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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
nor WAS NOT munDEEEB:
His BODY 10 Found 81 Church Street.
No yaiuabIes Missing.

His Body 10 Bouud 81 Church street.
No vaiuabIes Missing.
The body Of Robert ]. Hoy, former
lily OF Second and VanBuren streets,
|yhe was drownsd BY falling INTO the
wharf. on the night OF February 1.was
recovered In the creek at the foot OF
l2 O'Clock this morning.
Hoy's disappearance caused quite
a mystery among his friends here. On
that day he left his home with large
amount of money In his possession
which he intended to deposit in the
Farmers oBank. This was done and
from that time nothing was seen OF
him. The general belief was that Hoy
had been murdered by parties who
knew he had the money, ond after find
ling tn cir mistake had taken the body
from tho city.
Nothing being heard of the matter
for three weeks many then came to
the conclusion that he had neither
been murdered nor drowned, but that
b Q had left tho city for parts unknown.
This theory still prevailed up to the
time OF the finding OF the body, al.
though the dead mans family believed
him to have been drowned.
l At ten minutes before l2 O'clock n
party OF workmen OF the Atlas Dredg-
ling Company were sclaping the bot
tom of the creek out at Church street.
Shovel after shovel full OF mud had
been rplsed from the bottom of the
creek. The men had not tho least idea
of bringing the long lost body to the
! surface, aud when they did they were
Mortified.
! Ropes were secured and the body
tied up. Coroner Kirk WIS summoned
and no with party of the workers. re-
moved the body from the creek to q
box. 1t was then placed In wagon
and brought to the morgue.
Here an examination was made. The
clothes were disarranged and partly
,decayed. His face was almost un-
Recognizable and he could only be
know by his clothes. In his vest peck.
ct wac found gold watch attached to
10 chain which had stopped ut $50, the
time he had fallen into the creek.
a number of other articles were
found. including his. bank hook. Al
Inquest will be held on the body to
might ut 7.30 O'clock.
There were two transfers OF proper
ties recorded this morUinu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

AT that time the war for the sup
preston Of the rebellion WIS raging,
and in 1862 Governor Burton appoint
ed Mr.. Lore commissioner to raise
troops for tho Union armies. lie
faithfully performed the duty assign
ed him and canvassed New Castle
county. urging men to enlist. On
September 20. 1869. Governor Sauis-
bury appointed him attorney general
of the State.
During his term he prosecuted
number of highly important cases and
secured several convictions. In 1857
he was tho Democratic candidate FOR
Congress- and was elected with u large
majority. The people were SO greatly
pleased with his course as their repre-
sentative, that in 1884 he was reelected
with the largest majority ever accord
ed to q man III this state, Republicans
as well as Democtats supporting him.
During his two terms he served on
some of tho most Important Con-
gressional commitees, and was instru-
mental in securing an appropriation
for new postoillee in this city.
When the Hon. Thomas L. Bayard
resigned his seat in the Senate in 1855,
| to accept the position OF Ncretary OF
State in President Cleveiauds Cabinet.
Mr.. Lore was strongly urged for Sen.
| ator. and wo0la no doubt nave Deetl
elected by the Legislature, had 1t not
| been for the treachery of one OF his
supposed friends in tho caucus. and
WI defeated by but one vote. He
was again urged In 1886 when Senator
Graya first term eXp rcd, but on &C
count of party dissentions withdrew
from the contest. Since then he has
steadily followed the practice OF hi:
profession and now has clientags
second to none in the State. He wal
married in 1862 to Rebecca A, thu
daughter of Josiah Bates, u member
of the Society OF Friends, rosiding II
Mt. Holly, n, J.
That Mr. Lore will fill the position
in a digDitied and strict but lmpaItla
manner goes without saying. and n
other appointment could have bee
made that would have been more pop
ular or moro satisfactory to the mas
! of the people, As coon rs the appoint
msut was made known Mr.. Lore
office was crowded with men OF bot
political parties, who congratulate
linn on his being selected FOR the higt
est judicial position in the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
An Interesting hook.


