davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30

nil wyiatek, ale tez Kin Fo by} jak wiemy o.
rygina}em. Leu wyszed}szy powt6rnie zamaz
utraci1aby wprawdzie prawo przechodzenia po
pod ,,paelu" t. j. 3ukiem pomnikowym, kt6ry
cesarz kaze czasami stawiac ma czesc kobiet,
1t6re sic ws}awi}y wiernoscia pamieci zmarfych
swych MEOW, jak wdowa Sung, co ME chcia-
Ia przez Gale zycie odstapic ma krok grobu me-
zowskiego, jak wdowa Kun Khan, It6ra po
smierci meza zalu reke sobie ucie1a, jak wdo-
wa Jen-C Czian, kt6ra ma znak za1oby po mezu
oszpeci}a sic straszliwie. Leu wszakze by3a
tego zdania, re mona lepiej skorzystae z swych
latek dwudziestu Postanowifa znowu przy-
jaG ma siebie owe jarzmo pos1uszehstwa, ktore
gronie chi1skiej rodziny stanowi ca}y zywot
niewiesci, zrzec sic gadania o rzeczach pozado-
mowych, stosowae sic do prawide} ksiegi iii
NJ" cnotach domowych ksiegi ,,Nei.sto-
pien' o obowiazkach stanu ma1ze1skiego, od-
zyskae wreszcie to znaczenie, jakiego doznaje
mezatka, ME bedaca W sferach wyzszych BY
najmniej niewolnica, jak powszechnie mnie-
maja. Lecz rozumna, wykszta}cona, pojjmu-
jaca jake mia}a zajs6 stanowisko W zyciu znu-
dzonego bogacza, przejeta checia dowiesc mu,
re szczescie moze tu istniet ma ziemi, rada O.
czekiwa}a swojego nowego losu.
Nieboszczyk uczony umierajac pozostawi4
zonie dostateczny, acz mierny majatek. Urza,
dzenie domu przy ulicy Sza-Ku by}o tedy skro-
mne. Nieznosna Nan sk4adala ca}y jej dw6r.
Lecz Leu przyswoi}a sic dawna do jej ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30
KKOPOTY CHINCZYKA
W CHINACH.
PRZEZ -
JULIUSZA VERNE.
W CHINACH.
(Ciag dalszy y

Leu wyszsa Ia maz osmnastym roku ~
cia "a uczonego pierwszego stopnia, kt6ry ma
1ezal do wspolpracownik6w s}awnego dzie}a
Medrzec ten by1 diva
razy cd niej starszy zmar} we trzy lata po
zawarciu tego niestosownego ma4ze1stwa
M}oda wdowa znalaz}a sic tedy samotna W
swiecie, ME majac jeszcze spe}na lat 81. Kin
Fo ujrza1 ia bedac Pekinie w3asnie W tel
porze Wan znajacy ia dawniej, zwr6cif uwa-
ge swego obojetnego ma wszystko ucznia ma te
milutka osobe. Kin Fo zwolna oswoA sic z
mysla zmiany sposobu zycia przez pojecie W
ma}ze6stwo m}odej wd6wki Leu ME okaza-
Ia sic g}ucha ma uczynione jej oswiadczenie, [
oto ku wielkiemu zadowoleniu Wana mia1o
bye zawarte ma4ze1stwo zaraz, skoro Kin Fo
za}atwiwszy niezbedne sprawy W szanghaju,
przybedzie do Pekinu.
Me ma zwyczaju W cesarstwie niebieskiem,
aby wdowy wychodzify powt6rnie zamaz, ME
przez to, aby sobie tego ME zyczy3y, podobnie
jak wdowy zachodu, ale po prostu dlatego,
re ME znajduja nikogo, coby rad zyczeniom
ich zadosyG uczynie. Kin Fo wprawdzie czy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30
tel niewiesciej komnaty.
= Me ma jeszcze list6w, Nano!
Me ma ieszcze.

