Mourning Nisites, $50, $50. $50. s35
cEEKtra sizes for stout ladies and STYLES for small
ladies and misses.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

A IL THE LATEST EFFECTS IN LADIES,
"a Striped Hosiery, &c; La Tosca Umbrella long
ChSdlz"d handles, $50, tomorrow ~ our spring
IJth ST. sc. apIO-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12
BAUms PopuLAR SHorrrSe PLACE.

caSA . l. OPlLAR kNHOIPING Il IACE-
ESTABLISHED e5 YEARS.
EASTER GARMENTS,
EASTER GARMENTS,
EASTER GARMENTS,
EASTER GARMENTS.
EASTER GARMENTS.
NEW SPRING COSTUMES,
NEW SPRING COSTUMES
NEW SPRING COSTUMES,
NEW SPRING COSTUMES,
NEW SPRING COSTUMES
NEW STYLES IN JERSEYS,
NEW STYLES IN JERSEYS,
NEW STYLES IN JERSEYS,
NEW STYLES IN JERSEYS,
NEW STYLES IN JERSEYS.
EVERYTHING NEW IN ENTERTAINMENTS,
EVERYTHING NEW IN ENTERTAINMENTS.
EVERYTHING NEW IN ENTERTAINMENTS,
EVERYTHING NEW IN ENTERTAINMENTS,
EVERYTHING NEW IN ENTERTAINMENTS,
SHOWN AT BAUMs
SHOWN AT BAUNS
SHOWN AT BAUNrS.
SHOWN AT BAUNS
SHOWN AT BAUMS
IN LADIES' LONG WRAPS we show everything
that is new and stylish-the "Connemara" Irish
Peasant" New Fedora" ia Tosca," "Direetoire,"
Empire &c. These in all kinds of cloths and
colors-plan. checked, striped, plaid goods some
braided, some silk trimmed, some plain; in short
every kind of style.
The prices range from the cheapest to the finest
Every can be suited on that score.
And each price we GUARANTEE to be lower than
the same styles can he bought for elsewhere.
IN LADIES' JACKETS we have line that is ''PAR
EXCELLENCE" in everything-style, makeup, as
sortment, and perfect fit.
We could not begin to tell you Of one-eighth the
styles We show. We would have you carefully ex-
anime the following:
1t is vest-front 'Directoire" tailorfnsh Jacket,
for which ask S. 1t is exceptional value at that
price. Tho same styles in Broadcloth at o. and in
fine Black Corkscrew, S1O.G5.
We would have you carefully look over our line Of
LADIES SILK, FLANNEL AND JERSEY BLOUSES
These come in all styes-Plain Colors and Stripes
and range in price from SI.9S up to SlI.5O. They
ar going to be very much this season, aud
the most comfortable garment a woman can put on,
IN MISSES LONG GARMENTS
we say the Of these We said of the Ladies'
goods carry everything that is new in style and
color which We have selected with particula care.
Our range of price is from
S. $3.50
Of the most popular line of goods shown in Washing
ton.
We could take up this whole column writing about
our Cloak Department and then not get fairly started
but the heads of others are Ito use the slang of it,
Kicking that no ever gets show but Cloaks
and Suits, and they about right for when we once
do c+ar +aI
But other Departments must also have their say read
further and see what they have
BAUM'S
POpTT,kP SVoppTN<E TY ACr
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WOODWARD L LoTHRoP,
Cor. llth and n sss. nv,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

GTKAY HOR5E-CAME TO THE
~ form of the subscriber, near BrandywlnV
Springs, on Monday, u dark brown horse. The
owner can have him by paying Una Kes.
AiO-Jtd-ltw' A. l.. BAILEY.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

On April 22nd the new te,,l,o,. \,
Oklahoma containing over gGoi OS ny
acres OF the finest land in the We., III, I'M
be opened up for tettlement On . s%
l4th the b. so. X. X. in order +, n 1.a
persons an opportunity to be on hail.
the opening cay, will run on ,sSs%
N. last express train from D,lss,n
Avenue Station, a number Of PuIlmaS
second-elass sleepefs. The train NM
make direct connection for Guthrie sna
Oklahoma station. As the Coyerrms",
Land Office 10 located at Guthrie. n4r.no,
going on the 18th will have tbe bs,,
chance to secure claims. The rats "a
Oklahoma and Guthrie station WILL
S3O.s6. Full particulars and cow n
the fresidents Proclamation and Home.
s'esa Act furnished on application to II.
a. Miller, passenger and ticket agent
Delaware Avenue Depot, Wilmington
De-. s'D'
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

