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Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Great Reduction In wiuter underwear
at T.. A. shannon, 3l3 West Second
strpet
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

This age pcesen,s the greatest boon,
Salvation Oil; 1t cues So so1n,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Linen bosom, double back, white stirts
only 5Uc., ut Wyatt 81 Cos. 6o5 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
H.AMBURGER,S'
22o and 222 MARKET STREET.

M ANTED. "A GOOD Girl. FOK
W general bonsework for u family of
three persons. S. W. corner OF It'll and
Orange. l-as.2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

WANTED-TO RENT, 9 OR 8
W rooms for light heusskeepIuR by man
ana VILE; no children; rent must be cheap.
oa'i II Oh market o.. I2s-2l|
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
Ills Strange But True

Although We lave IN riatt : Food u
lneu '" irrmct's lfnd huusr owners. Nc.
ma many, whh because Of thrif l..
!toiTlhce- O.! ~" tru" Character ot pritI..
Food. hesita"r tptry It, but wHo ititE,
tine INST tiiai proclaim 1t to be "a, bet
Ter thn NJ aim.
Don't disregard yoNt own interests
HE roSt."i Try ny Fratts Iuu5! =. al
i;io-t Hailii itss. i II does all MerIafH "a.
II II 10 surely Worth TIN tfmcstherpau,y
am We a.,A positively 1T will 10 al
and mora 10
1t PARTIES the blood. 1t crcatsr=,,er
feet lgc-tion II creates better s,s.r5g.
powers II will Regulate the hugtis
IL VIII stItIiB tkln tic kiIuUys. II tome,
up the s. stem. It cNpls worms
Erlhbs and bolts II makes bunr aud
muscle, II makes thu ruat sled nicely
u makes The coat glossy. 1t pfcVugis
collie II prevents colds. 1t prevent,
cpllooty, 1t prevents eNhitHSeun. 1t
prevents contagious dIsc.fses II pa.
vents ftstcmper. IL prevents pnbltni 5.l-
ia.
Try it. Small l2-pound ba IS at
j. j. SMITHS
FOURTH AM sa,PLEY SIS.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

w ANTED.--A WHITE Girl. roR
.t,s,, general houseWork At No. 7Ot French
I-2S3te
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

NANrhI-bY a Is DY, An uNFTK.
~ ms ell 4ecunt-.tflv front rcn,,
" sf"rn part OF tie eity, Al S. u.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Dota,

Board by the day or week at the Dela-
ware House. No. 513 Market street,
The choicest brands of wine, LIQUOR and
clgars at the Delaware House.
Lunch every night at the Delaware
House, No. SIS Market street
Bush French street wharf 4 tho
piaoe to buy your coal
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture neyer
fails to cure the worst cases OF neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try II. Only soc. Der
bottle. Taylor s. Fullerton, druggists,
S02 King street
Miss 6allie g. Truitt died ct her homo
In Milford on June 10, Of heart failure,
In her S6th year.
Augustine Pier will open for the sea.
son OF 1890 on Thursday, June 20. with q
social hop in the evening.
Mrs. Lydia B. Paige died at Milford
on June IL. Of heart failure, after very
brief illness She was 70 years OF age.
WIN. J. Davis Is engaged In the Quilt
walton Of cantaloupes near fredericksburg.
lie has 1000 vines growing.
The army worm worked 90 disastrously
on the corn field Of James Slaughter, In
St. Jones' Neck, that he plowcd up and
replantsd about i've acres Of his field.
The "black row 10 killing hundreds Of
Thousands Of swset potato plants, and
farmers In the vicinity Of Milford are
plowing up and putting the ground iu
lato white potatoes.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
The Annual Exhibition.

