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Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
DANDELIoNs.
ASPARAGUS came in market Monday.
APRIL is a month with an ''r'' in it.
CAMPHoR for the troublesome moths.
JOHN P. COLLINS commenced plant
ing corn Monday.
WM. CARTER has painted and let
tered attractive signs for /. b. Vickers
and Asheraft & Clifton.
NEW Hosiery at Miss S. B. Collins
that cannot be beaten Philadelphia for
quality and prices. r
G. Q. ARMSTRONG Of Clayton. as
ssumed the proprietorship Of the
smyrna House on Saturday.
TIE Easter bonnet bloomed out last
Sunday in more than the usual ex-
huberance and abundance.
Buy the Syracuse Plow, the best in
the market, Of w. T. & J. r. Clements.
Clayton.
The effects Of the recent storm wav
Gown the Peninsula appear to be more
disastrous snss than the blizzard Of March,
Mss s. b. COLLINS has Just returned
from the city with new goods, and ex-
tends an invitation to every one to rive
her a call.
THE past two weeks was busy
time with the milliners and mantua.
makers. ia the latter department
Mrs. y al Cotton and her popular
mcdiste. Mademoiseiie Smith, had
quite pressure ia the demands fol
gowns for Easter wear.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
business Local

Send your orders for Too -
Cnas. T. Boehmler and get t6aam 66aeam to
OF your money. 'ue Worth
When you want Ice Cpp,
orEVENsoN's, Main Street iaa. asi call at
order and get the best 'vSEe WS Your
orders filled promptly. wholesale
Window Shades and Snrina
a' d g. Coopers. Loops and Frinures FrHCures
VIM. p. Smithers has to Ioa. ees'
IN IN sums sums OF 81, 900 each; and aIso g. g. 900
on mortgage on farm land. 7O 1880
Rupture cure guaranteed. Faso..
eircnisr ~ Duslhess delay. Thousands en-. Noop-
Aeystone Hotel, Reading, Pa 2d Sat ot, f4iia. At
For the BEST Lemons in Snvrno
~ "eo' NJ Stevenson's, Main Stree, 90
Table and Pocket Cutlery .,
Ice Cream always on hand n,
Hlled promptly, from one ou.1. Oruers
ILo"CIslacIion guaranteed. Get INV -. up.
before ordering elsewhere. > prices
CHAs. G. BoEHyrpp
"A few 5 Carpets and Mattipps loo
3. b. Cooper's will be sold at " yer1 ,el[ at
figures. 1 az very low
Pulpit and Family Bibles o,
COOper's. -'-''''' at J. B.
Use Marvellous Cough S,ru,
cbioI Iliie nr tl fIre Ior Coughs Whoopiug Comm
''''"i OF 'hFoat ehections Of any Kind ''7' H'on-
States, Pencils, Pens, Ink. T,b,o,.
Erasers. Blank Books, Crayon an5 "%'eIS,
0r 0ther School Stationery. and ai All ,Ld an
school Books, at J. B. Coopcr's RolI ."e
Deyoe Brilliant Oil, the best and ..,
est oil made, at J. B. Cooper. '''''' Sd!
Blank Books, all Styles. Size. and
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's. N'' ana
Granite and Porcelain Tea an.
Chamber Sets, plain and decorated anu at
J. b. Cooper's. '' "''"' al
CoOper's. 81 d. L.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in effect March 10 1850
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot wrm,n.
ton, as follows:
EAST BOUND.
ENnross troinsa