An exciting town election was held at
Newark yesterday for four members OF
tue town Council and on the proposition
to borrow a, 900 TO make up deficiency
In putting In the water works. Another
proposition was to borrow 5000 to put
IN an electric plant and light the town by
electricity, but this was defeated, while
the proposition 10 borrow q, 900 for tho
water works was endorsed. The follow
lug members Of the town Council were
elected: East ward, Joseph B. Lupton;
Middle ward, Albert A. Curtis; West
ward, Rankin Armstrong. President Of
Council aud acting mayor, DR.. II. @. NJ.
Kollocs. DR.. Kollock's opponent was
DR.. L. NJ. Whistler. Every voter ac-
coriIDg 10 the provisions Of the charter
was permitted to vote once for every
dollar of tax they paid, and under this
provision two ladies voted. The water
works cost the town 1000, for which
S25, 600 and then $4,000 were borrowed.
leaving deficiency of $1,000, There
will still be o deficiency OF So, 600 after
the application OF the $1,000 voted for
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

A fair was held sometime ago at No.
62} West Third street by several young
girls, which realized s25. This sum was
hiuded over to several ladl 8, who in
vested It In the purchase OF books and
hting up room at No. East Front
st eet as a free library Tor boys II was
oleaed last Saturday evening, when 100
boyH attended, and appeared to appreciate
the efforts which had been made for their
b1neht GA Monday evening about 100
attended, when one Of the ladies read q
selection calculated to auiuse as well as
instruct. As may he inferred, the cup
ply Of books is rather limited, and there
fore all OF our citizens who wish TO render
II more attractive aud useful should con-
tribute money or books for that purpose.
The ladies deserve much credit, and they
should be encouraged TO persevere in
their good work.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN.
" wsshing and ironing 10 do. Inquire at
Go Orange street. aIO-3t'
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
sad Destitution

Susan Sanders, a colcred womll SGD
GO, died on Sunday morning Ut Bird
street. Her husband was the only O.ha
occupant Of the house, and be wal
feeble TO leave the house TO procure med
cine. When medicine was procured 1
was too late TO save the life OF the HOn,a.
The body was permitted to lie 10 Ia
house until Tuesday morning without
making any preparations for burial, wtsl
Coroner Gamble was notified and he hii
the remains Inferred In the potters delL
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
.YHIRl EDITION.


Otto Whiting, the old bird man, who
IA now in this city Is one of the most
noteworthy travellers of the present age.
For the past ~ years he has been en-
gagged in bringing canary and other
kinds of birds 10 this country, aud dur
ing that time has crossed the ocean 81
times, In addition 10 visiting South
America, Africa, and almost every 9TH
or country, Of the world In search of
desirable species of birds. His last trip
was TO Germany. and he visited the
Hartz mountains, the home, not only
Of canary birds, but OF many wild
weird traditions. While there he Sc
cured number OF grand singers of
which he brought one thousand TO this
city. He has had them on private sale
at Stidham's auction rooms No. Ill
East Fourth street for the past two days
and as he is DESTROYS Of closing up ant
getting away again, will dispose of I he
remaining birds at public sale this eve.
ming, and those who wish 10 secure q
good singer should be snre to attend.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
FIFTH edition
Streets and Sou

The Board Of Directors q, I'm a.
and Sewer Depai tment held q surrey
weekly meeting last evening TSs tsgGla1
payroll OF s263.08 was ordered ns, Teek
Hubert Cassidy was granted ,a pa,u, an
70 set 400 feet Of curb on Banblos "' a.u
between Maryland avenue and suee9
street. Thomas samworth was . Dioon
the contract for lowering The n sSailva
In 'front.' Of his houses on s sran's
avenue near Clayton street at i IA Sa'
per square yard, and John snvde, Vea'
granted permission TO set tyenty ta.,
curb on Franklin street betwes, ' ~ y
and Linden. A number OF per.on. sispl
permitted to tap drains. Coma o Tce
amounting to tS5i.2i were r,nort tei'Oui
the City Auditor. F''"u W
A resolution fixing the grades nm i,
streets between Union street and G a. ~
bill avenue and Lancaster Nycnu e'eea,
Eleventh street was passed, and I rs,a a"a
lion was also passed changing 'y m'
grades between Twenty and Tx.n,.
eighth stress and Tatnall and Noa,3.
streets. 'tOu'e
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