The seventh annual exhibition of oil
paintings, water c0lors aud drawings,
BY the pupils Of Clawson 3. Hammitt
Will open thia afternoon aud contin us
open every afternoon aud evening fol
the remainder Of the week. This exhi.
bition will surpaes all that have preced-
ed It, not only in excellence of work, bu,
also In the number of pictures. 1t will
be held at Mr.. Hammitts studio, No.
and 10 Ipstltpte Building. There will
be over one hundred pieces exhibited,
each OF which 10 . fattering testimonial
to Mr.. Hsmmitt, and bis method OF
teaching. Az the close Of the exhibition
the studio will be closed until October,
when 1t will again be opened for the re.
ception Of pupils. Miss Hammitt will
begin . course Of instruction in Septem.
ber, In painting on china aud in water
colors. On Saturday, July 9Th, Mr..
Hsmmitt will sail fer Europe, where be
PURPOSES visiting . number Of the ia
nous artRallerisa
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE IN PRICES

AS the goods be sold regardless ofcost We
stocked and must unload right away.
We have marked our s112H and 81 Coored Silks dow
to 69 cents yard Our S7H and rs Coored Silks down
4o cents yard What is left of our Stripe and Plain Moires at
Moes down The balance of India Silks only
a few left down to IS cents yard.
The balance Of our Printed Lawns, 30 pieces down
to 234 cents yard.
One of beautiful Challies, 81 inches wide, down
lot Of beautiful Wool Stripe Dress Goods. fine fabric
and desirable goods for present from SOC down 25
large lot Of remnants Of Dress Goods at sacrifice prices
out at
One of Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests IN cents each
Abetter lot excellent goods, at I2H cents EACH
One lot of Ladies' Prime Diamond Fast Black Hose,
ranted crack fade in washing stain the
underwear. Sizes, 81, 9. oH Price, cents pair;
S2 5oa dozen, 81 25 for one-halt dozen.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Personal.

Miss Irene Hepbron OF this city 10 visit
ing her uncle. Hon. W. Y. Hepbron, at
Kennsdyville, Kent County, Md.
Robert OByrne, Esq., son Of Jehn
O'Byrne, Esq, paid visit to our city ON
Saturday. He 10 engaged in practlcing
law in New York, and is kept quite busily
employed. His father, however, who 10
now In San Francisco, wishes him to re-
move to that city, believing that the op-
portunities for fame aud fortune In that
place arc greater than In the Empire
State. His aunt, Miss Kate O'Byrne, 10
residing with her brother In Australia.
Mr.. O'Byrns 10 pleased with the growth
Of our city, and 10 looking forward to the
day when the OByrDe farm, on the
Philadelphia pike bsSond Rivervisw, will
bo divided into building lots.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

permit the ussl Of 1t II It would bs the
means Of putting Others on their guard
aud preventing their being dairapded
others. She paid her mopNy apd then,
whep sick. was denied benefits. II seems.
however. that the company feared she
might cause them trouble, ~ . no less
august person than the prssident himself
called on her. who alter trying to con.
vinto her that she was not entitled TO
beneats, generously offered her q dona.
tion Of 90. which she indignantly refused
to accept.
Many more Cases could be cited, but
enough has bean said to warn the public,
and the REPUBLICAN, feels that IL has
done its duty In the matter.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Clearing Out Sale,

M. RichenberRsr's great clearing out
sale cominences tomorrow (russday) at
IL O'Clock .. IN. Tho great attraction
will be the Shetland ponies, horses OF all
classes, carriages, harness, whips. and q
good COW. All who wish to secure good
bargains should bo en- hand. Another
auch opportunity to purchase to advan-
tage will not soon be presented.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Shetland PouIea.

Those In want OF q Shetland pony
should attend Manuel Richsnberger's I
sale TO- o-morrow, as he has some 81 the
finest ever brought to this city. They
are all we'll broken. gentle and kind, 80
that any child can ride them. He also
has . hne lot Of horses, carriages and
harness, all OF which will be disposed of
to the highest biddsrs. Among other
things there 10 fine assortment Of lap
sheets and horse sheets, sent here by an
Eastern manufacturer 10 Introduce his
goods, which will Be sold. regardless OF
what they may bring. The sale will
take place at the bazaar, on Maryland
avenue and Beech street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Large Corn,