"The Social Evil. or the Woman La
large, Is the title of an entertaining,
Interesting book by Pauline Girayson,
and published by .. S. Ogliivs, No 81
Rose street, Now York Ihis story
de Is with human tnterests, and for
mulates theory as to the principal
GAUGE OF the abieet poverty prevailing
and suggests Il remedy The story in,
tro,inces some strong arguments in
support eli the theory that propoga-
zion, beyond provision for, or ability
70 support Is the evil which produces
destituton and crlminality, All tho
kelemeHts of love, logic, mysticism are
\2rominent. and happily blended, but
lhile the subject IS handled fearle4sly,
gre is moi tho slightest approach to
d yulgnrity The book is fascinating
nughout and those who commence
ad It will be sure to continue to
nd. still. 1t could be wished that
hiding WIS less tragic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

The attention of the Board of Health
Is called to the fact that tho cellars Of
the housed On Lord near Pine street
contain over two feet of water, and
they arc not healthy FOR human beings
to live in. The owner should be made
to put in drain at once, and thus
mako the houses tenantable. If this
matter IL not attended to at once tho
Board Will not DO doing it's duty to
our poor who rent these dwellings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
David Abramson'S
INSTALMENT HOUSE.

Moving day occurs early
in the year in Delaware.
More so than in any of our
neighboring States. Moving
is a bother and worry, and
expensive also. There is
not one family that moves
that does not require some
thing new if it is only a
piece of oil cloth, or perhaps
refurnish the whole house,
we can help you to the one
or the other, and perhaps
save you some money, or
may be you are not pre-,
pared to pay cash for your
refixing. We can help you
there also and do it as cheap
if not cheaper than strictly
cash houses. If you. are
Just going to housekeeping
then if you do not stop in
and see us and get our prices
you are not doing yourself
justice, we can supply you
with everything you need.
Come to us early in the
week, select your carpet; we
will make and lay it if you
wish for a trifle, pick out
what furniture you will neec
we will have it there and Sc
it up for you. Then part o
your bother is over the price
won't worry you half a
much as trying to put dow
a carpet full of holes and to,
large or too small for
room. We would like t
get a share of the trade tina
will be going on in the mex
few weeks and we have &C
our line fixed with a goo
bait, namely, (good goods a
small prices) and if we d
not get it we will make som
other fellow hustle. Thi
week we intend to push Flu
nitllre, Carpets. Bedding
= Stoves, Window Curtains
\ Y Oilcloth and everything pc
tanning to housekeeping, br
you must remember Thu
our other departments al
alive and active. Namel,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Silve
, ware, Hats, Shoes an
Gents Furnishings, and ye
. will receive Just as much a
" tention if you want to buy
IN Hat Pin as if you wanted
SIS SIS buy q $3.50 Bedroom Suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
David AbransOn,
820-622 Market Street.
Opera House Building.
FOR RENT.
WEST SIDE.

WEST SIDE.
20l West Sixth, rooms,
oa9 West sixth, rooms.
LEES Market. rooms and bath.
n. Il. Cor. 10th ana Market. 10 rooms aud
lt65 Market, rooms and bath,
] ~ Market, rooms and bath.
= South Clayton. IL rooms and bath,
$50 eat Third. rooms aud bath.
39l Adams. 7 rooms and bath.
lll2 Wet. roonIs II Il BATH
eu2l 6ilpin aFenu 10 rooms and bath,
i723 G!lpin avenue, rooms
alI lowering avenue. Rooms,
Sll Lowering avenue, reos:s
p35 Lowering avenue. rooms.
81 Nest Front, rooms. BATH and store,
l5e! West Front, rGo lls and bath,
l5Q4 West Front looms aud bath,
1919 Wost Second. 4 rooms aud bath.
III Shlpify rom and hnth
10a West Smith street, rooms aud bath.
us Scott street rooms AMI b TIL.
/ j1l Van Bufeh, 10 rooms aud bath.
jl4 SenBuren, 10 rooms and bath.
tU5 West Fourteenth, rooms and bath.
SIT Merke. street. Sto"e and dwelling IA
rooms and = baths
1908 West Eighth. rooms and bath
30 jefferson street, y rooms and bath.
/ ii SearieS street, rooms
/ 1911 ". Fourth street. : rooms.
/ 914 Madison, 10 rooms and bath.
BlS Washington street, II rooms and bath.
i +0i Tatnail street. D rooms.
D0t Mad son street. 10 rooms aud BATH
| 1906 Lincoln street.
Los Chestnut street, rooms and bath.
! l00O-4-B.9 10 Shallcruss ave, Z rooms Il nd
bath,
| EAST SIDE.
1915, l0ls spruee street 6 rooms aud bath
I0l2, lbi3, ll5 i0l0 spruce. 9 rooma and
bath.
Eleventh and kirlswood. house and store
202. e0i, -03, tOi East Fifth rooms and
bath.
a07 Poplar rooms and bath.
5ll King street. = rooms aud hath.
SIG King street, 10 rooms and bath.
1918, Church, . rooms and bata.
ll2G, East Fourteenth, rooms.
IL nobi son, Z rooms and bath.
l12 East y Ateent i2 rooms and bath.
ll0i las. Thirteenth, rooms.
t05 Church street rooms and bath.
rs Il. Nd street, room9,
1870 Head street. rooms and bath.
lens Chestnut street rooms.
liza Z. i4th staeet. rooms.
Farm near Greenyilia, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
Pnlit.c Commissioned.