1Nlc JeSLCLc.
Czarowna to by}a kobieta ia Leu. Pie
kna nawet dla europejczyka, bo mia}a bia3a a
ME z6}ta cere; oczy jej zaledwie troche podno-
silly sic ukosnie ku skroniom, w}osy czarne O.
zdobione kilku kwiatam brzoskwiniowymi,
upietemi iglicami z zelonego jaspisu, zeby
ma1e a bia1e, rzesy zaledwie troszeczke car
nym tuszem pociagniete. Me k}ad1a ma twarz
nj bielid}a hiszpadskiego, jak to czynia wszyst-
kie pieknosci niebieskiego cesarstwa, ami po-
ciaga1a karminem dolnej wargi, ME rysowa}a
prostopadfej kreski pomiedzy oczami i ME u
zywa}a wcale owych przer6znych pieknidef, ma
kt6re dw6r chihski wydaje corocznie dziesiee
milion6w zapek6w. M1oda wdowa ME potrze-
bowa}a sztucznych srodk6w. Ma}o wychodzi-
la domu swego przy ulicy Sza,Ku, a zatem
mog}a sic obejst bez tel maski, kt6ra kazda
Chinka uwaza "a konieczna wychodzac pomie'
dzy ludzi.
Ubi6r Leu by}, jak MONA sobie tylko wy
obrazic prosty ozdobny. Mia}a ma sobie d{u-
ga suknie 0 czterech fa1dach, bramowana szero'
kim galonem haftowanym; pod suknia spod-
niczke g}adka, napiersnik ozdobiony szutasem
fligranowego z}ota, pantalony upjete do pasa,
a. stop podwiazane jedwabnym nankinem
piekne pantofelki wyszywane per}ami.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Zdradziecka banda Indyan W
walce rOZbita.
Pozar kosciOfa pOlskiegO W La
Sale, Ill.
Strzelanina W Wilkesbarre Pa.
Sprzeczka o wybOry senatOr0w W
Idaho.
Indyanie.
omaha, Ne6r. 80 grue

omaha, Ne6r. 20 grud.
z Pine Ridge donosza:
Wczoraj kr6tko pred po}u-
dniem banda Big Foota zosta}a
odkryta przez indyahskiego
wywiadowce, Little Bat. Ob6z
znajdowa} sic s mil na p6}no-
cny zach6d cd obozu majora
Whiteside mad Wounded Knee.
Kiedy o tenn doniesiono majo
rowi Whiteside, tepze wyda}
natychmiast rozkaz czterem
szwadronom Z pu}ku konnicy,
by wyruszy}y ma miejsce przez
wywiadowce wskazane. Skoro
wcjska sic zblizy}y, Indyanie
w liczbie $50 ustawili sic W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30
Rok I.

dwudziestu wynios}o dwie
strzelby z namiot6w. To roz-
gniewa}o majora Whiteside i
pc kr6tkiej naradzie z genera
lem Forsythe kaza} jezdzcom
tworzacym czworobok W od-
daleniu 20 stop cd namiotu,
by ruszyli naprz6d. Rozkaz
wykonano i zblizono sic o 90
stop, poczem pewien oddzia}
otrzyma1 rozkaz odbyc W ma.
miotach rewizya. Zoaleziono
so strzelb. Tymczasem Indy
anie odbyli narade. Kiedy na-
mioty przeszukano, zo}nierze
otrzymali rozkaz przeszukat
wojownikow.
Mkt ME mysla} W tel chwili
o niebezpiecze6stwie. Przeszu-
kano oko}o - Indyan, gdy
nagle reszta z szybkoscia bly,.
skawicy doby}a strzelb z pod
swych okryci i rozpocze}a stree.
lac. Zo}nierze znajdowali sic
W oddaleniu prawie d}ugosci
strzelby cd Indyan, ki6rzy je'
zeli broni nie mieli, tomahaw-
kami j nozami do skalpowania
nacierali.
Walka trwa}a pottery 60
dziny. Duzo Indyan skry1o sic
W szczeline ma po}udnie polo
zopa, kt6rej tylko z trudno'
scia MONA by}o ich wypedzic.
Strata po stronie wojsk, will
czajac zabitych i rannych, wy
nosi do sc; lie lndyan zosta}o
zabitych, ME wiadomo ma pc
VINO, jednakze pewnoscia o
wiele wiecej, niz ma polu wal
XII pablo. zo}nierze zabijali
ich, gdzie ich tylko znaleali i
ME dawali pardonu. Do zabi.
tych nalezy kapitan Wallace
szwadronu K. Katolicki du-
chowny, ks. Crafts, zosta}
strza}em przez p}uca smiertel-
ME raniony; ranni niebezpie-
cznie So take t}6macz Wells j
porucznik Kenzie. Rannych
zofnierzy jest przesz}o "a.
Washington, % grud.
Gen. Schofeld dowiedziaw-
sly sic o walce mad Wounded
(Dok. na 4-tej str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30
szyku bojowym. Toz samo

