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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
John RIGELOW,S FRANKLIN.

THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Written ny
himself. Edited from Original Manuscripts ny
John BgeOw. Third Edition. Illustrated IhrGe
volumes. Crown octave. Philadelphia: D. u.
LippncOtt Co.
That this biography holds the field against al!
competitors is shown by it, passage INTO thiro
edition, which is handsomely printed and taste
fully bound. Large additions have been made 10
the text. owing to an enlargement of the STOCK
OF the material in the Stevens collection prrchae
for the State Department in 1851, in the letters
of Franklin to William Strahan, and IN oHer
sources of information Mr.. Bigclow has Deem
able to draw upon five hundred additional letters
and documents, and TO enrich his volumes win
much new material OF biographical nature In
its revised and completed form this life OF Frank
lin is not only a faithful record OF the philoso'
piers career and intellectual activity. written IN
his own quaint, characteristic manner, but also
q monument TO the enlightened industry ahi
literary researches of the editor II belongs in the
library of every American scholar as a standard
work of the highest value. This edition contains
several illustrations which have Lever appeared in
any previous biography, notably portrait OF
Franklin engraved from the Dupcssis picture in
pastel of 1888, and now in the possession Of Mr.
Bicclow This revised edition is genuine treas
,re-troye for book-lovers
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JOHN FTsKE LECTURES AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, " j. April - (Spccial-John ti'H" OF
Cambridge. Mass delivered his Grafton on 'onih"iS
before the students Of the college In the second Tres
bvterian Church this evening. The large edihce was
crowded and the orators eloquent words were "arhS
applauded. This the third OF the series vi 'p'i'
Ger Trask lectures delivered here 'niN year.
Tho rro,iminary Lyndc debates were held by the
Ar,o1can Wig and Clicsophic societies yesterday,
oua tho results were announced today as follows :
From Clio John l.. Ildslcy. Isaac W. Byers, Guy A.
Tawnev: alternate, samuel Cochran From Wing
Thomas 5 Crago Jay L. Ewing. John ". Nic"iy :
alternate Alexander VI. Thompson. me LNhde ue-
bate is one OF the most Important features OIL cohi
mencement week.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES EAST AND UEST
AN INDIANAPOLIS BUILDING ASSOCIATION EN-
BARRASSED-A MICHIGAN SAVINGS
BANK GOES UNDER.

BANK GOES UNDER.
indianapolis. April - (speciaD.-An assignment was
made today By the south Side building and Loan
Association OF This CITY, the first among the 800 OF
such local companies to fail Tic failure was caused
BY the defalcation Of Charles X. Hasely, who wa
secretary and attorney for the company until his re
mova nearly n wear aCo BY III" board oi directors.
The amount which the report Of the cxp"r' shows 70
be- missing Is $40 coo. rhc assets aTopnt y 4l'9l
and tie liabilities 10 s44O45.
sioux City, Iowa, April o7.-Thc Boston Investment
Company this forenoon judgment for S3'54i
levied on charter. franchises and oil other prop
city OF the Pacific Short Line Bridge Company and lis
successor the Missouri River Bridge Company.
Edward Haakinson president and treasurer OF the
failed sioux City Dressed Beef and Canning Company,
and president Of the Washington Park street Railway
COMPANY made an assignment to T.. r. Spallding
today.
Lansing Mich, April 27.-The Ingham County
savings Bank was closed TIL, morning and put into
the hands OF the commissioner Of Banking. II I,
said that the closing caused By tho failure Of th"
Pcnnsuar Savings Eans Il Detroit 10 keep H. agree
ment 70 furnish the Ingham County Bank Will
sufficient currency TO do II, Lu-lucss.
Detroit. April 21.-H. G. Fcch"im"r & Co.,
wholesale nquor dealers. financially cmbarrl sod.
They have given chattcl mortgage Oh all tn'ir SiocE,
horses and trucks accounts. warehouse receipts and
goods in transit Johr Iroun,iinc. rs trustee cor
their creditors There j. largc number Of creditors.
whose claim, are based on hiriy-,iX notes and tw1
checks Of the agcrega'" amount Of S7:;.3UJ.
Nashua. y. H., April IA nnmh'r Of citizens 81
Nashua are Affected by the closing 81 lhr dGor'
~ the Union Loan and ru,t C0mplry Of sioux CTS.
II Is said that 100000 Worth Of the company =
stock Is held In this city.
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EGYPT AND THE PENINSULA or SINAI