Charles Z. Simmons. . psintsr en-
ploysd at the Pullman car chops, who
reaidss at East Lake, over the Brandy
wine. has = small plot Of ground on
which he has been doing come expert
mental farming during his spare tims.
He now has . patch Of corn, some Of the
stalks Of which are Q feet Q inches high
and the smallest feet inches. On u
part Of his lot he has his third CT for
this season. Mr.. Simmons has livsy on
this place little over two years at q by
careful tilline aud heavy manuring;Aas
succeeded In bringing his ground to An
astonishing degree oi fertility.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Church Notes,

The celebration Of Chlldren's Day at
Ezion N. u. Church yesterday was re-.
markab.S for the attractiveness of the
music, orchestral and vocal being CON-
binei.
Rev. 8. A. Taggart addressed tho
Young Mems Christian Association In
the afternoon On Association Extsn-
sion." His delivery 10 ofI-hsnd, busi-
ness-like, deliberate, and yet aareeabiy
forceful. His style 10 direct, plain and
unaesumlng. He 10 we'll calculated 70
please men. His zeal for his cause ID
clearly apparent
Bishops Curtis preached In Boston and
Coleman In Phiiadelphis.
Two persons were baptized IN Della
WARE Avsnue Church last evening.
Central Sunday school begins at 0.15
.. m. sharp. The attendance was larger
ysstsfday than . week ago.
A. st. Peters Father George L. OFT.
who was ordained last Friday, celebr atsd
his frat mass yesterday morning. Vicar
General Lyons preached. Fathers Camp
bell. deRuyter and Fallou assisted.
Central's Christian Endsavor gives q
moonlight excursion on the steamer
Christina on Monday evening, june 80,
leaving King street wharf at SAC
CLOCK. Inc COMMITTEES consists Ol
Meesrs. II. D. Walters, W. G. Pawley.
John Cole and r. w. Harold.
Rev. J. L. Michael, su ablc preacher,
holds Fles Methodist services at
o'clock this evening at the house OF
Mrs. L. 8. Heston, No. 62l Van Bur. n
street. Ho Will speak OF the 25 years
history Of tho Free Methodist Church
and Its 20 conferences scattered over the
United states and kive the reason OF the
existence OF that denomination. The
pQslic 10 invited.
This announcement was made by Rev.
a. Hersey PrIoe, who preached at TIA
Market street three times yesterday.
They contemplate organizing Free
Methodist Church.
There WAS . crowded meeting at Wes-
ley's, Front and Jefferson street mission,
yesterday p. IN. Reva Koons ard Dol
bow were present.
The Centennial N. e. Mission had .
powerful meeting following their excel
lent Sunday school yesterday p. III, at
10l East Ninth street.
AL who wore flowers to church yestcr.
day she we'd their good taste. This Is the
month OF rose,.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
A RIBBON BARGAIN.

job lot OF Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons all silk
ranted, in desirable colors.
No 90 cents yard. No. I2-I3 cents yard Please
bear in mind that these goods are all silk.
large lot Of mems and boys fancy Domet Shirts,
rety styles IS each An immense bargain every
person who knows enough appreciate bargain of this kind
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

Grocerymen and dealers In produce,
look to your interest. II You buy right
you can sell right Now, II you want to
save money 60 right to Smsltx n Co., 13
East Fourth street. We are receiving
dali? from the South all kinds of iruits,
vegetables aud produce. Come and see
for yourself
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Fashionable Tailoring.

An extensive invoice OF fashionable
suitings has been received by Mr.. James
Harding, merchant tailor, No S16 French
street. For . ueat-ntting, durable suit
Mr.. Harding oAunot DO excelled. To see
his goods and styles and learn his prices
cannot fail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Bagdsd to Antioch.