szyku bojowym. Toz samo
uczyni} major Whiteside, a
skoro zblizy} sic ma odleg}ose
strza}u, pewien Indyanin, jak
sic p6zniej okaza}o, sam Big
Foot, bez broni pieszo wysta-
pi} da} znak, re chce movie z
majorem. Big Foot poda} mu
reke ma znak pokoju i powie-
dzia}: ,,Ja jestem chory, a moi
ludzie cbca pokoiu." Ma to
odpar} major: ,,Nie nam czasu
na d}ugie uk1ady: albo pod
dajecie sic, albo wojna. Jakaz
odpowiedz?" ,,Poddajemy sic"
odrzek} naczelnik;; nhylibysmy
to juz dawniej uczynili, ale ME
moglismy znalezc ami was, ami
innych zo}nierzy, kt6rym mo-
glibysmy sic poddac." Wtedy
ma znak dany Indyanie wznie-
sli bia}a choragiew j wkr6tce
zo}nierze bande otoczyli, a
rownoczesnie wys}ano kuryera
do agency Pine Ridge po dru
gle 4 szwadrony Z pu}ku i
po wywiadowc6w porucznika
Taylor dla pomocy przy roz-
brojeniu Indyan i strzezeniu
ich. Banda sk}ada}a sic re 15O
dobrze uzbrojonych wojowni-
k6w, 250 kobiet i mn6stwa
dzieci. Prawie wszyscy byli
ma koniach.
Major Whiteside ma pod
rozkazami $500 ludzi. Og6l-
ME sadza, re poddanie sic Big
Foota jest ty]ko podstepem.
Omaha NeJr. 90 grud.
z obozu mad Wounded Knee
donosza: Wczoraj wieczorem
% godzinie nadesz}y drugie
cztery szwadrony Z pu3ku z
Pine Ridge, dis rano o 8
gen. Forsythe wyda} rozkaz
odebrae bro1 100 Indyanom.
Wywo}ano ich z namiot6w i
oswiadczono, IL general ma i'm
cos powiedzie6. Us}uchali ME
chetnie / mruczac j ustawili sic
W p6}kole pred namiotem
swego naczelnika Big Foota,
kt6ry leza} chory ma zapalenie
p}uc. Po 20 kazano, by bro1
swoje wydali. Pierwszych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30
praw francuskich w Novel
Fundlandyi.
Wielka Brytania.
LlVerp00Z, %. cru.

Wielka Brytania.
Liverpooz, 20. grud.
Dzisiaj pek} kocie} g}6wny
W fabryce smalcu Irvena. =
Trzech robotnik6w zosta}o "a
bitych. Jak sic zdaje,, nieuwa-
ga maszynisty by}a powodem
wypadku.
Glasgow, 81. grud.
Strajk zaczyna sic chwiac /
prawdopodobnie strajkerzy
beda musieli wkr6tce wr6cit
do roboty.
Ma g}6wnych liniach powoi
zaczyna kursowac coraz to
wiecej pociag6w osobowych i
towarowych. Kompania kolei
North British otwiera takze
ruch ma liniach lokalnych.
Belfast, 80. grudnia.
Niejaki Nc Dowell, stad
prawdopodobnie pochodzacy,
pred kilku laty wyjecha1 do
po}udniowej Afryki osiad}szy
tam ma polach dyamentowych,
wkr6tce znaczny uzbiera} ma
jatek. Pred niedawnym CA
sem powroci1 do Irlandyi, oze-
niwszy sic z piekna dziewczy-
na z Kimberly. Po przybyciu
do Belfastu m}oda para zaba-
villa tam czas jakis, spedzajac
miodowe tygodnie, poczem
uda}a sic do Bangor mad Belfast
Lough. Wczoraj wieczorem
znaleziono martwe cia}o PAM
Mcdowell ma gosci1cu pred
miastem, obok niej by1a fasze-
czka, W kt6rej prawdopodo-.
bnie znajdowa}a sic trucizna.
Lomdye, 30. grudnia.
DIS obchodzono W Hawar-
den Castle 81. dzie1 urodzin
Gladstone'a. Prawie Gala jego
familia sic zebra1a. Niezliczone
telegramy re wszystkich stron
swiata nadchodzi}y. w ciagu
dnia Gladstone w otwartym
powozie wyjecha} z g16wnej
bramy zamku, gdzie ods}onieto
piekna studnie wybudowana
przez mieszka1c6w Hawarden
ma pamiatke z1otego wesela
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30

