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Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
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WARRINGTON, April 15.-In the
United States Senate yesterday, Mr..
Plumb introduced bill for the disposI-
ton OF certain funds In the Treasury. 1t
provides that the money required to bs
deposited for the redemption OF the
national bank circulation shall be carried
into the Treasury and treated ~ funds
available for the reduction OF the public
debt and Tor the current expenses OF the
Government; thai all funds held for the
payment OF the matured dsbt and inter-
est, due and unpaid, shali bs similarly
treated; and that hereafter no fuuds
available, above tho sum OF ten millions,
shall be retained In the Treasury-this
not to be construed, however, ~ perma
neutly diminishing tho fund OF el0O, ,OOO,- :
600 now held for tho redemption OF
Treasury notes. The bill Was referred to
the Finance Coiumittee.
A message was received from the
tiouae announcing the death Of Samuel
J. Randall, and the appointment OF .
committee to attend the funeral. Mr..
Cameron offered resolutions for the ap-
pointment of Ave Senators for the same
purpose. The resolutions were agreed
TO and the com mittee WAS appointed. with
Mr.. Quay ~ chairman. A q further
mark Of respect. the Senate adjourned.
In the House MIR. O'Neill, Of Penn
sylvanis, announced the death OF his
colleague, Samuel J. Randall, and, alter
come appropriate rsmarks, offered re-
solution for the app0inI Imsnt Of . COM
mittee Of nine members TO attend the
funeral Of deceased. The resolution
was agreed to, the com nittes was ap-
pointed and the House adjourned.
Tho Republican Senatorial aud House
Republican caucus committees held
meetings yesterday on the silver Ques-
ton. The Senate committee reached .
conclusion. and agreed upon three
propositions: /. That the Secretary OF
tho Treasury shall buy 4.5O0. 900 ounces
Of silver bullion monthly aud issue notes
In payment Tor the same, the notes to bo
redeemob BILE In bullion or lawful money.
.. That nAtiionAl banks ehall be allowed
to issue notes TO the full par value Of
tho bonds deposited TO secure their re-
demption, which would add ten per
cent. to the volume of national bank
currency.
8. That the hundred millions retained in
the Treasury ior the redemption Of Trea-
sury notes be put into circulation. The
House caucus committee practically
emerged from the Coinage Com mitter,
as a basis, with amendments providing
for unlimited purchases OF bullion pro-
duced in the United States at the market
price, not 10 sxcfed dollar Tor 37lX
grains, and when that price 10 reached
there 10 to be free coinage. The Treasury
notes issued In payment for the silver
are to be redeemed In bullion or coin.
Both committees are to III Get this morn
Ing aud endeavor to come to an under
standing.
uh. ~,,- oo,.ry.wtau Do,uJ., L. A.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Tie celebrated 3 B. b. b. cigar, manu-.
factured by H. F. Bourbon g. Bro, No.
2lV West Second street. sold at Gil the
leading hc.cls and cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Housekeepers who would consult their
i1to' eat should call on Chss. L. Meiler,
No. b07 King street, when iu want OF
smoked hams and tongue, tie curing of
which 10 excellent. There ure no better
In the market and we doubt very much
II there arc Ruy 10 good.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Richen berger's second trade sale OF
horses, carriages, &c., will take place at
bis bazaar on Wednesday, tho 2Sd Inst,
consequently persons Wishing to enter
anything must do 30 by Econ on the
2lst Inst,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

ls recoverable, not by the use Of mineral
sedatives, but BY recourse to effeetual
tonic treatment. Opiates and tho like
should only be used as auxiIiaries, aud
then ~ sparinsly - possible. Vigorous
nerves are quiet ones. aud the most direct
way to render them 80 10 to reinforce the
vital energies. That sterling iuvisorant,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, will be
found all-sufiicient for this purpose,
since It entirely removes impediments Q
to thorough digestion aud assimilation
Of the food, 90 that the body is insured
its due amount Of nourisbmeut, and con-
sequently Of stamina. Rheumatic ten
denotes and affections of the kidLeys and
bladder are also counteracted by the Bit.
ters, which IL besides pleasant medicin-
al stimulant, infinitely purer than the
raw excitants OF commerce, which react
!njuriously upon the nervous systsm.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
WIN. O'Conuor

Merchant taller, No 6l5I< Market street,
second floor. A full lire Of spring goods
to eelect from. Fit and Workmanship
guaranteed nj No. 6i5K Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Measles and its cough sre quickly
cured by using eimm.' Cough Syrup.
Mothers, use IL. Contains no opium; al.
ways safe The genuine sells at 25c, by
all drugsiste. Depot, 4ih and King sts.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
Auction sale,