Rlast night The Police Comm Issl0ners
in regular session. only routine
4fss was transacted, with the OK
btion of tho appointment OF Daniel
sIisher, who was appointed to sue
bcd Edward Gam as an officer. A
|esolntion waB adopted, asking for
BIDS for The officers new suits, to be
completed by May 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
Apoi,ccma, as a Prisoner.

Before the Municipal Court last
night Police Officer James Hershoek
was arraigned for committing. an as
sault and battery on Joseph Welsh on
the night of March End. On that night
Mr.. Hershoek noticed Welsh standing
at Front and West streets. He ap.
preached him and said TINT he held O
warrant for his arrest. Welsh ran
away. closely followed by the officer,
into Michael Riley's stable, where
Welsh aays the officer struck him,
There were no witnesses who had seen
the blow struck In the stable except
William Riley, and he not being PRES
ent the case was continued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

James Griffith was arrested by Con-
stabis Nuutze for driving away a
horse belonging to Warren Hall of
Chriatiana Hundred. IL Is said that
Griffith drove to Rising Sun where tho
horse ran away. breaking Its neck.
Griffith hal hearing before Magis.
trate Sasse and was held under $500
for further hearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Ex-senator Eli Salisbury, who has
been sick for several months at his
home IN Dover, 10 now very ILL., and in
Il critical condition. Slncs being con-
lined TO his house lie has failed rapidly
and for weeks has been unable to even
walk across tho floor without assist.
anco. Ha Is over 10 years of age, and
there is very little hope of his rec3v-
cry,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

All day on sabbath the Tabernacle
on Walnut street batwnen ilth and
18th streets was crowded to overflow.
ing. The meetings, as led by Rev.
Gayanangh. grow in interest. Good
people from all the churches, from all
parts of the city and Its suburbs at
tested by their presence. and by car
meet words of prayer and testimony
their approval of the meetings. AMI
OF the earnest man in charge OF them.
Tho Rev. gentleman's sermons and
exhortations, while they abound in
sound reasoning and good. common
sense, are at the same time full of
tenderness and sympathy for the 10 81
and fallen of humanity; aud while
they are not iEfreqaently marked with
the keenest flashes of Irish wit. they
are also not without the JUNCTION oil
the Divine Spirit. The meetings viii
continue each night during the weal
and over the next sabbath.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

ISL Gill Will deliver his third lee.
on the Bible In the sunday school
tom of West Church. tomorrow,
evening. Rev. Mr.. KeIg.
n holds that the procurement of the
{Dfeeeor's key will aid every reader
the Billie to understand it better.
"a become more deeply Interested in
vdy. Tho Professor makes no
ses for HIS services and Ia salts.
g With collection That barely pays
expenses. All who can should,
kerefore. go an,t hear him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
PrOnouncinH Bee.

Mizpah Circle Kings Daughters, Of
the Second Baptist Church, gave o
"Pronouncing Bee"ln the chapel last
night. Professor Heath was peda.
gogue and Mayor Wiley. II. II. Ward,
ana J. L. Johnson formed the board
of referees. The words were written
on blackboard which was covered by
u sheet. Inc sheet was operated SO
as to uncover one word at time, the
word would he spelled and then pro-
nounced.
The winners of the prizes we're Mrs.
William Mahaffy, a water color paint.
ing; Miss Florence Boss. book, and
Miss Gawthrop. The presentation
speech was made by William s. Hills.
/ MIR. Hills had been contestant and
falled on the first word given him,
which was chicanery. Mr.. Hills gave
it as hts opinion that there was great
deal of luck in the result of pronouno-
ing bees, but acknowledged that he
did not know cs much about pronun-
ciation as he thought he did before hs
| took part in the contest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