lonii ameryka6skiej, a przes}a-
ne ma rece pos}a amerykah-
skiego smitha "a jego rezolu-
eye dziekczynne "a wolnose
zupe}na udzielona amerykah-
skiemu i angielskiemu koscio-
]owi kongregacyonalnemu cd
czasu za}ozenia tegoz koscio1a
przed so laty. Pismo to pod
pisane przez ministra spraw
zewnetrznych, Giersa.
Francya.
Pory5, 30. grudnia.
Znany francuski powiescio-
pisarz i dramaturg, Octave
Feuillet, umar}. Urodzony II.
sierpnia 1920, cd roku 1s45
pisa} powiesci i dramata che
tnie czytane, Cd r. 1862 by}
cz}onkiem akademii francu-
skiej.
Pmy5, 30. grudnia.
Ksiaze Miko1aj Maximilia-
nowicz Won Leuchtenburg tn
zamieszka}y cierpi ma raka W
gardle i pozyje ME wiecej niz
IA dni. Ma lat At.
Ma dzisiejszem zgromadze-
niu akcyonaryuszy ,,Comptoir
d'Escompte' uchwalono wy
p}acif wierzytelnosc Banku
Francuskiego. Nastepnie u
chwalono sadownie Emusic
przewodniczacego zarzadu,
Hentscha, do zwrotu $4,000.
z Arras donosza o strasznej
zbrodni. Podczas gdy proboszcz
Merlimont niedaleko Arras
znajdowa} sic W kosciele, wtar-
gneli do jego domu rabusie,
zabrali wszystko co sic da1o,
zamordowali SO letnia matke
proboszcza i starali sic spalic
jej cia1o, co jednak tylko cze-
sciowo i'm sic uda}o. Uciekli
z Merlimont, ale pozostawili
slady ucieczki: scigaja ich.
Minister spraw zewnetrznych
Ribot przyja} deputacya z1o-
zona q pos1a Lafelntz, senaIora
Isaac i barona Michel, kt6rzy
wreczyli mu adres W imieniu
sp61ki kolonialnej. W adresie
tym upraszaja petenci Rad,
azeby tenze trwa} W obronie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30
TelesTamy ZagraniGZne,
Zakaz dla aofnierzy berlinskich.
KOnferencya przeciW anarchi-
StOm SkierOWana.
Straszna zbrOdnia W ArraS, We
Francyi.
Strajk W SzkOcyi zaehWiany.
GladstOne'a urOdziny.
Nienncy.
Berlin, 80. grudni'

Berlin, 80. grudnla.
Zo1nierzom garnizonu tutej-
szego zakazano odwiedzaG 81
rozmaitych, wyraznie oznaczo-
nych lokal6w restauracyjnych
piwiar1, Z powodu, IL utrzy-
muja je socyalisci.
,,Koelnische Volkszeitung"
donosi, re W przysz}ym roku
przed}ozonym zostanie Radzie
pa1stwa wniosek zwr6cenia
koscio}owi katolickiemu fun
dusz6w nagromadzonych W
czasie kulturkamfu zatrzy-
manych pensyj duchowie6stwu
katolickiemu. Fundusz ten ma
bye zwr6cony W rece Bisku-
pow, z kt6rych kazdy W swo-
jej dyecezyi sadowi polubo-
wnemu powierzy zbadanie s}u-
sznych pretensyj. Ale mini
steryum pruskie najprz6d mad
tenn sic naradzi.
Austrya.
Wdede,5, 80. grudnia.
,,Tagblatt" donosi, IL Rad
niemieckizamierz zwo}aG kon-
ferencya celem obmyslenia
srodk6w zaradczych przeciw
zbroduiom anarchistycznym.
Do przedmiot6w konferencyi
nalezeG bedzie uchwalenie WA
jemnego wydawania sobie po-
itycznych przestepc6w ogra-
niczenie obecnie istniejacych
schronisk prawnych Oak n. P.
w Szwajcaryi, Bu}garyi i t.P.)
ROsya.
Petersburg, 30. grud.
Urzedowo og}oszono d. 24go
grudnia pismo dziekczynne
cara zwr6cone do tutejszej ko-
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Wtorek, dnia 80 Grudnia 1890 r.