| +--AoA bObNDs
Express trains
NEW YORK, week days, - ls. siooe
w. ~2ud 70 OS R6 Al d. m Z" H.
e5 M 81 lHTHh, a. sunday, e2 l3 a. m, *l2 OS. - or
PHILADELPHIA, ~ week DAYS. s2is an ., M
10o5 % % 200, SO 26, II 10 a. m. atS as' w w
loSS' 10 % 90 70 OS, 10, O5. s6 A. 705 ~
PHlLADELP 1IA. SUNDAYS s9,e -oo
gg9' W. II ~ 10 a M al2 0S. 90, t2O8. 90 ~ 90
~ t.i, y uo ~ Al, 80, l052 D. M ''' . 70
&c 5o q ~ ~ ~, week days. - 49, 6lO. 7Oo 7ss
90 0s, 10, 0j, s64 Toj AZ 11o@S5 ~ .ZOS, 300
y, CHi,sd ER, sundays, - 10, OO s. o a, a.
Ia & ,osa iS Us co. "20s, 90, 55 Is 0s "a ~ ~
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. s45o &c -,
a. N q "a i6, 20 so. IS 05 n. m Ail AL ~
90 Vl'3 = 10 ? m, daily, except Sundav ''' SO
both tb6SsEo 6sEg ana Pittsburg, q SO a. m. IS 30 n
D. Cincinnati y and S. Louis, 81 IS a. M and .s q,
D. SlnsS5iy M dsIy Accommodation 80 p. m and II 10
LandenbeFg Accommodation ,yoo,. a..
. ~ p. m. ""N"Ss - . 81 a. m. and
FoT aS'Pi PhisSeISS5Siras hiifsSe SSrse; street Station;
9aiiy except SUNDAY For Rsit;,,alu lu ~'o2 p. m,
Er Except sunday. 725 al M. snnis, IoS =, m
D. n, ds;l @ Igi 900 a; M, 10 55 a. IN ana . b:
only; 5si =, y. sunday 925 a. m on Sunday
Dsn,f philadelphia for Wnmineton
"a - 8o tv' -olo, 1000, ell l5a m. 10 no poo,,
1880 3. m. 40 aSO' 'olo G.so, e7.S0. slO 10 io
!, 93e9ily 39 y, exeept Sunday. eso ana 7
a 20 ~l.20 and $50 b. n i anu TO a. m.
sunday only s.8Oa.m
Telephone No l09
otRer sii iine ,e western Points lower than via any
0ees' eesi =; R.ss segLL. W. N. CLEMENTS.
General Manager
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
'y11Y1'~0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon. April "a, 1889,

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBr. D. HoFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del
TER4S-SUBsCRIpTION-O year strictly in ad-
vance, Sl.50; if not paid in advance $500. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
Of Seven Gents a line for the frstinsertion sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount tmade to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
THE WILMINGTON BIENNIAL prrr
PASSED.

Inc lower house of the Legislature
passed passed the Biennial City Election mi
iLrday' iay and this measure is now n
Inc change thus made in Wilming.
spn city government does not affect n
Sqe sle slightest degree, says the Morn;aa
Ne@s' The political conditions undssg
when an government in this ,lfv =
carried on. The assessors NAV 6ii 10
assess, as heretofore; the Levy C'r.9
may neglect TO have the duplicate lis,S
MAD haas out within the period r,onired
oy law, with perfect impunitv. and
sne county collectors may continue s.
respect to poll taxlbles "a be nara ~, .
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
Redueed Rate Excursion Ticketa.

The passenger department of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad announces that com.
mencing April Goth. reduced rate ex.
enfsiop tickets will be placed on sale
~ az county towns located on the
ainS s 81 ne Philadelphia, Wilmington
enu 81 Dai,iImore lii Railroad and branches
aa9n ~ ~, ~ stations within the county
me 1,ekets will be good for pasaa 81
ol .,ll. uave o. sale and day following ana
s1i,s Snen solu on Saturday. good pSf;l ~
following Monday, Inclusive '' ''e
.s,.'..ss 80 = ous another evidence az tba
every facility for its patrons p'oF'ae
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
Election Notice.

meeting of the Stockholders Of the sr,r-,,..
ana Delaware Bay Railroad Company for tbe
election OF Board of Directors and the tran. NC
uoh OF other business will be held at the office of
Delaware, on Friday, the IOth daV of IL no
ISS9, at II o'clock, AN
Smyrna, Del, april 10Th, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24

The Legislature is pushing business
this week with a view to final adjourn
ment ON Fridav.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
Situation Wanted.

a woman wants situation as House
keeper or work in town or country. Rest
OF references given. Apply at
JOHN WRIGHTS.
ap24tl Pearl Street, Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24

Whitelaw Reid, who is about to sail
for Paris to take charge Of his new du-
ties as Minister 70 France, has placed
ms resignation as editor.in-chief Of the
New York Tribune before the board ~
trustees, and il has been accented
colonel John Hay has been asked to
take Mr.. Reid's place. "
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
Taxes of Kent County.