Professor II. 5. Osborn Of oxford. Ohio has just
completed a nap Of Egypt AMI the Snai,c Peninsula
which present. all sir,s ana name u the ancient
EcvIan a. well n, the Gr'cX and The Roma Cities
TEMPLES ana important tomLs Of Egypt. Df. Os' orn
has taken aivanagc 81 all the recent discoveries and
has brought the matter down the present time. TIE
modern geography is complete, while the journey Of IN"
Children Israel OF interest u all Hb students, II
indicated by red line.
Dr. Osborn has long been known maker Of
maps His map Of Palestine, hi, map OF the travels Of
&, Paul the one Western Asia d the on
Egypt and Sinai have made his name household word
among Bible students The wife OF the Rev. Dr.
Charles L. THOMPSON Of the Madison Avenue Pr,sbv.
terrain Church. is a daughter Of DR.. Osborn.
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WORKING FOR GOOD ROADS.
AN EXHIBIT WANTED AT THE FAIR.
TIE SUBJECT TO BE DISCUSSED TO-DAY BY THE

TIE SUBJECT TO BE DISCUSSED TO-DAY BY TIE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The National League for Good Roads will discuss
matters of importance its meeting this afternoon to
be- held al No. A. broadway. The principal topic
will be the advisaby Of making an appropriation
10 aid In presenting to the visitors to the World .
Fair object lesson good roads. and different
methods OF making scrviceable roads. W. J..
Buchanan. the chief OF the Agricultural Department
Of the Worlds Fair has urged the necessity for In
strucng the public in the importance Of good roads
and has requested the cooperation OF the league I'm
the work. He suggests that n roadway 80 feet Wild
and 900 feet In length be made. to extend from
the Forestry Building. past the Anthropoogicai Build
ing and the exhibit Of the French Colonies, to III"
Live stock Pavilion. This roadway can be placed
the disposal OF the department for an exhibit
Illustrating road construction
The plan proposed IS the construction OF the road
In sections beginning with the genesis of road
making by leaving a wagon fast in the mud In the
first section, illustrating the average road IN the
country during large part Of the year. then In sections
of 100 feet less. the different sections showing
methods In abroad. ON each section shown. Il
cross-.ecton Illustrating drainage and manner OF
construction. should be included Manufacturers OF
paving materials such as bricks and asrhaltum and
quarters OF granite blocks and other things used In
roadmking. have been invited to compete and many
have sieniied their intention 10 do So Manufacturers
Of road machinery will also be represented In The
exhibit.
Unfortunately no appropriation has been granted
for such an exhibit although II Is Of prime I'M
porance. Congress Is too busy granting approprlA-
lions to widen and bcautlfy obscure creeks In the
swamps of the Southwest to further any work that
is intended to benefit the public Mr.. buchanan
states that. much he desires this branch OF his
department TO be properly represented, he VIII he
forced TO let the scheme fall into "innocuous dca-
uctude." unless the sum OF $1,000 or $1,000 can be
raised OF this amount the League has been asked
To contribute $1,000 II may be possible that the
balance will have To be raised by Voluntary con
,rilmtions Of wheenen drivers and riders through
ont the country.
The question OF tho transfer Of the National head
Quar Of League chicago while the falF j.
in progress will also he discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
OVERCOME BIZ GAS FROM THE FURNACE.

Buffalo. April 2a-George Hutter. Ua''"'"s
salesman living at No. 403 IIampshire-st returned
horne this morning from trip on the road. NO
answer came to his repeated knocks Of rings OF the
hell suspecting that something was wrong he forced
an entrance. lie quickly detected the 0dor OF ga
and hastily opened the windows. He found Ills
wife I'm bed unconscious and barely alive. and the
servant was In II similar state. Physicians were
sumnoned and Mrs. Huttcr partially regained con
sciousness but is not yet out Of danger. Anna
pstekurs the servant girl. died about noon. The
c,s ESCAPED from a detective furnace
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0call)crs.

GENCS 10 SUPPLY tutor. professors. teachers
"A goyernessss et IN all departments Of earning Clf.
yOOd schools nlei g. PARENTS Nj KAN
COY HIlIiE. rook Building. 100 ffJn a'e. cor 2J,ast
a MEXICAN ND tONtIGN TEACHERS AGESL
n supplies Professor Teachers Tutors 90, ernesses
40, 20 colleges. s,hoO., and Families. Apply ID
MIS-. -. J. YOU NGFrLTON. - Union square.
VNICCr TON ard PHYSICAL tILTlM ~
Il Cse, and Ifyat" Injunction Mrs. \. T. MAXI N.
Hotel frocthnls'. lol W. bl;i-,t. - f-i oft INV
n, m rl>K Teachers Ae"ncc, Vev.Yo-C Roston
thlcaro Los Aarrl.s &c: 4 SjG position, al /
II. r.. CEOr ttH y Y. Nance. % ;'b.atr. l"in-.t
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cTTTING DOWN LAWYERS FEES AT HARTFORD

Hartford Conn, April EN- the House ''i'
afternoon the Appropriations Committee mace ,''''
report on the Current expenses and lawyers Dhi' III
the quo warran,O cases Of stat" omcers' Inc
majority allow 20 per cent Of the bill OF Gao" o inc
attorneys a total Of So. 100. The minority report
cute .,cb LAWYERS bin down IS PER cent. Both re-
cor,s allow the court expenses Of SlJ, los. Ihey
were made the special order for May TO-
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])nblit Noiirc.