Gladstone'a. w swej pre-
movie Gladstone powiedzia4,
IL cd SO lat mieszka W Hawar.
den i spodziewa sic tamze re-
SITE zycia spedzic.
Dublin, 30. grudnia.
Og}oszono dzisiaj bankru-
ctwo agent6w akcyjnych Du-
bedot & Son. Naczelnik firmy
by} prezesem berlihskiej gie}dy
akcyjnej. Wiceprezydent Cope
land obja} prezydenture gie1dy.
dublin Mail" oblicza straty
ma przesz1o S1,25o,000, pod
czas gdy inni podaja passiva
ma 100000. Dubedot znik}.
L0ndym, 20. grudnla.
Ruch ma kolei miedzy Edyn-
burgiem, Glasgowem i Perth
prawie zupe1nie przywr6cony.
Indye Wschodnie.
Calcutta, 80. grud.
q Hyderabad telegram do
nosi, re carewicz tamze dozna}
okaza1ego przyjecia ze strony
moznych prowincyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-30

DZIENNIK chicAcoSKI
wychodzi codziennie wyjatkiem niedziel
SWAT uroczystych-
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PRZEDPtATA OLA STAN0W ZJEDN.
wynosi rocznie $500;
g, miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer 1c.
OLA EURoPY INNYCH PANSTw
rocznie 5000.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Inst tvohlug q man employed BY
George Dunlap, at his meat store on
King street nosr Fourth, discovered q
small boy, aged II years. In the act oi
stealing . smoked shoulder Of meat. He
took him into the store, when the boy said
that he lived on Robinson street aud was
taking II because he was hungry. This
man locked him. up In q rear room until
Mr.. Dunlap should come 10, when he
Intended taking him 10 his home aud
telling the parents % take charge OF him
IN the future. About the time Mr. Dun
that she was the mother Of tho boy, and
asked that he be let Of.
She said that they lived in Newport
and she had told him that he bad better
not take the meat, but lie persisted In
doing 10. NJ. Dunlap then called in
Officer Heal, who started with tho pair
for police station. On tho way the
woman stopped at Fifth and King streets
and got basket which she had hidden
there containing CON, goods, among
them being q dress pattern marked at
12ta cents yatd.
sue gave her name as Davis, and the
boys as Edwin. but frankly said that
was not hor name. The officers took
the goods found 10 her basket aud visited
several places where she said she had
bought them, but 10 each case her story
was found to be untrue.
This morning she was arr slgned before
Judge Ball, aud as she refused to make
any statement, aud seemed Inclined to be
impertinent, she and the boy were 70.
committed ior further hearing.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

There was very little business before
tho Municipal Court this morning
Judge Ball took lbs Sat Gu the beucf
promptly at 8 O'clock, and Crier Weldel
proclaimed the cou.t opeu iur the trans.
sctlnn OF bu-iDess.
George swain, who was charged with
drunkenness at yesterday mornings ses-
sion and iecoairitted, WAS DISCHARGED.
ThImas HoSseli was found drunk Of
Fourth and Lombard streets. at an early
hour this mo Mug, bnt us 1t was his hrs
oiiense his escaped with Il hue OF 81 and
costs.
boy was charged " tn firing shoot.
ing crackers Ut frontani Wet streets,
last evening, but rs lis mother Is n widow
with several children Judge BAL TEN.
rered justice with mercy by imposing a
Nominal fiEe OF 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

When Levy Courtman George @
Rothwell. OF Blackbird hundred, got of
the train that brought him to this city
this morning, Collector Hayden of thai
hundred handed lin his error list Mr..
Rothwell passed from the tran across to
the European Hotel, from thence along
Front to King street, up King 10 Second
along Second to Market and up that
street TO the Court house. When within
a couple Of blocks of the courthouse be
missed bis deliqueat lis!, It having slip
ped through hole In his pocRet.
lie is considerably perplexed at the
loss OF the book. AMI uil 10 exceed.
icgly obliged to the finder II he would
return II 10 him or leave 1t at the oil "a
OF the clerk OF the peace Mr.. Roihwell
ventures tho Insurance thai 10 was not
undnly ereitei over bis candidacy for
sheriff when c book was lost, thou b
lie Is anxious TO receive the nomination
fairly, squarely ami honesty. s."..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