At the fourth quarterly conference
Of the First Methodist Protestant
Church. Seventh street below Walnut.
John w. Din was elected delegate TO
the AnffAdl Conference which meets
IN laurel Del. April 5th and was in
structed to ask for tho return OF the
present pastor, lev. &. +. Jester, for
another year. The church has been
growing during The past year There
have been AZ naw members received
during the year. unl the expenses Of
the church have been kept up. There
were four members received last Sab
bath morning. The members OF the
church have instructed the trustees to
purchase the beautiful property now
owned by Mr. Geo. W. Booker, adioiu-
Ing the church, aud the pastor moved
hje family into tho new homo on last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. "a. II. Gaflnher has been elected
the superintendent of the sabbath
school, and Gpon The 18th inet. there
will be an election of stewards for the
ooming conference year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Is that adopted by people in prec lrious
health who wisely foriify their systens
against diseaa with that acceptah.e and
eiie.tuai barrier agai st ITS inroads =
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. PrecautioH
airy measures. wnea tine hcaltl Is but
slightly impaired Is, as physicians welt
know. worth amy amount OF inedlca ion
III erNIrl. pre- ionitory maiarial
chill, q. ut Of Indigestion. increasing liz.
reEt lnrity OF tho bowels, u warning rheu-
mi c twinRe Inactivity of the kidneys,
slight AT first. bilious snllowneis au-
60 upanis a with fnrrrd tangua : these
nrt' appeals 20 the sens OF f-prptWctioh
which no p rson oil common Judgment
Will disregard. liustettefs Stom oh Bit
Ter, preserve those who take II from ma
ia. d spepsln, chronic eoastip tiod,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble
and liver complaint. Nervous invtiids
pufspt 5trp lhlei with the iniirnities liz
e. lent to advanced years, Ia les in deli
/ cato health and c3nyalcatents deriyo Dene
fit from the Iiitters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
Justly Entitled TO II.

DR.. Hates Household Cough Cure 10
justly entitled 10 tho p aise il Is receiv-
Ing. Wherever Intro luced itha. proven
itsolf tho most reliable remedy known
for the cure of coughs colds, hoarseness.
WHO'D ping cough, bronchitie. soreness OF
the lungs aud every kind of cough from
q siInpiu cold to ineipient consumption,
Purely veg eiahle. Always reliable and
Effective. For sale at 2bc. and Doc. PCT
botLle at Beaton Smiths dug store. 7th
and Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

CLOTHING More goods,

more styles,
TO more cutters
and more
MEASURE. W or k m C II
than was
ever before in our city.
Why? We have the work
to keep them busy and the
demand to use the goods.
All qualities from $50 suit
and S. Trousers to the fin
est imported and domestic
fabrics for suits, coats and
vests, trousers and over
coats. We don't believe in
cheap tailoring, preierrin s
always to sell good ready
made, as you get better
material, better trimming
and just as good work and
with the style and fit OF
the clothing of to-day often
a better fit, and then il 20 u
don't like it you don't feel
compelled to take it. Look
at the Black Diagonal and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

The police have boon notified to
look out for Daniel Williams, color
nd man accused OF breaking into tue
house OF John Miller near Bear sta
Aoni or the Delaware railroad. and
III ealing the sum of $40 in money and
k4pthes aitieles in the aEsen3s OF the
sll!iy II Is thought he has fled to
Il Pbiladel phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Mr.. William z, Bancroft Is improY.
Ing his property at Shullcross avenue
land Rodney street by having the pave
|ment graded, preparatory to having
lit curbed and paved The cut being
|yery deep here large amount OF
Hirs and stone has 10 lie removed.
DO graders are hauling it and filling
lots at t;ilpin avenue and Clayton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
Before the Judge.

james Weldon, of No. 53l East
Twelfth street, was arraigned for
aGOmmttting All assault and battery on
Miss Fiorence Montgomery, a respecta-
BILE young woman. of No. 54i East
Twelfth street. Miss Montgomery
testified that Weldon had been on a
drunk and frequently came home and
abused his wife and family.
Yesterday Miss Montgomery testi-
fed he came home Intoxicated. Mrs.
Weldon WAS afraid to stay alone i'll
the house, so she invited the witness
TO come and stay with her. Weldon
came In afterward and started to raise
- racket. Ho knocked tho witness
down several times but did not strike
his wifc.
Miss Montgomery stated that Vel
don worked steady ard was the only
support the family had. Judge Ball,
after looking into the matter, recon
mitted him.
The charges OF burglary against
Fred Douglass Charles Black and Geo.
johnson were dismissed. City Solicitor
N Curtis stating that he was unable tC
secure sufficient evidence on which tC
--Donvict the men. They were discharg
ID with repI lmand.
James Crunlish was charged witt
\ sailing intoxicating liquor to minors
He waived bearing and was held un
i der bail for court.
Joseph Springer, Jonas Heck, JohI
Reed, Waiter q reen and Charles q
Rice all received light lines for drunk
enness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21
lrennsy.vanla tsaiiroad Directors.