II begins to look as though ice would
be real luxury and an expensive one
at that the coming summer. The Ice
Trade journal for April says: ''The ice
crop is largely short of the average of
former years, and in most places OF in-
feri0r quality, thus making higher
prices inevitable and subject to varia.
ton as the season progresses" Norris
town gathered none and has only 800
tons over from last year and will need
% import 10, 600 tons. Reading has to
buy 900 tons and the dealers have al
ready advanced the price 40 per cent
Chester has about 900 tons and will
have to buy 5000 To 10000 tons. Potts
town Is short 5000 tons The following
are the present prices made to the larg
est consumers: Philadelphia, per hun
dred, 30 cents. Altoona, per hundred
80 cents; Chester, per hundred, 80 cents
Eorristown, per hundred, 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

The regular weekly meeting OF Wash
ington ConelAve, No. ., Heptasophs, or
s. W. NJ, was held last evening and the
attendance was good. The representative
to the Supreme Conclave was present, aud
explained what had been done at the re-.
cent meeting OF that body In Baltimore.
Several questions Of interest to the order
were discussed, and after the Conclaye
adjourned the Committee on Anniversary
held meeting. The third Anniversary
will te held on Tuesday evening, May !,
and 1t Is the intention Of the committee
TO present. very interesting programme
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
800 MARKET STREET
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR
FOUR DAYS,

~ ~ Ab La Il ~,
COMMENCING APRIL 10TH, 1889.
We offer you a very large fine
heavy Huck Towel, a 25c one
as towels go in the best stores.
During these four days we will
sell 8 for soc, or 6 for 500. A
real towel bargain.
An extra nice Id Marsellles
pattern Counterpart, good
enough value for SI.75. During
these four days the price will be
SIPS. These two items will be
at regular price after Saturday
evening, April 10.
A big starter in Sun Umbrel-
las. 24-inch Gloria, gold head,
long handle, for sI.25 each.
You will find in many stores one
no better at $500. To examine
these means to buy one.
New outside Wrappings,
Beaded Jackets, and Embroider,
ed MerIno Fichus, from SI.75
to 5000, and Cloth Jackets for
Ladies, from $500 to $500.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
Ahead Of all Competition

For the Spring and Summer sea-
SON in Boys and Children's Gar
ments. We aimed to have the
largest and best assortment in
this line and succeeded. Every
thing is ofthe best. Our styles
the latest. Our prices the low
est Remember in dealing with
Us you get the value for your
money, and no misrepresenta-
ton. Our Boys School and
Dress Suits-No equals to be
found elsewhere in styles, pat
terms, material and prices. Call
and be convinced Our Chill
d ems Department-Too lovely
for anything in its Sc.
lections. Children's S c hoo
Suits, Children's all wool Scotch
Suits, Children's Dress Suits.
The grand display in our show
window proves the truth.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
Young Poultry for Easter.

A taxidermist in Philadelphia adyer-
tises: Wanted this week, five hundred
young chicks aud goslings from one to
Eve days old" Here is grand cppor-
tunity for the farmers who have incuba-
tors TO sell their stock at big prices, as the
young birds are wanted for Easter deco
Tasion purposes and good prices will be
paid. A gentleman Informed us that q
Few years ago be sent some very young
chickens TO Philadelphia Tor Easter pur.
poses aud received from 81 TO 90 cent
apiece. Poultry raising is u proftabl,
business, and person who gives It clos,
attention will be insured a large return
The young birds are stuffed and wher
neatly mounted are eagerly sought after
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

IGOR RENT "A NEW 7-ROOMFO
l. house; AL improvements. 4, $. BRAD
LEY, l1th and Head streets, alO-6tF
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10
Dots.