The Sunday schools Of Asbury N. 4.
Church held their missionary anniversary
last evening, In tho presence Of q large
audience. The altar Of the church was
handsomely decorated with nags and
potted plsnts. The exercises consisted Of
an address by the Rev. J. d. O. Hanna,
sing cling by the school, dialogues resdiugi
aud reclta,iona. Those who gave reclta-
tons were Florence kearsey, Edith
Shaw, Do,le Everctt and Addle Wiley.
There were readings by Maggie Wigelss.
worth, Vio!a Which and Kate Ship'ey.
Those who took part 10 dialogues were
may Appleby, Anna Mcclure and Gladys
Richards. The vocAlists were Miss Ella
Novel;, Miss Mary Thielman. Mas Clara
Porter. Mrs. Alfred Willing, O. NJ.
Le.tch ard Andrew Fielding.
Impressive memorial services were
held for Joseph Lendcrman, aged ~
years, the only scholar who died during
the year.
During the year sl,O09.G7 has been
collected for home and foreign missions,
divided a. follows: Morning school has
collected for foreign missions, 6ll9 80;
home missions, $50. 03; total, Sl72.33.
A ffernoon school, foreixn missions,
s5Ss.61, home missions, slSl.40; total.
S770.1 H.
AT WESLEY NJ. r.. CHURCH.
Wesley M. 4. Church Sunday school
also held q missionary Anniversary last
evening In the auditorium OF the church.
The platform was occupied by the schol-
ars and the pews were filled with their
fii1nds. The exercises consisted OF sing
Ing, addresses and rccitations that were
participated 10 by Charles Writ, Lizzie
Crabb, Charles Iiofiecker. Lucy Diverty,
Jennie Martin and Eva Porter. Dia-
logues were given by Miss b. Hoskin,
Leo jester, Q. Crossgroves, James White,
p. Jackson, Mrs. Bygate. q. w. Moore
and q. jones.
The memorial exercises were - fol-
lows: Memorial address, sing ny, "One
by One" Mrs. Hygate AID Mrs. 6aun-
dsrs; recitation, "Will You DO There and
II" Lena Hoskins; memorial OF Clara
Keown. by Il. Z. Jones: memorial OF
Josephine Henry, by the Rev. W. q.
Rooms; memorial OF Ada Click, by q. W.
Moore.
Matte HofIecker, Elvs Barr aud May
Armstrong sang "Only Litils Way"
The exercise. "Otiering OF Nations, ="
was given by Anna Writ, Eva Crossan,
A. Hofiecker, Y. Morisn and Is. CiossAn.
The exercises were closed by the bene-
dittlon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Tie tribe OF Ephraim gave th-ir enter
tainment in the Is. A. NJ. E. Chnr.h las /
evening. Despite the inelemt ne, OF the
weather it was very well attended. Taa
Literary exercises a.ra COOL and highly
appreciated. Mrs. Green IL CAPTAIN.
Prof. u. b, sharpers dancing eehool
was we'll attended Last evening, AID The
school Is holding its own, both In
dancing and attendance. The n4wly-
arranged dance (Lsks,ide) is very ii ybiy
appreciated by those who have seen IL.
1t was composed ny Mir. Sharper, and IA
highly Commended by those acqualn ted
with the fantastic ant.
| The school discussion Is still gong en-
everywhcre in our city. A great mat;
/ OF our leading cldzcus are quite as indir,
nant over The ar alignment o, the ecbool
b ard AS whole az the eitzfns were
Themselves who he'd the meeting. A
| great many OF them appear to kno y what
they arc talking about; Others do not
| Between wnat th y know and what thcy
10 not khO" about school matters wouIt
make great book.
DIR. J. A. Walker Of South WILMINGTON
Is Coming 10 the front AS an hsrb DOCTOR
we highly comIleud any Prof. VII,
comes to the 'front.' In Il proper manner
! VI,
doctor has cured several cascs of rleu
matism, and il higHly commended IN III,
nai hbprhgol.
Charlie hippey and Perry Chase ar,
gong into Tie Undertaking business
Ihey are ehterpiising young men. au,
we hoIe they VIII succeed.
Tte BarScrs' Mu Nd AID Association
bal Ia looked upon the Gro ynin even
OF ae season. 1t l. the top OF CONVEX
sa'on, second only to the school ques
tiuu.
The committee ou schools say tina, Tn
end Is not Vet.
Prot. llardtnR's band went to Ne,
Castle last evening to play for b Ii
Tues we've We'll iiea,ri, and retort hay
; I'M verJ good TIM.
il" funeral OF Mia. NJ. Tlbst ion,
. pace yesterday al was latue,y a,
tended. his lady was a sister 10 M
j. wis II, one OF lne prominent mem
hers ct kz'on Cbutca. The eyrrri,n
W Re very Impressive. Key. j, Il. Wat,,
conducted the scryHss. TIA remain
were iptefrei in Ell II Church Gene
tery.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
CKiNOi, Il co.
.CRANOR & CO.
CK.iSon 4 GO.