Y \ GENERAL TERN Of the Supreme
~ 'ourt the Sl:c Of N"wlolk. held AMI Dor IN.
fr-t D'lar.nrnt AZ the tty Of NrN-ion the 2i'li
day u April, 1898.
Present: Hon. &. II. Van Brrnt. Presiding Justce
Hon. Morgan !. a. i.Iic'i. Justice.
In III" matter - the application 81 the East River Bride
Company for the appointment OF rrt' fGnini-.
On reading aud Hing the petition of the Ia,t River
Bridge Company. dated The twentieth day april 1893
ami duly verified for th" appointment Of three Commits
pursuance the Of an
the Legislature Of the stat" Of Newly ork en-.
titled further provide rrid railway, la
having million Inhabitants" u,->.d January
81 1891 AMI Chapter 102 % the laws IrJs amending
the same and the anendat1ry AMI supplementary u,
determine whether the railway railways mentioned
described IN said petition ought 10 b" constructed ana
operated by the said East River Bridge ComIunv over
through and along the an1 said pettio,
referred to- and reading and filing the AFFIDAVIT, of the
following named individuals verified rcuectvcly A. FOL
lows: Louis Iimer. verified the twentieth hay Of Aprll
1893 Edward Webster W. II. Carpenter Robert Glenn
Francis y. Walker ard Joseph Keller. verified April 10
1893 ana The schedules referred VT. and
annexed IN ~oi n.titon and after hearinr Edwari
bach and George w. Win rat. Of council fr the
On motion 81 Hoadly. LIu'crl1ch johnson. ,f,rH.y-
for said petitioner. j.
ordered tha' aid aupli,ato n h.. Lcir. at t.cn, raj
Trn Of this Court. to hr holf in fli lW My l-th.
1898 At 10 80 sud that notice Of such application
be given by the petitioner by publishing COPY Of this
order daily for two weeks In The York Law Journal
The NewYork Daily Times. The NewYork Herald The
NewYork sun. The New-Yofk World The NewYork
Tribune and The Press seven newspaper published In
said city which hereby DESIGNATED for the purpose of
making such publication.
W. L., JN copy. -
fScaiA Clerk.
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AN EASY TRIP TO TIE MOON.

Those people who would ike TO just how the recent
eclipse Of the sun appeared through the sronoc-t
telescope should view the solar cclpc. with The wonder
solar corona shown in "A Trip Noon at
Music Hall tonight and Tomorrow night. only n fcw
performances Of this spectacle T. b. given this
season, IL will make way for "FIom Chaos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
TIE CdNPaNTA EXPECTED HERE TO-DAY

Tho Cnn,rd steamer the big Campanla vii! prob.
ably reach NcwYork to-day from LIVER DOL She sailed
last Saturday. She only few feet shorter than
Eastern the largest passenger
She $40 long and has a registry Of II 900 tons
ID expected that she VIII lower oil records make
the TIP the In five ard one-half days She
may fall with the Paris and stcmi; to show speed
by racing with the Of the American line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
A MINISTER GTILTY OF FRAUD.

Buaalo. April 27.-The Rev. Victor NJ. Ruhven.
alias Victor NJ Riordan, who has been on trial
charged with obtaining money under false prctences
by representing himself duly accredited delegate
from the Australian Presbytery TO collect funds for
missionary work. found guilty this morning with
a recommendation TO mercy. lie will be sentenced
on Monday This has caused quite a stir IN
church circles here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Chicago propcrIn Go LET.

T. al; EENr.-rr'at" residence in whole or part; el"-
cant l, alton: within walking distance Of the Worlds
Fair and on lines II two steam railways electric cable
and horse Apply at once giving dates and number
~ ,o,rr, desired ORR II West wa-hingonst Chicago.
H. OF RENT.-ErsantIy mrni he'd io'w, in finest loca.
don In Chlcr-o within walking distance of the ccnrc
Of cty and ON direct iirc To Worlds Fair. steam.
elevated ana cable ear lines Apply at once giving dates,
NJ. N,GrlOi, - ie'h-- corner Michigan BOuleN and.
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rwo Boys DROWNED WHILE FISHING.