4
Nine and IS gems for rs cents. Tin
type pictures made all tizes at 800 Mar
ket street.
Oh, II ] only had her complexion
why, II Ia easily obtained. Use Poe
zonis Complexion Powder.
/ =. 8. Bradley, Eleventh and Head
streets, offers new seven-roomed house
for rent
Chambers 81 Kirk have a full line Of
Peter Henderson's garden seedf. No. IL
East End street, Wilmington.
The catalogue Of horses to be sold By
Jester n Mcdaniel saxt Friday afternoon
may be found In our advertising columns.
Brandywine Summit Camp Meeting
Assoeistion will meet at the camp
grounds on June O.
| Union M. u. Sunday school will give
an excursion to Beverly Park on June IS,
on the steamer Thomas Clyde.
Harmony Grand Lodge, colored Ma
sons, will give ball In the Institute Hall
on May !.
The Sunday school board of the NJ. T..
churches will meet in Union NJ. L.
Church on Thursday night
The Hasty Pdduing Club will give
dramatic entertainment in the basement
OF the Sacred Heart Church on April %.
A meeting of the State Board OF Phar-
macy will be held In this city on April IL
for the registration and examination of
applicants.
The Sunday school OF Union NJ. Z.
Church will give an Easter entertainment
10 the Sunday school on Raster Sunday
afternoon.
Valley Lodge, No. Is, A. o. U. W.,
Of Hockessin, will pay Wilmington
Lodge, No. 1, OF this city, fraternal
visit on Thursday evening.
Yesterday morning Assistant Fish
Commissioner Harry Mcconnell placed
5000 speckled trout in the Brandywine
above Rockland.
Make arrangements ct the College Of
Music for the cultivation of your voice.
Emil 0asteI, teacher OF voice culture,
will be at the college o-mOrrow.
Get your pumps, fence wire, pillow cast
ings, rope lines, forks, rakes, ETC., at
Chambers Il Kinks, IL East 2nd street,
Wilmington.
Little Diamond, Planet, Jr., and Silver
Crescent cultiyat0rs, Oliver chilled plows,
pillow castings, Osborne binders and
mowers at Chambers and Kinks, Is East
2nd street.
Alexander & Wells, gravel, Stag, tin
and plastic roofers, have placed tele-
phone In their Office, No. oil L. Fourth
street, and those wishing leaks stopped
should call No. 1852.
President John q. Bri.on, of the Mas
ter Plumbers' Association, has called a
special meeting OF the association for Fri
day evening next, In the Builders Ex-
change.
One Of Mr.. Allen Hlles' sorrel horses,
attached to a sulky. got loose from Its
tsstenings on Tuesday and ran up
Seventh street, slightly damaging the
vehicle, which came in contact with u
tree.
Mt. Lebanon NJ. K. Sunday school has
elected Harry K. Miller, Eta A. Davis
and Annie Magordy delegates to the
State Sunday School Convention at West
Presbyterian Church, this city, to-mor-
row and Friday.
The Adams Express Company carries
all materia, for tue State of Delaware
tree, and an official OF the company
would like TO knoE what the members OF
the Legislature wants from the Adams
kxpress anyhow. Do they Wish to drive |
them out OF the State altogether. II SO |
let them pass the proposed bill now before
them, taxing the company $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

A meeting was held last evening at the
Ph@nix engine house OF the three dele
gates appointed by each fire company to
take into consideration matters concern
ing the fire department of this city. 1t
was decided to notify the chief engineer
OF the Fire Department to advise the
proper authorities that two fire plugs had
been covered By piles OF bricks used in
buildings now In progress at Third
aud Market streets aud one at Second and
Washington. II a fire should break out
IN either nelghborbood these plugs would
not be Of the slightest service. A retO-
luton was also adopted endorsing the
Underground Electric Wire bill, which
has BEEN adopted by Council and sent Ia
the LeRiBlature.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

Henry X. Dlxey and his tioupe O.vs A
very enjoy abe entertainment A. tho
Opera House last evening, in bis isnou,
piece, "Adon's." His posing as ii.
statute and his many and varied charsc.
ters assumed during tho progress of Tia
pil'y were received with rapturous 40.
plause by the large audience. HIS prp.
iessional beauties were fair to look upon.
and every member of the troupe con.
tributed their ehare to the evenings fun.
lps lot OF Ionsense all punched to.
gether, the airs taken from the popul,
operas OF the day, and as spread belos
the audience pleased everybody. Sub
quality oil entertainments We should SAY
appear to take, If last nights house is any
criterion.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