We will offer tomorrow
Saturday the following bar
gains.
No. I. Tea dozen ladies'
balbrlggan hose with double
solcs at I9c, worth 25c.
No, 2. Twenty doz. Mems
fancy half hose at I2H cents,
regular made. worth IS cents
to import, sizes "a ard 10 H.as.
No. 3. Thirty dozen Corscts
at A. cents. these corsets were
cheap at 50 cents but we bought
all a jobber had at a reduced
price and are giving the advan-
tage to our Gu stemers.
No. 4, Mems fancy night
shirts at 50 cents, sold every
where for Is cents.
No. ). Mems plaid and stripce
wash flannel shirts at so cent
No. 8. In our Ladies muslin
underwear stock we have j.;
chemisc that We are selling 10
so cents. Its equal cannot b'
found Tor less than 81 cents.
No. 7 IS beautiful stock
inncttc jacket at s.. We do no
think its equal can be found 70
less than 81. Our coats are al
new this week.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

Hello Up'erten.
How do : NewstIIe.
Did you SET him yesterday?
No. Wbo's hat?
Why, johnson.
Yuu just ought To see him. He's draessd
Out OF sight. He had one of those Slater
Black Chevlot Suits made to order for 81 3
at Hsmburgers
don't know when saw such O nobhy
suit on fellow as the one that Johnson's
got It's dandy cut and fits him beau.
tiiuliy. and to think he only paid SIS for
II 10 order. The coat 10 cut full, that liz
Tits easy and has nice swing. The
seams are tapped over one another which
makes very pretty effect. The trousers
are cut quite bAggy end hang as though
moulded on him.
You know Johnson's good dresstr
anu he WON du't have Il unless IL was the
proper thin.
I'm going to =.a. NV.
III Inburrer's,
22o and 222 Market street, tonight and
leave my measure for suit. What dc
You cali II?
II ter Black Cheyiot.
Thanks
uooi day.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21

"McCsrthy's Mishaps" was presented
last evening, Tor tho first tins, at Proc.
tors Gland Opeta liolss, TO good
sized auIience. The play IL good farce.
comedy, aud or at-s great outpursLs OF
laughter and Applause. The comedians,
Messrs. Ferguson and Mack, get Ia some
very clever Hork. Ii will be presented
again TIL and tomorrow evenings
The stepping S,oae" VIII bs present
ed at Proctor's Grand Opera House next
MONDAY and Tuesday evenings. 1t Is a
good play, with a purpose in il. The
company has been playing u crowdt d
housrs Ia New York. al who wish to
witness q good piece should secure their
tickets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-21
Dots.

The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House.
Meals at all hours q, tho Dclawa are
House. No. 5l3 Market street.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. bis Market street.
The best tin.Ypo made In the cityis "a
Cummlngs' gallery, 800 Market street.
Bush French street wharf Is the
place to buy your coal
One dozen beautiful petit. pho,ogr Apis
Tor SO cents at Holland's gallery, 307
Market street
Jester q Mcdaniel. the wcll-known
horse dealers At No. 4l9 Wes. Front
street, sold to Theodore Ruth OF Ogletoi,
White Clay Creek Hundred, few days
ago, a ine Percheron stallion, which
weighed GOD pounds
Isaac N. Grub, executor OF the late
Thomas Poole, sold on Wednesday n farm
OF 81 acres, situated near Porter Station,
New Caste Hundred, to Henry Gray,
colored, for $3.50.
Aubrey Vandover AMI W. L. Nudge
have been elected delegates by tho Clay.
ton NJ. Il Sunday school TO the State
Sunday School Convention.