Bound Brook y. j.. April 27.-Three boys of thu
name Of Baldwin fishing At the dam In the
Rar1tan River this morning. The current was httl
sxifter than usual and carried their boat over the
dam The boat was upset and two of the boys wer'
drowned. Their bodies have not yet been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Summer Resort Guides.
Where are You Going this Summer?

send v ccpts b. pay postage Tor illustrated book Of
75 pages describing he summer resorts on the New YORK
Ontario ana Wet. Ia the hrihl"rt
delightful r.rlon accessible 10 Newly
,ca. 10 e!vce 4 list " over $50 hotels. and
houses rates 81 board. distances.
can he had fce In Ncw.York AZ Nos. H. 1876 III 2i2
81 ga i3 4roadWay 731 9TH Az. 1871 East iojth
e6i Wet ls5th St, ~ Conmbus Az. ticket offices
foo: Of Franklin and West "a ~ In Brookyn al
Iroliway. 3j3 Manhattan Az, "reenpolnt or u
\ Y ON Nav 30 aud 80 excursion tickets Tor one
fare win be- ,o 1T 81 roadTay and ferry Offices giving
An oluornity Of personally selecting Summer home ana
also ENJOYING DAYS h-hinc IN this delightful region
Ticker. cOod returning on NAV ~.
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Connlrn |)roprrtn for Sale ano 60 Get.

n LfNNANI VALLEY 10 r'nt Tor TIE summer month,
or by N" wear charming cottage" ten rooms. unfu.-
M she'd locaon h.gh healthy and picturesque; hyc u.
ut, from r1.lfod depot tnt moderate. Address Mrs.
= pDl.l.i.. Pleasant Valley. Du hess County, New.
N"sk.
/ND I:INI.-At I~llH l.. l., ~ the most complete
] AMI hlutiu country homes on Long Island forty
milo nom city; the dwelling l. very handsome
vii fuill he'd. about twenty Rooms oil arr" and airy
fautltn- an NcnlruS - Ice puad in III >tcl> city
us. including electric lclt,. line house.
llr- gr.rnhYu' ana ir,pery, ioNlln- alley, billiard
loom twenty acres with uout pond. " Ii rtoc.,d
,gau,un fatou rapid and ,cWOffdhlc only i've minutes
walk from depot vii rent for the .cl-on OF year Tor
sale. Apply ~ 90, - ) y. I'm M,nND
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Gelp Uantc6.

A GENTS WANS;D to introduce OUR HOME PLY.
"a StSiAN W. new tyclopedia OF Family Medicine.
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Now edition. with folding mank,n gives treatment foe
La grippe ana Cholera. sos Royal $40 pages. 49, Fun
sheep, ~ -.
H. H. TREAT, Publisher. ) Cooper Union. New.fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

The boy who was rescued was brought to consclou
ness with much difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE KITTATINNY,

THE KlTTATlNNY,
DELAWARE WATER GAP penn.
Open May ! until November The fayori:e Spring
Summer ana Autumn Celebrated for grandeur u
SCENERY and hcalthfulncss. send FOR circular.
W. \. BROADH.AD & SONS.
lsLAND.-An island. WILDLY In Puget Sound:
"A lss coo Japan climate cure for
h.omnia natures slmtarlun wonderful scenery. In.
quire now .3l Fat l@th-st.
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Conntrn Boar6.

N EAR CATsKILL JrNCriON.-Fine rooms IN farm.
house within , MINUTES walk OF station. Atdrc>,
JACOB X. HUOFF. Hunter. Greene Co. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

T..
steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave OLD
Pier a. y. Il, loot tsnal->t, at l.. NJ daily tSuiiaN,
excepted plrct connections int, North, Las, and
West. saturday night steamer connects with sunday
morning trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
ST0NINGTOM Line.

FAKES REDUCED - BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
WORCESTER and all Eastern, POINTS. INSIDE ROUTE
steamers RHODE. ISLAND ana MANI leave new Per
30. j. H.. ono BLOCK above Canalst, at 80 4. NJ daily
except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
INSTRUCTION.

JnetruCtlon.
For Boys and Young Men City.
ID OkKEE'ING, stsnography. typewrinng, &C. thor
ID oughIy taught dav evening situations furnished
address New-fork Business College, 12jth-st, n. Y.
II NIVERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 50 West 60th.st-
All Departments BoirdI pupils received
Elmer 4. RhilliDS. A. n. ". g. 4endftckson Phi. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
WHITE STAR LINE.