Hukill will cell large lot of new and
second hand furniturc at his auction
room, NJ. 726 Market street, next Thurs.
day, at 2. ~ O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

, Harness, robes and whips at Perkins ,
No. lol West Eia nth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

i0x2O crayon portrait. with one dozen
cao.net photoyrspbs Tor 5000 are still
seing made At Holland's gallery, 3O7
Market stree..
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
ssssspool &c of No. at a coat OF excsedl. 8

~
y. r. Smith WA Instructed to repair
pavement In front Of No s school at 8
cost not exceeding 90. Mr. Hartman
was iussrucied TO kst lineup, for No. II,
ana ". Palmer curtains for No. lS, A.
NO. ~ had . Are escape without . rail-
Ing, MI. 8. Il. Smith wss instructed to
nave one Fut up; cost not TO exceed 90.
Mr. Turner, In the absence Of Joseph
RYE. asked to have board fence In
iroue Of No. Q school, on Eleventh street,
snostltuted With An iron one, at cost OF
W Or t30. Tbs matter was laid over.
peatcd the request Of MI. Turner, but
did not know that action had besn tsken.
On motion OF Mr.. Coyle the vote by
which action was laid over was recon
sidered.
Mr.. Pyle strongly urged the building
OF tho fence. but the question was again
During the evening the e.a ..lls
were approved And- orders 1Itinu he
amouuts: James Mills. o.. ,,3 :.
George W. Bush q B0ns, Sc %
r. CLARK q Co.. S8. u; J. II. 30,
W. II. Jones, $40; Miller q =
$3.50; Edward Melchoir, e9.25; !
2 Kane, Sl7. 80; James Mills, sT.7f,
Ferrsn b Co., s4.sS; Joseph II. DR.
Tan, Jr, $685.; @. y. Rudolph, 81 A..
Wilmington City Electric Company,
S256; W. 7. Wsstbrook, q; David
Curlett, &A.65; p. =. Martin, 0i1; John
shannon, s275; John Z. Grubb, q;
Il. b. Biscoe, o3.25; !. Clayton
Massey, 80 25; Theodore Leonard, S75;
George FOfthenbakss, IS cents; w. b.
Sharp 4 Co.. t2l; Alexander Cham bsrs,
70 %; A; b. Jones, Sl.s5; L. J. Chap.
Charles Hcinel, q; II. 9. Bullock. $3.50
Nathan Gheeu, $i.76; David H. Klund,
1.Go; William @. Phillips, 81; William
Campbell, sass; Johnson Il Barnhiil,
t12 30; Wilmington Coal Gas Com pany,
go: 20; L. D: Jones, $3.50; U. +. Thomas
& Co., et78.73.
The members aud reporters accepted
an Invitation from Mr.. Joseph Pyle to
retire to Whites end regsle themselves
with Ice cream At Mr.. Pyle's expense.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

stair, entry or hall carpet or mattiugs,
bruaseis or ingram carpet, attend the
public s,le Tomorrow (Wedntstsy) at
All Shirley street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

AE-wool pants 70 measure. $500 up,
suits, Sl2.UU up. OIL Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Tie number is S23 Msket street, ana
inc mefchaGdise Is tailoring. Guaran-
'eea to iii botn ia price and ltyle.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
the FIRE ESCAPE QUESTION
CAUSES DISCUSSION.
Filling Teachers Vacancies
OF the financss-New C0lored
School House to be Built
schools 10 be Given . May
vacation-Bllls Passed,

A regular meeting Of the Board OF
nducscon was held last night, nearly all
the members being 10 their seats,
The secretary and treasurer made the
following financial report:
DIR.
balance on hand, March 2s. e. .f,5, ,1gs. IS
nMminice M,n.as on hand, new buildings. 7.lss.3i
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80

for II cabinet photographs and one l6x2O
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
SO2 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
All the profit.