On Monday morning the cougrcga,on
OF the Upper octoraro Presbyterian
Church met and agreed to extend
unanimous call TO Rev. Thomas L. Nc.
Dowell, OF the New Castle (Delawarc)
Presbytery. The salary was fixed at
$1,000 and parsonage. Adam z. Reid
and NJ. Il. Hamill were selected as dele.
gates TO present the call to tho Prcshy.
terry. We have not heard whether Nj.
Mcdowell will accept or reject Thu
call but 1t is certain that the oongrea
tion at tho Lower Brandywine Preshy,
terrain Church arc not prepared to pat
with him, rs his usefulness in ttat con.
has not yet come to an end
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

WANTED-2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT
W hyuaeEceling by husband and wife.
ADDRESS ), No. 81 Aarkct street. alO-2ii
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

The following resolutions were adopted
by Captain Reynolds Post, No. 9, G.. A.
H., Department Of Delaware:
Whereas, Comrade J. +. Williamson,
. member OF this post aud Past Depart
ment Chaplain Of Department of Della
ware, has passed over the river Of death
to the great beyond.
Resolved, That 1t is with profound
gre that this post receive these sorrow
fu t'dings, giving US visible emphasis IN
the midst Of our busy lives to the sad fact,
60 often presented, that as comrades and
as an Organization our days are speeding
TO close, that our labors Tor memorial
day are increasing, ard that the work
VIII soon have 10 be performed by other
hands.
Resolved, That the sympathics Of this
post are hereby extended uuto his be-
reayed family, and that the charter be
draped for the space Of three months.
LEWIS e. COLLINS, Adjutant.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

Charlie Sullivan "a q poor but honest
Irish lad, who, while walking down
Washington avenue, found . wallet con-
tanning checks and money to the value Of
several hundred dollarA Although
almost destitute, he returned 1t to Ito
owners, hessrs. A. P. ordway q Co.,
proprietors OF Sulphur Bitters, who gave
him liberal reward, and also gave him
six bottles OF Sulphur Bitiers for his
mother, who has been q terrible sufferer
with rheumatism, and who returned
many blessings after being cured BY their
USE
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

"a ANfED - A SITUATION AT
w housg-pa'nttuz. under Instructions, by
young man who has hal three years * peri
ence. Address l.. W This office AIV.sI'
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

President John q. Bri.on, of the Mas
ter Plumber Association, has called a
special meeting OF the association Tor Fri
day evening next, In the Builders Ex-
change,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

AT this mornings session Of the Mu
nicipal Court Andrew Cloud, Charles
Jefferson, Daniel Patton, Conrad Lynch
aud VIM. Palmer we're each fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness. Patrick Nc
0rsnery was fined 81 and costs for dis
orderly conduct aud causing trouble to
the officers who arrested him.
Two young men named VIM. McGin-
ley and Charles Duty, arrested for corner
loungiDg, were discharged from custody.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

A reorganization OF the Delaware Live
Stock Insurance Company, under the
amendment TO the charter recently
passed by the Legislature, changing Il
from n mutual to stock company, was
effected yesterday. The capital will b
$25, 00O, and the following officers were
elected: The Rev. Jonathan 8. Willis,
Jason Davis, Alonso Newlin, James L.
Lavender, W. =. Quigley, Joseph II.
Gould, Reuben satterthwaite, II. q. Con-
rad, Joseph W. Yandegrift. The officers
Of the company are; II. q. Conrad,
president and treasurer; JOSEPH II.
Gould, vice president; J. L. Lavender,
secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

No doubt the Opera House will ID
crowded again this evening by our anus.
ment loving people to witness LouI
James and Marie Wainwright In SLasrs
peare's play, entitled "Othello." Thb
play, as presented by these two artists
and their able support. cannot fail 10
please all lovers OF the ShakesperiAa
school. The costumes and stage satta1
will DO one Of the attractive feature,
This will probably be the last opportunity
our people will have of seeing these two
artists play together. as they intend 10
hoad different organizations next year
Daily Republican., 1889-04-10

AVERSION the sth instant Dcrthn II
daughter OF Randolph and Annie
Ayers, aged years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from the
residence OF her parents, No. 322 Clay.
mont street, on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, Services at the house. Inter.
mont ut Rivorview cemetery.
Farewell, dear, but not forever,
There will ho u glorious dawn;
We shall meet to part-no, never,
On the resurrection morn.
Tho thy darling form lies sleeping
In the cold and silent tomb,
Thou shalt have u glorious waking
when the blessed Lord doth come.
Our second in heaven.