The DeldlUdreaR in discussing the
increased and increasing expenses OF
| Kent county says:
In order that those interested may
see the way in which the county ex.
| penditures are year after year increas-
ing, we will give the figures for sew
| eral years. In 1871 according to the
published report, the expenses OI
Kent county were all told S34, ,765. 70
Ten years after, in 1881, a glance at
the auditors report shows that it cost
the taxpayers of Kent county, fol
county purposes $41 ,993 SO.
Five years after, in the year 1886
we find that there was collected from
the taxpayers to meet county ex-
penses, the sum of sol, ,62121. A wear
from this date, according to the audi
tors report, the people paid in taxes
to support the county $56,03806. Still
the cost does not stop; we find that
under the assessment made for the
year 1883, that the asses ~npnt amounts
to SIS, ,335 600, and That according tu
the rate of per cent, that this amount
will yield for the current wear, over
500 600. These figures ought to in
terest the taxpayers and they ought
to begin to inquire into the subject of
expenditures aud TO try and find ont
some method to save and en-. down
expenses. This could be done in
many ways. In the first place, that
which New Castle county is asking for.
to only have three Levy Court Com
mlssiOners in lieu Of the present mum
ber would be in the true line of econ
omy. In the next place, there is a
large amount Of money paid out for
collecting the taxes. There could be
quite a sum saved by having only one
tax collector at fair salary to collect
the taxes OF the entire county.
The Sentinel, in discussing a reform
ed ballot whereby the taxes Of SO
many delinquents would find their
way into the treasury says:
The Democratic papers just now
are in full cry for a pure ballot. de
manding the passage of the Australian
Ballot bill. If they are so much i'm
favor of fair and free elections. let
them show their recent conversion by
passing something in the Senate which
will show to the people Of the State
that their 1ry for purity of the ballot is
not lip service only.
The Hynson bill to raise additional
revenue for the several counties, pass
ed the House weeks ago, and it is stll
before the Senate unacted upon. The
bills introduced into the House bv w
Il. Davis for the better assessment and
collection Of taxes, will help purify the
ballot in practical manner, but the
Senate will be in no hurry to act upon
them, for the simple reason that the
Hynson and Davis bills are practical
measures>in accord with the present
mode of voting in this State, while the
Australian Ballot bill can only be used
in connection with a Registration law.
where each party is advised of who are
allowed to vote not people voting
unfortunately upon pieces of paper
called tax receipts, purporting to be
two years old, and upon which it may
be the ink is not dry
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
GRAIN.
OFFICE OF
OFFICE OF
Philadelphia Z Smyrna Transportation COMPANY.
April oath, 1889.
NEW WHEAT.
DEATHS.

LJRTG.-In Wilmington. April 2otb &c .,,,...
mona Harry Lurty, formerly of SMYRNA 49,
10 years. Inferred on Monday in ODD FelIows'
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
NOTICE.

~ Good Pasture can be secured for or >
Cows by applying to
C +. NJ. FOWLER.
Secretary and Treasurer Of odd Fellows,
Cemetery ian24tfi
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
DELAWARE q CHESAPEAKE RAILWAY
Stockholders MEETING.

r, Inc annual meeting Of the Stockholders of this
hceTs TO serve for the ensuing wear viii bo b,i5
III EsSton, Nd, on Wednesday May 18th. 1859
JOHN G. SIMS, Jr., Secretary Ur0.fey5
253 South Fourth St, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24

~. Inc ln1s; .as seS4s, e Fieetown, writes. unr
Aneei' ', ooo =. 4th Street, Failadelrbja
cared me q a horrible case ~ bial,l i,s,a
poison' hospital physicians failed y
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
LIE EAsrER ANNIvEnsAnr

The anniversary Of the Sunday
echo9l, to which the evening is de-
voted, was the trying time. for then q
the rush Of those who are alwava az
the alert to see the spectacular the
reservation Of nearly half the siftines
Tor the school made it Impossible ~
seat one-half Of those who desired ~,
mission, and to make sure, a number
y ene congregation went nearly an
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
NEW STORE.