Rev. w. r. Bainbridge will deliver ! 10
highly interesting lecture. entitled ''Bs i.
dad to Antioch" In Delaware Avenxe
Baptist Church, tomorrow (Tuesdar)
evening at o'clock. The account OF 3
ride 1900 miles In length, In Westt sn
Asia, with the various cities, includiSa
Babylon and Ninevsh, with various al.
ventures, will prove highly interesting
and Instructive. All who can COM
venisntly do 90 should turn out sud dlI'
the church on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

Choice steaks from home-raised beei
from IA to IL cents per pound, at More.
and's, No. 407 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
DR., SHINING Eye Cure.

Numbers Of cases reported during the
week past, bsth children and grown peo-
pie, ss having been cured of bad sore
eyes BY using this great eye medicine. 70
cents. Depot, Fourth and King. Sold
by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
For CLEANING silverware.

Tsppan's Relucent. anequalled, Csc. per
bottle, A. Aillard =. Davis, No. 9 East
Second strest
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Crayon Por,raits
DelIcioua to tha Taste

For $500 are still being made at Cum.
mings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
KEEP COOL.

Just closed out importers stock Of Fans consisting Of
5o4 the regular price of which 81 each We will sell the
goods IS cents each veritabe bargain, and you will
say you posted in the valne of such goods.
Huck Towels 43 inches long, 2IH inches wide all pure
nen only I2H cents each-wonderful value.
Turkey Red Damask, 81 inches wide perfectly fast color
at IS cents-worth 37h cents yard.
1874 Masees Quilt of great excellence at $3.50 EACH
Please compare with anything you find in this the ad
joining city at $3.50.
We will sell you beached Utica muslin, IN yards wide
for yard Just ascertain the Philadelphia price
these goods and will deliver the goods your door, You
buy all kinds OF Muslns of the old prices Perhaps
you didn't know that muslns have advanced price, but they
have all the You money by purchasing your
musns of Just and test the truth OF our statement
twill pay the ladies of Wilmington and vicinity to visit
and go counter
santly marking goods down placing goods
counters under regular prices
Do you need Muslin Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Gauze
Underwear Embroideres Ribbons, Corse Ruchngs Laces,
Paasos Small Wares Handkerchies, Wash Dress Goods of
any description any kind OF Dry Goods Noionsa We will
sell you these goods low lower than you
buy them elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

A complete assortm 0nt OF gsntlemen's
gold aud gold-plated watch chains and
charms at Aillsrd =. Davis, No. Q East
Second etFeet.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

Blue and black serge gentlemen's suits
made to order by James Sanders, No.
$50 Orange street, for SIS aud upwards.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvellous euro for Cstarrh, Dlphtheria
Cankcr Mouth snd Headache. With
each bottle there 10 an ingenious nasal
Injector for the more successful treat
ment of these complaints without extra
charge. Price Soc. N. b. Daniorth,
wholesale aud retail agent. Second and
Market streets, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

For day OF real enjoyment 60 will
West Presbyterian Excursion to Cap,
May. Thursday next, 10Th.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
The sure Curs tor noadnchc

Tired Feelings, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Complaints, Yellowness. Skin Blotches,
ETC., are DIR. Smms' Liver Pllls. No
sickness or gripping attend their OPERA
lion. 2oc. sugar coated. Depot, Fourth
and King. Sold By druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
PalAtlllx.

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
6hop 6O3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

For day of real enjoymen. 70 with
Nv est Presbyterian excursion to Caps
MAJ, Thursday next, 10th.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Frssh Vegetable. and Meats.

| Wn. Moreland, wholesale and retail
desitr, Nc. 407 and g. w. corner OF
finn and King streets has constantly
on hand early vegetables OF all kinds.
Also nome raised beef, mutton, veal,
etc., as tne lowest market prices. Give
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Five Bro.hsrs Plug Chewing Tobncco

ID . specially. 1t has no equal. 1t Riyes
tho largest piece for the monsy-oualitv
considered. Ask for It.. 1t 10 ior sale by
your dealer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
For sale.

tor want Of use, horse. surrey wagon
1ocsors wagon aud harness. Apply lt
u. \. Vernon, this oiiica.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

Whom Baby was sick,
We savo her Csstoria
Whom she was q Child,
She cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

II you want any OF the following goods
cheap 70 to smeltx Il Co.'S. No. IL East
Fourth street PineApples. oranges.
lemons, new apples, potatoes. cabbage,
cucumbera, tquashos, beans, tomatoes.
Ha! hire II IL: Watermelons AID canta-
loupea. No. Is East Fourth stree.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Breviues.