Thrown of OF patent med eipes. Prices
lower than ths lowest, Ve.ses's Pnar-
macJ. corner eighth anl Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Well, chow Good Eaonsh tobacco,
save 90 tin tlgs and get one OF Durstein's
umbrellas. gold or silver head. For sale
by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

that to-mt rrow Wednesday, afternoon,
/ o'ciock, will positively be the lsit pub
lie salo oi iulni,ufe, eari ets. oil cloths
and una tinEs nj All Shipley street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

We give away watches, clocks, road
carts, carriages, aud expect to give brick
houses with cigars. Chapman, monarch
Of the tobacco trade, Seventh and Orange
and o East Third stree; factory, York
and Lancaster Co.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Most men want TO try it however. That
10 " hat We want them to do with Five
Brathcrs Plug Chewing Tobacco. One
trial Will wed them to II.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

Go to Yergel'. for safe horse collars.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

The only Complexion Powder in the
world that Is without vulRarity, without
injury to the user, and without doubt .
brautifier, is PoZzonts.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

wnsn Baby was sick,
We saye her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried for castoria-
When sho became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When shs had Children,
shc gave them Csstoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
HAMBURGERS' SHOE HOUSE
i 200 y
FR.oNT

spring could be best the great
ofpeople attending unprecedented Opening Fri
day last Wei quite outdd ourselves upon this OCCASION
faded ofest anticipaons oblivion. Throngs visited
found it unable to enter Tell why Hamburgers Shoe
House very popular We the most concise wordpos
sible.
1T rs THE PEOPLES STORE.
We achieve our potent object
RELIABLE GOODS,
@ BEST ASSORTMENT,
LOWEST PRICES;
HAMBURGERS SHOE HOUSE.
The popularity Bargain Wednesday Sale about to be
with fresh vgor We intend offer drives every
only that isour Watch ADVERTISEMENTS will pay
you.
Every Wednesday is Bargain Day-To-morrow
There but few of our Bargain Wednesday Offerings
o8c About pairs Ladies Glazed Kid Button value $500
Bargain Wednesday Price oSc. Hamburgers Shoes.
Sq large lot Paris Kid Button shoes, value $500 and
S2.25 Bargain Wednesday Price sIIo Hamburgers Shoes
S4o 70 pairs ofsquare Kid Button Shoes value S225
and $3.50 Bargain Wednesday Price. SI4o.
$500 A lot at 81 Is and $780, Common Sense Shoes
Bargain Wednesday Price, S2.oo Hamburger's Shoes
Big Offerings in Misses Shoes
Big Offerings in Chidrens Shoes
Big Offerings in Boys Shoes.
AN EXTRA BARGAIN.
We have secured for large lot Of Misses Shoes
heel spring heel tip plain toe sizes to 3 Value sIoo
and sl.e5. Bargain Wednesday Price ooc
Hambugers Shoes.
MEMS BARGAINS.
s4o lot excellent lace and Congress Shoes value
Bargain Wednesday, Price sI.4o Hamburgers Shoes
los value Bargain Wednesday, Price ST.oS.
Hamturgers Shoes.
s75 lot of French Calf genuine handmade Shoes the
very latest styles, value $500 and $780, Bargain Wednesday,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15

IabI6hUf and MUSICAL
At Gilbert PresSy teriaa Church, corner
Thirteenth and French Arrests, Thursday y
evening, Aprit 18th, 1890, for tho benefit
Of said church. Admission 10 cents.
Doors open at 7.30 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-15
PROGRAM.


Music.
Ten Virgins.
Departure or liugar.
Music.
Finding of Moses
Four Seasons.
Hagar In the Wilderness.
Music.
Nuns mt DeyotiOn.
Quccn Esther Before King Ahasucrus,
Music.
King Solomon's Decision.
women OF Israel Meeting King Saul
After tho Bhttle with the Phtlistincs.
Music.
Poc0hontas Pvotcotiag Capt. Smith.
simply to Thy C.oss Cling.
The committee viii spare no pains to
make this Que Of the niost enjoyable en-
tsrtainmenn of the season. Tho public
are cordially invited. Refreshments Tor
sale by the com mmitlse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-03