e.s,s. Mks. J. I. IfMPLEMAN has opened Cen-
aeetlo1nry and Fruit store an Market ST.,
ana will keep on hand nothing bnt ~ ehoicest
sisa aYes ana ne best Fruit ia the market Wal
also Keep ice Cream and Water lees of am navOrs.
F'7 MRS. MAGGIE TEMPLEMAN.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24

Wihen baby was sick, We gave her Ca,tort.
HWn'n she was Child. she cried for Cs,,.-i,
vheli WheL she necame Miss, She cung 10 Ca,tor..
''''' '"e l@u children. She gave them Ca,tGr,,,
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
Easter Sunday.

Last Sunday exceeded in its summer
aspects the usual typical Easter dav
the air was balmy and the temperature
more like summer than spring. The
out door air was more pleasant than
that within, and the bright sunshine
after the early morning shower was an
invitation to young and old to come
out and enjoy natures resurrected life.
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24
FOR SALE.

A COppeF-lined Water Tank, { (sSsss Sssgsf}il5S gs}isSg.
Will sell cheap.
j. W. DENNEY.
aprIO'+ Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1889-04-24

SIDE Bracket and Extension Lamn.
at J. B. Cooper's. lam '7'
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

The assessors lists have been taken
down, but copies are in the hands OF
ths chairman Of the Republican com
mittees of the different wards, and If
there are any Republican voters who
did not examine the assessors lists,
they should call ON the chairman of
their ward committee at once, and
learn whether or not they arc assessed,
and also II assessed that their names
are spelled CORRECTLY. tis highly i'm
portant that every Republican shall be
assured OF his right to vote at the next
State election in 1890, and the best way
by which this can be accomplished is
for every man to attend 10 his own
case. The committees in the different
wards are doing everything possible,
out they should not be expected to
attend to other mems business when
they are able TO attend to it for them
selves,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
ON TUESDAY,
THE Goth DAY OF JANUARY, 1854,


at o'clock D. m,
The following described real estate. yizi
All that certain brick messuage and
lot or piece OF land, 81 uate In said city
OF Wilmington, and bounded and de-
sclibeJ rs ioliows, TO wit:
Beginning on the foutheast side OF
Market street at Us feet Inches bread,
and in the middle Of the brick wall d.
viding this IRON the adjoining brick
building, now or formerly OF Edward
Moore, thence s1uih s. degrees. east and
passing through the middle Of said wall
80 feet 3 inches to stalk standing IN the
northwest side of an alley IL feet Wide
running parallel to Market street, thence
with the said side of the aforesaid alley
south 80 degrees, west 20 ieet to II stake,
fherce with the line OF land now or
formerly of Thomas d. Webb north IS
| degreeB west 20 feet 8 inches to the
| aforesaid side Of Market street, thence with
| the said side OF Market Etreet northerly
20 feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may, with the
use and privilege OF an alley or passage
IL feet wide, extending from Third street.
and running parallel to Market street by
the easteriy boundry of the lot hereby
| eoLFc4tu auoul 100 itct, thtn running
the same width and parallel to Third
street into King street, which and alley
now laid out for the natural benefit OF
Patrick O'Toole and Sarah, his wife,
Mary Higgins, their heirs, and assign,
forever.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of Maximi ian L. Liehtenstein.
aud t. U.s., and 10 be cold by
ALYAS ALLEN, Sheriff l,
sherinis OMce, Wilmington, january
| lssas ito
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

They come almost from
under the shadow OF the
Royal Palace In Berlin
Therefore are g erm a n
thoroughbred.
We don't advertise in the
North German Gaze tie.
Can't interfere with Prince
Bismarck's special advertis-
ing medium. Have no use
for it, as we are not In SIRE.
sponsible diplomacy" On
the contrary, are supplying
"Tcsss Of Truth" The tests
are oil German origin, the
truth ours.
They are Berlin made
Raglans and listers. so
Gray Plaid Raglaus at IS;
they started at $40. $685..
as Boucle Ulstefs that
were So. 81, and So, but are
$2.5o. 81
% black, blue and brown
worsted Raglans and listers
that were Sc, reduced to
S2.5o.
so very fancy Cashmere
listers and Raglars at $40
that have been Sac and SIS
This lot of Long CIR
ments Is selected to accom-
pany the So, So, 81 and S.
Jackets that have been rat
Ting out the last week. The
latter are all on the coun-
tiers now; a day or so more
and they will be gone, but
not forgotten-lost to o
much on them. $751;. .
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
The Situation.