Railroad Directors.
It the meeting Of the directors OF
! Pennsylvania Railroad these are
newly elected ones:
beorgs B. Roberts, Alexander VI.
!, Alexander Blddle, n. Parker
htrldga, Henry p Welsh, William
klkins. II Ii. Houston. A. j. Gas.
Clement n Griscoln, B. b. Com.
Amos Il. Little. William II,
bs. George Wood, Frank Ihomp,
John T. Green and Charles I.
Third Vice President Pagh
he vacancy In the board caused
be death OF j. n. DuBarry,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Now Is The time to have your car
rlages put in good repair. For line
work NaltAer d Co., are the best
Give them call. Works south OF
Market street bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

L. II. Springer still continues the
manufacture of venetian blinds and
window shades. Orders left at 100
Van Buren,, OF $40 Washington streets.
will receive prompt attention. blinds
retrimmed and shades altered and put
IN at short notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Everybody should have ono OF thoae
beautiful imported pictures that o. y.
Ely & Co., Seventh and Orange streets
are giving to their customers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Do not forget to have your carriage
put in good repair by Walther d Co.,
south OF Market st. bridge. Fine
work specially.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Don't forget the children
in this great one-half price
sale. Suits and Overcoats
for boys from 4 to l5 in
knee pants, also three piece
knee pant suit. All go at
one.half the price.
Youths suit in light col
ors, dark colors and plain
blacks; single and double
breasted. Youths single
pants. Lots of them for
half price or two pairs for
the price of one.
Mems Suits and Overcoats
and separate Pantaloons, al
60 this week.
The greatest opp ortunit.
ever offered at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Bring your clothing to Gil Market
street to DO dyed secured and repair
&c. Get your spring clothing put
In order, you will soon have need for
them. PIERsoN Il BURKE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

eEans membership committee of the
Z. NJ. Z. A. met last night and passed
pm twenty applications for member
RB, The members meeting will be
- 10 night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

y not forget 10 have your carriage
tpgool repnir 10y WaIther & Co.
Eh OF MARKET street bridge. Fine
5rk specially.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

A number of tho members of Ezion
NJ. T. Church came to Lie parsonage
OF said church at abont 1850 lust even
Ing and succeeded In getting posses.
sion, as the pastor. itev. e. L. Parker,
WAS out at the time. On his return he
was surrounded by about 10 ladies. one
OF whom in u very fitting speech pre-
sented to him the handsome little
purse of S52.35. for which hs heartily
thanked the company. The pastor led
in prayer, after which lemonade and
cake were laylshiy spread, and all
company retired happily 10 their
homes at l s5 u. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

A TfENTiDN p A RIM Frs AND
n TRUCK ERS this ont as II may
not appear again Will he sold ut Std
ham u auction rooms Ill d. 9TH street, on
saturday, April /, 1898 at . O'Clock. II. M,
IS not bed snshes, 3xJ feet, in first class
order; also about 1910 yards mfldew proof
plant c.otn really for use. Peter Hem
drrson says this plant cloth is good at
glass ut one-tenth the cost. Ploughs,
drill, jump seat family carriage, =
spring wagons, h avy horse. fearless of
steam al trolley ears. used In stCra wagon
and truck patch. These articles can be
seen Mt :dra Of j. |. BOYLE New Castle.
until near day OF sale. Uvori40. Bmouths
credit with Judgment note aud approx
/ ed endorSer. m2l-4td-ltw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Tomorrow promises TO be partly
cloudy to clearing preceded by rnin,
and rather ooler. Thus 'ay clear with
d decided fan of temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

NTE ANNOUNCE 10 our friends ana
wv Patrons that we arc again IN our
Office and ready for business. This JAS.
BRADFORD Co, 6and East 81 street,
msl.3teod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

Sl2 Clay Diagonal Coat and Vest
mado 10 order, o2i Markell street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-21

DRQPNsAES will be received by tho
1 Pollte Commission tQrseyeMty rev
suits snres caps and helmets ,is. for the police
prhay, ut noon. the 25th inst, and to be
furnished by May /. 1893. The commits
sion reserves the Tisn o reject any and
all Ills. For further information In
quite OF TnE0 DOhE l3HAsClS,
m2l-3t Secretary.