.ren,onfc May g. a. m. ,sTcutonic. May 81, 8 D.
,ieruonic May 10 II 80 pm Cernanc June :, IL 80 am
Majestic May Il, a. m Majestic June H. p 10.
Britannia May ~, 80 pm BIZ tsnnic une u, noon
sron White Star Dock. foot OF West 10th.st
Saloon rates $50 upward according TO steamer and oca
ton Of SECOND cabin these steamers, $40 and
sa5 Prcliid sij $50 Steerage from the Old Coun.
try SIS from New-York s2l No. % broadway New.
York. Philadelphia office, 400 Walnut-st.
Ii. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
RED STAR LINE.

"A. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New-York and Antwerp weekly:
S0oKDLA WEDNESDAY May 10 y 80 p N.
$40 and 80 from Antwcrp sis and 80: Reduction on
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION co.
q Rowling G.ecn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-12
WEATHER BUREAU INQUIRY
Why officials Took Public Property t.
Their Homes.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Captain Stone
the disbursing officer :. of the weather
bureau, by direction OF the assistant at
torney general yesterday took an inven
tory Of the carpet on hand in the bureau
and submitted his results to the inyestiga
ting officers. 1t showed that sixty-seyen
yards Of carpets in addition to Ave carpets
were missing from the bureau. Mr.. Stone
was asked by what right he took govern.
ment property to his home, such as type.
writer, etc. He answered that the type.
writer was used for semi-official business.
William Printer, an employe Of the
bureau, said that before the weather
bureau was made a part of the agricultural
department it had been the custom Of Cen
eral Greely and other officials to take pub
lie property totheir homes for the trans.
action of public business. This was con-
sidered legitimate by the employees of the
department.
Professor Harrington testified that he
sent a desk, blanks, ETC., to his house be-
cause he wished to work there at night
when he found it impossible to do SO at
the office on account of the number Of
people who called to see him.
When the stenographer's notes have
been transcribed, the assistant attorney
general will collate the facts elected and
submit them to Secretary Morton, together
with whatever recommendations he may
consider proper An investigation will
then be made into the charges preferred
by Major Mclaughlin against Professor
Harringt on, that incompetent persons were
retained by the latter for political and per-
sonal reasons, in violation of the civil SER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-12
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Fire at tLeadyille, Colo, destroyed several
business places. Loss, $4,000.
George Richie, 10 years old, was drowned
IN the river at Guyandotte, W. Va.
The exports Of cotton for March were
ti5N2ls000, against SIS, 49,, coo In 1893.
The Warren National bank, of Warren,
Pa. capital sl5o,oo0 has been authorized
30 begin business.
pointment of C. W. Larrabee to be collec-
Tor of customs at Portland, Me-
FIX Cashier Work and Colonel ]. H.
French, of the Maverick bank, of Boston,
will be arraigned Tuesday, April 49,
The senate has confirmed the nomina-
tioh of Charles Z. Ingersoll, OF Pennsyl-
vaiia, to be appraiser at Philadelphia.
Reports from the Galician- Russian from
tjet state that the number of cholera cases
In The frontier districts is on the increase.
The treasury supply of free gold is again
nearing low water mark as result of the
recent heavy exports, and is now down to
t2,500, COO
William P. orme, for long time prom
1nently connected with the Atlanta and
West Point railroad, died at West Point,
Ca, yesterday.
News has reached the department OF
state at Washington that trouble exists
In Corea, as u result of which Americans
are being i'll treated.
The steamer Tockwogh, of the Wexford
line, between Wexford and Newport,
d. J., burned to the waters edge at Wick
ford yesterday Loss $4,000
The trial of Francois, Bricon and De
lalge on the charge of having been con-
cetned with Ravachol in the wrecking OF
very's cafe was begun In Paris yesterday.
President and Mrs. Cleveland last night
gave dinner at the White House in honor
Of Mrs. Manning, wife of the late Secre.
taty Daniel Manning, who was at the head
Of the treasury department during Presi.
&eht Cleyeland's first term,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-12
WHEN !

When you are out look.
ing for Clothing, it's a duty
you owe yourself to come to
Fifth and Market Streets be-
fore you make your pur.
chase, as here you will find
everything of the very latest
styles and patterns in For.
eign and Domestic Goods to
select from, and you will also
find one of the best-lighted
stores in the State in which
to make your selections and
examine the way the goods
are tailored and trimmed.
You can also note the prices
in plain figures-on every
garment, when you will. be
convinced that we sell moth.
ing but the best goods for
reasonable prices.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are showing
some extra values in Trou.
serings this week. Come and
see them.