Il
Mr.. -, a prominent
manufacturer, having served
almost a lifetime in the cloth
business buys the So Trous-
ers.
Meeting MIR. Wanamaker 8,
says he, Il have just bot q
pair Of your $500 Trousers.
l think I know the goods.
They are Belgian. and l
know you don't make mon
ey selling Trousers at such q
prios."
He's right. We don't.
Never said we did. The
customer who is fortunate
in supplying himself from
our wonderful offering is the
one that makes all the mon
ey. We're after something
else. The toniest and high
est class trade. specially
young men. are to.day's
ready buyers. We know
they are awiully cheap.
What would you do with
nearly $1oo,ooo worth OF
high cost goods? the sea
son far advanced? inactive
time of the trade? hundreds
of good work.people likely
to be idlei Why. you'd do
just as VIC have done. Put
the knife into the prices, and
LEI the people know it.
They have found it out.
The lawyers, physicians,pro-
fess!onal men in general, the
swells as we'll as the work
men have embraced this
wonderful opportunity.
The whole story in Trous-
ers is that we have struck |
quite a third off other grades.
You'll be surprised the val.
ue IS 90 and $3.50 will
bring you. ---- |
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

The fact that the iron ore in this
vicinity is about to be developed is
matter of the greatest importance.
For years operations have been carried
on in a limited manner at Iron Hill,
but now that it has been taken in hand
by a syndicate OF Philadelphia CAPT.
talists, there is no doubt they will be
conducted on much larger and more
extensive scale. 1t is said that The ore
taken from the pits at Iron Hill Is uu-
surpassed by any in the United States,
and while there is every reason 10 be-
lieye that there are many thousands Of
tons in that miniature mountain, it is
equally certain that some of the farms
In the immediate vicinity also contain
vast quantities Of this the most useful
OF all metals. consequently the de.
velopment Of this mineral wealth will
not only furnish employment to a large
numbero of men, but will also advance
the value OF lands in that locality.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

New YORK, Jan. Ex-senator Hiscock
arrived here iron Washington this alter
noon. He had short Inference with
Mr.. Plat at the Fifth Avenue Hotel aud
left for Washington again In the mid
night train. Stephen B. Elkins, 0. G.
Warren, of Buffalo, and Frank s, Smith,
the secretary Of the Republican State
Committee, were also among Mr.. Platt's
callers during the afternoon, and their
presence led to the impression that there
had been some new and important de-
velopments In tho construction OF Gen.
Harrleon's Cabinet Seustor Hieeock's
visit, 1t is said, related TO Senator ALI
sons latest journey to Indianapolis.
The story Is that be brought q state
ment of the most positive character from
Allison that be was noinR out to see Gen
eral Harrison to decline absolutely to ae-
cept the Treasury portfolio. A gentle
man who is close 10 both Mr.. Plat and
Mr.. Hiscoek said tonight:
ALLISON will not go into the Cabinet.
He haa gone 10 indianapolis to tell Prtsl.
dent Harrison so. Under no circum.
stances will he consent to leave tire Sen
ate. There Is no doubt that Harrison
has been anxious for Allison to accept
the Secretary ship OF this Treasury, but he
hiss fully made up his mind not to leave
the Senate. | have this very direct, and
you can state II as an absolute fact All
son is the leader Of tie Republicans In the
Senate, and, II he should 10 into the
Cabinet, he would have 10 take q subor-
dinate place. Allison also has asplra-
tious for the Presidency.
He could not continue them as a
member OF the Cabinet without being
dislOyal to his chief. His decision not t.
accept the Treasury portfolio is unalters.
bic. The only member of the Cabinet
who hiss been determined on officially is
Mr.. Blaine. Mr., Blaine has been offered
and accepted the position of Secretary Of
State. You cas STATE this In the most
positive terms. 1t is absolutely reliable.
| should say that Mr., Wanamaker would
be in the Cabinet If he wished to be. But
beyond Blaine, aud possibly Wanamaker,
nothing has been settled definitely, ex.
cept that Warner Miller, under no cir
cumstances, will be invited into tie CAbi-
net"
Senator Plumb, of Kansas, was in
town to-day. He said he thought the
Treasury portfolio would go WeAt, and
tha. Allison would be prevailed uron to
accept it, Mr.. Hiscock, however, who
saw Mr.. Allison bfio his departure for
lndi snapolls, was very positive that he
would decline.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