Tn0 0noapost hat house In ehs city
humford Bros. AOA Market street.
Thy Bush's coal; You will like Il.
American Laundry so1 Wsstrrout,t,
Try Bush's coal, you win surelyliksls.
CuppinR and lsschins. ~ 4. escondst.
Brazilian Balm cures colds. catarri. etc.
Zine lsK. Kings 1t Haui's, 10 K. 4th street..
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, sth and King.
:, Paper hanging done by q. II. Baldwin d
Bon, 8i2 Il. Fourth street.
~ II you want cheap picsurs frames 20 to g..
X. BauEh, 1Os West Second street. IhAye the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and sSe lot
yourselves.
Ross. 3l0Market street. has the largest and
wear, neck wear and hosiery In the city, Call
and seshiin.
John Q. bryant, Of No. ia French street, 10
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Kin-Go Ten,

Packages 5, 10 and l5c. AT grocers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
GREAT MIDSUMME Err
CL0SING-0UT SALE
DRY GOODSl

We wis during the next or6ve days to convert $4,000
worth of immense stock Of Dry Goods into cash.
need the money We have therefore resolved to make
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
A Pure Chinese Tel

Kln-ao Fine favor. At groesrs.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
To tho Con sraI Public.

We have made arrangements to have
our watermelons come right direct from
tho South, SO that they will reach us in
four days time, so that they will be frOsh
and nice. Any persons wanting water
melone come aud see US. Sineltz d Co.,
l3 East Fourth etreet.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Wanted,

Ask your grocer for Kin. Go Tea.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

N. ,. Davis. jswsler. . East Second.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

the authorized agent for the books written BY
Henry N. Stanley, and now being published
by Chas. scribner's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply to John O. Bryant. IA Frono street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

A beautiful complexion follows the use
OF DR.. Simm,' Vegetable Liver Pills, the
great liver and kidney curs. Sugar
coated; $50. Depot, Fourth and King.
Sold BY druggists-
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Latest ssylcs.

Kin-Go Tea. At grocers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

July lat, of last year, Jordan A. Will
son. the woll-known funeral director OF
No. GIG King street, 'procured at consio-
erable expense Q handsome ambulance,
provided with everything necessary,
which since then has been ct the service
OF any who might need IL That 1t has
been needed, 10 shown BY the iact that
mn to last Monday It has been called ono
hundred times. OF these calls, 4S per-
soas. who were sick or injured, have
ueeu yxKen to their homes; 80 to hoepi-
tails; 8 to police station and tho remain
Ing 5 were false alarms. probably tne
work of some smart Aleck, who thouRht
IL fun to call the ambulance out for
nothing. Last Saturday evening word
WAS ssnt for the ambulance to come to
Fifth and Poplar streets, but upon reach
inr the place It was found that no one
was sick or injured. Later In tbs evening
another call came to 90 to Front ana
Tatnail streets, for man who had met
with an accident, but It, the same a. the
taret, was another false alarm. In turn.
ing around TO 70 back the wheel caught
IN the street car track, breaking the axle,
and enteiiing q cost of $40 or $12 on MIR.
Wilson to have 1t repaired, In addition 70
throwing the ambulance out OF service
for several days. Mr.. Wilson has. how
ever, provided conveyance to take its
place and will stin be ready to respond
to any calls that may be made upon him.
It is pity that those who send lass
alarms cannot be detected and punished.
II some Of them are apprehended, as
they certainly will be some time, Judge
Ball will teach them lesson that will
not be forgotten. Mr.. Wilson furnishes
the ambuisnce free Of charge, and any
one who imposes upon him BY means Of
false alarms, 10 about as contemplate ~
n sneak thief
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 10, IL
AND IL, ONLY,