Hotel Clerk-Good morning. Colonel
how did you sleep?
Colonel-I did sleep some. I suppose
but ! was awake most OF the nieh,
listening 70 the snoring OF the man n
the next room. He is good one a. Il,
ne makes more noise than = steam
whistle.
Another gentleman approaches
Hotel Clerk-Good morning. Maior.
how did you sleepe
Major got asleep occasI onallv dur.
Ing the night, but there was fellow a
the next room TO me who sntred ~ IL IL
was hlling contract to saw forty cord
Of wood before daylight At least
that's the way IL sounded
colonel-Thats just what I Mad ~
listen TO All night long. What is the
number OF your roome
Major Number twenty-five. what IL
the number Of yours?
Colonel-And mine is number twenty.
three
Tableau. Texas Siftings.
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a new wrinkle for drawing custom Il
the keeping open OF dental establish
ments all night for the accom- mod : tion
q those who have to work al day and
can not AFFORD 70 lose time BY spending
~ IN . dentists chair. The idea Il (
practical success The first week shows
apatronage almost II not quite Is large
- Turing the day. Operators say thev
can do just As good work BY the aid a.
an incandc>ccnt light IS BY the light o.
me sun. and that the quiet OF the
streets oy night has soothing effect
on the nerves, which are not 20 sensi.
tive 70 pain rs when tensely strung bv
day and by the excitement OF davligbt
surroundings All-night dental par-
Tors seem to have come in obedience -
; popular demand. and IL looks a. Il
'ney might become . common as the
~ night restaurant or as is the work q
building BY incandcscent lightly. y.
Letter.
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shovel and the door chain, seeing moth
Ing, hearing nothing but the hoarsc ant
tcrrorizing cry Of More coal," which
came from between Bob's set teeth ~ n.
stood with staring eyes now rivctcd on
the gauge with never look ahead.
blinded by the glare from the seetb.
ing furnace in the fre-box and weak
from exertion and fear. could bear In
no longer. In a weak voice I attemnt.
Cd 70 attract Bob's attention as l sank
10 the Moor Of the cab. overcome.
As 4 dropped. Bob gave wild yell and
closed the throttle with mighty
thrust His cry partially aroused me
and managed TO regain my feet and
stagger against the seat box. barely
missing going out the gangway. in time
TO sec myriad Of red, blue and green
lights, changing swiftly from one color
to another, while directly ahead or rs
was the broad glare OF headlight a
switch was turned within twenty feet ~
US and We rushed into siding with a
lurch that threw me from ms fest and
came 20 sudden stop.
With Thank God" Bob soran0
over my PROSTATE body. opened wide
me extra tank valve and then the in
ector. 1 raised myself and followed
him from the engine TO the platform
md then learned wha had been done.
There had been Misunderstanding
'ctwcen two OF the operators. and We. m
bcying orders. had ran forty-seven
lilies in forty-two minutes. reaching
his station just rs the special train was
ulling out. The yard men had seen us
oming and had thrown the switches IN
inc 10 avert what would have been an
wful catastrophe. as we had fully two
undrci people in our train.
] had forgotten Bob's wife and chill
rcn until now. and when managed to
Al him az them he almost tainted. His
assivr frame shook like 4 leaf as he
led family: Great God. man. WHY
dn't you tell me? I wouldn't have
led IT."
TO this day ave been thankful that
lid not know the real situation. a. 2
'uld surely have told him after va
d started, and. as he has often re-
'rked since. he would have lost his
al and not been equal to the occa-
~. The run made him famous. how 2
er, as the newspapers took IL IN and y
'rcat stir was made over the matter. y
y was . long time after that before I ~
ain entered On engine csh --Ksnsas =
y s. p
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-boston Housekeeper-s.fs not THU
.ump OF ice rather iiminutivc7v Polit1
!ceman-"iou should remem bsr ma.
eam. that cold contracts -Demc~ess..
Monthly.
HOY did you get along Il school
Quay, Tom asked father at the sup
~ 'ao'e- Papa, our physiology says
s"1' conversation At meals should DO OF
pleasant character"
oh. John" exclaimed the wife ~
know how to make $50 SO easilv y,
HOW Why. down at Mime. Pohe,s
.nere.s lovely dress marked down
from $3.50 20 si00. "-Bcacon.
Prisoner. have Won A.
visible means Of support?" Prisoner
rs, sor, your honor" Ito his wife,
hridget stand up. 50 that the Coort
KIN see yez- -Munsey's Weekly.
'racious that was an awful clan
o. 70 under; u frightened me terribly
TOO thunder can't hurt you Cant
eng Didn't you ever hear Of : persor
being hunderstruck?~- Harper's l,azar
Wife-.-An' did ye have an answer
ready for the blirgard?' Husband
Yes Della. had foine answer ali
ready Tor him, but couldn't find il
when wanted to use it"-Yankee
Blade. a"Aoe
-iom-"So you did not propose TO
'nat uear girl last night. as you intend