The unthinking are prone TO make
game OF nervousness. Yet tEis Ia a very
real and serious affection the harassiug
symptoms Of which are rendered ell tire
more polgsaut by r!iigu!e, ! ha stomach Is
Usually responsible Tor these tymptoms--
its weak uess aud disJr,l iiud reflex in
the brain, which is the headquarters OF
the nervous system. As nerve tonic
and tranquilizer we believe that not one
can be pointed out 80 eh-c;ive as Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. In renew ing
vigorous digestion, It strikes the key note
of recovery OF strength ard gu otuda by
the nerves. Headaches, trcmort in quiet
sleep, abnormal sensiiivencss to uneX-
pected noises all these modify and ulti.
mately disappear ss the system gains
strength from the great ten c. Dyfpep.
sia, biliousue.s, rheumatism, cnnstipa ion
and kidney complaints are subdusd by
the Bitters,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28
FIR SALE.

No. East 4tA ST.. storc.
- COS y thl III st. rnuTaS and bath
3G 10, ,st N - sIonins nld path
a. 20 " est 6th IT.. rooms
~ ttnAil II, ~ OOns aud bath
- aH West I'd st., 6TlOns
so iennett ST., rooms and shed.
40 " est t.. . rooms nd hath
% lpli Film st rooms aud hatn
Y. Cor. Del. ave. and Wcst al, 10 rooms
), Cor, lsth and French st c rooms
No, dUS " est It, Il looms AN 4 Ia h
al south jackson ST., rooms and
No. 1919 Chestnut ST., 4rooms
- lis Vest sth ST., rooms
:, se Fast lSth ST., rooms and hath
~ Madison ST., 10 runms and bath
2Wcsl Froutst. oon7s
izih Y 4sniuston 81 l9rooms and bath
~ Vets j. 1T, 10 rooms and bath
bt, Nesd IN st, lorooms and bath
=. tig Nanhuren ST., rooms aud bath
w 7 W Ne, ,l 81 rooms and s9th
w, rue 81, Z rooms and bath.
- 50 l.ennett st, 6rooms
~ ,s , go polilsr 81, rooms and basement
No, bo West 1th ST., rooms ana hah
s9 Madison 81, 7rooms anu bath
- l9l2 west Hnd ST., rooms and bath
% ls9 Delaware ave, srooms and bath
fsY Orange IT, 10 rooms
- 1910 West sth St, 6 rooms
w af FF6 Isl st. t sfsSm sn and Rf IAN
81 Y front 81 i il room asa aud Sii Sath
| - 1874 Walnut St, 6 r oms and bath
:, 1904 Lombard St, rooms aud hath
Us Market 81 II rooms and bst1
| ~ Mfs sth st., rooms and bath
Us ffepch ST, 9ronms and bath
| "a So West 9th II. II rooms and bath
1lAb llentou Piace, rooms and bath
- i5 West Ith St, rooms and bath.
For additional lists apply to
| d3l-eod-IJt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-28

WAsHISGroS, dan. q. = The fiet
that the Mills bill with the Senate sub
stitute was yesterday sent 20 the Ways
and Means Committee has revived, in
Republican circles at least, the talk Of
an extra session, The Republicans ar-
ccpt the reference as an assurance that
no tariff legislation will be hid ly this
Congress-, They say thar some due
ton of the revenue is desirable and ne
cessary and this can be reached only by
an extra session.
Mr. Mckinley. who has heretofore
been rather adverse to an extra session,
| TO day voiced tine sentiment al the Con
seryatiye element when he said that The
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