We will sell IS yards Hill or Forestdale Bleached
Muslin for 81. It won't take any person very long~to
figure up how much they can by this operation.
Ycu can buy Of US at present splendid 18 noh
Linen Crash at cents yard. just look at 1t.
We call special attention to a lot of Huck ToweIa
We ordered 100 DOZENS but only received 60 dozens:
size, inches wide by inches long, at 10 each
This is notable bargain. Shrewd, economical house,
keepers should these towels once, they will 20
cut with rush.
Linen Sets, pure White Knotted Fringe, Mexican
drawn work, cooied borders in all the designs
Have you our Window Shades? yards long
and yard wide. Spring rollers at IS cents each. We
are having immense sale for these goods Also with
fringe at 80 cents.
At our Handkerchief Counter you will find the bsss
bargains ever offered in Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Goods worth IS each for Is cents, with large
assortment select from. AK to these beautiful
Handkerchets.
Our stock is very large and unusually ottractiyes
With bargains at every counter we will guarantee to give
to >very cash customer much both in quantity and
quality ioSs dollar as can be found anywhere on this
continent.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Sheriff Allen will sell tomorrow after.
noon, at the Court House. two three story
brick houses en- Fourth street, between
Madison and Monroe, and also lot on
Fourth street between Rodman aud Haw-
ley, belonging to John Crumlish.
Also OF the same time, twc-ttory
brick honss on the ea.terly side OF Will
son streot between Taylor and Ninth, the
,r... sheriff will also sell on the AN
inst. q frame a., ,Alg' -,.y- -.
OF land, In East Lake ~, heiongip
to Joseph Bellsh.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Coroner Gamble held an inquest yes
terday afternoon on the remains of
Robert Lowery, the tramp, who was 10.
tally injured by being struck by the
south bound Washington express at the
West Yard. on Wednesday afternoon.
The Jury viewed the body, and after be-
ing sworn organized by electIng Will
liam r. Long foreman aud HarrIe 7.
Price secretary. The switchman at the
West Yard was the only witness. and he
testified that be saw the man when he
stepped oil the moving freight train. He
looked down the south bound track, and
the witness saw the express coming but
was afraid to call to him, lest he would
run in front Of II. Lowery evidently did
not see the approaching train until II was
close to him, when he undertook to stand
between the two trains. Tho witness
thought that he was struck by one OF the
passenger coaches, but did not see him
when he was hit
Alter q short consultation the Jury ren.
dered u verdict that Robert Lowery came
to his death by being accidentally struck
by train No. Al on the p. W. & B. rail.
road, near the West Yard, on April 9th,
1890,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
Harness, robes and whips at Perkins
No. 10l West Eighth street.


Next Saturday afternoon b. L. Town
send, real estate agent, will sell at pub
lie sale the remaining building lots on
the tract OF lani owned by the city Of
Wilmington, md bounded by Eighth,
Ninth, DUPONT and Scott streets. The
sale was started on March Goth, when .
number OF tho lots sold 1t excellent
prices and the remainder will be sold
next Saturday afternoon. The lots to be
sold are among the choicest Of the entire
tract, aud their eligible location, with
the Eighth street electric railway run
ming right by the property, make them
very desirable purchases. Some fine
real estate bargains can surely be OBJ.
tanned at this sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

CHICAGO, April 1O-The carpenters
strike 10 still on, and the men continue
confident OF success. Owners of large
buildings which are nearing completion
are growing rextive at the delay, fearing
large loss In rentsls, which generally
begin on the first of May. They threaten
to put the contracts Into other hands
unless the work is resumed speedily.
On the strength Of this there IL . move
ment on foot among some OF the mem-
bers Of the Master Oarpenters' Associa-
tion to dissolve that body and allow It's
individual members to make whatever
terms they see At in regard TO recog-
nizing the union. This they claim Is the
only way out of the dilemma since, as
. body, thev decline recognition or the
union. Influential members of the As
sociation, however, are opposed to taking
this action.