q TO- All my friend. am afraid YOU
we're not fired by the divine spark u
eve Dick-"No: was fired bv her
ather. ~. y Weekly.
On the Ocean.-Mrs. Shoddy-.Do
ne commercial winds come past ~
apta'n?' Captain Commercial?
ont understand; doy mean the trade
'lnds?' Mrs Shoddy-.'Yes. but trade,
0unas 50 vulgar "-Munsey's Weekly. r
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wrecks who Are a nlicted with : Surpl, !,
81 Brass- Hound Cheek
Inc guest at he sea-shore is consid
ered every tody's pigeon. and every
BODY wants some OF his money / do
not include the hotel-keepers. however
Their rates are reasonable. and Won
get All You pay for. You have hardly
taken seat on the veranda after
breakfast before you are asked for I
contribution for the sick children
Then follows the aged woman. tho
hover mission. the Sunday-school.
some local excursion. etc. etc. You
are asked for quarter for almost every
object under the sun. and the beggars
are men. women and children.
One day man came along with HE
arm IN sling and asked for charity on
the grounds Of his misfortune. adding
that he was trying TO raise enough 70
get 70 his home in Buffalo
What ails your arm?'
"Felon on my hand. sir.
How long have you had it?"
Three weeks" 4
Let me see."
II couldn't undo IL. = Il
'Oh, but You can. III you have Z felon
l'll give you two dollars"
"And II haven't you'll dcnounce me
: an impostor. Can't take no such
nance. mister Please help me along. !"
We'll. you have cheek. 10 be sure"
That's what want you to help me
n while keep the fclon racket for
he people further down. Thanks II
should come along next week on
ruichcs and with one foot bundled up.
ememb Der that ! am one OF the IN
ortunates 81 the Sea Girt explosion and
ont give me away. ~ Detroit Free
ross l
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3 o"e That u Heard Daily ss the Jew.s
} wAning Place tn JeFusaiesn.
The Jews themselves believe that Pal.
esfine will again come into their hands.
They thus read the promises Of the
bibic. and there are thousands OF Jews az
Jerusalem who have come here 10 wait
the day when the Lord win descend ~
sartn ana take His chosen people out Of
the hands Of the Turks and again bald
up their city. Upon the ruins OF solo
mons Temple now stands the great
Mosque Of Omar. which Is 70 the
Manomedans the holiest place outside
o. Mecca. great wall OF stone sur.
rounds this temple plateau. and this
wall u believed by antiquarians 10
nave been . part Of the old temple wall.
inside OF this wall Jew can never
come. and though IL Be the holiest OF
molly places 10 him. he can never
look upon IL Turks IN uni
form guard the gates and
only secured admission through letter
% the Sultan's Governor Of Jerusalem.
VINO sent me with guard OF Turkish
soldiers 70 so through 1t Is the custom
81 the Jews, however. to 60 on certain
days Of every week TO place outside
TINS wall and there. leaning with their
heads against the stone. they wall over
me loss 81 Jerusalem. and pray God to
give ~! PACK thei land TO His chosen people.
MS Is known IS the Jews wailing
place. and when ! visited il | found
ABOUT NIFTY men in long gowns, and a
IKE number Of Jewish women with
snawis over their heads. weeping ana
praying. Many Of them had white
peards. and the curly locks in front Of
their ears were OF spun silver. Others
had boys with them. Some were in their
prime. and the tears-genuine tears
ran down the faces OF all. and some ~ ]
them were convulsed with sobbing -
'ney leaned there and PRAYED. The Q
Saiiing of one old Jewish woman rin0s Q
y ny ears TO this day. and the whole 2
'ut an Impression into my mind that (
an never be cffaced. Each Of tbese n
'ersons had well-thnmbed Hebrew 8
''oie IN his hand. and from time 70 Y
inc the party broke out into a sort az
hant. IN which an old patriarch led y
ma ~ which the Others Joined. This U
hant was one OF mourning over .Jernsa- n
I'm. 1t walled over the great lev. Ia
nm -''>f*s "itA ttF TIE temple that
as an the hands OF the heather. AZ re
reached its end the feeling OF the CO
'ourners seemed to be more intense. e
he tears flowed faster Tho women AZ
Used the stones OF Solomon.s pl
empie. and the men threw their
ands against them in frenzy az ~
cling. took seat on a stone al one an
"a Of the wailing place and watched sp
tn wonder these people wailing for al
cir nation. | asked for translation no
one o. these chants. and from a
Ike the following. which shows better on
an any thing else the feeling thar tho su,
lssian jews have in going to Jeru- bol
lem. and which might be called the die
aver which is uppermost in cverv ch,
wish heart the world over. Ii is: the
I'VE pray Thee have mercy on Zion. TOP
Lord. gather the children OF Jerusalem bel
gether May the Kingdom soon re- :
n TO Zion Comfort those who mourn soa
'r Jerusalem. and may the branch Of boi
'se spring up in it. and peace and joy pla
de with zion."-Frank r. Carpenter wit
National Tribune. ple