Daily Republican., 1875-07-31

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A man named Miller, living on an Is
land, Easao Nay, shot and, fatally woul-
ded his son few days ago. The son
had attempted 10 save bis mother from
being beaten by the father. .,-,
Ice CyeMn.-All those who wish
. good plate OF cream, can be accommo-
dated by calling on John Berry, who 10
located in Third Street Market. - .
Trustees Sale The real estate 4
tho late Barzilla Heisler, consisting Of
his interest in the copper smilA'snoP
situated on French st between second
and Third, and the lot aud Swelling on
the northerly side Of Secopd Street, VIII
be sold at public sale by order OF the
trustees, on Monday, the I'd Of August:
The property Is highely valuable and
any one having money to invest viii
find it worth looking at'er. For parti-
culars zee advertisement.
p Nominations The Democratic nom
inatlon election for Mayor, President Of
Council and City Treasurer, is being
held at the City Hall this afernoon.--
The candidates for Mayor are VIM &.
Whiteley, Jacob Richardson and George
O'Neill. The indications are that con-
test vii! be pretty closes, but the know.
ing ones say the chances are In favor OF
Whiteley. The candidates for President
Of Council are James Bradford and Col.
Heisler. For Treasurer, VIM. j. Morrow
and Geo. Fl. RObinette. ,''
Encourag.ng.-The Dover Sentinel
says: We understand that the prospect ot
the Conference Academy Is much fairer
now than It was this time last year.
Several new students have already made
application. The record made Lost year
has rendered the Academy very popular
The musical department will be very
strong. Prof. Skinner is a fine vocal ist
his sister, Miss Emma @. Skinner, 10
regular graduate of Lyons Mnsica
Academy, New York, and Mr.. GordJ
has already published several pieces o.
music. We advise students Of music tt
profit by this opportunity. The mex
term opens Sept. Oh. 5g3.r AZ
Fatal Burning. MS. Righ.er, wife
| of e. w, RICHTER, who carries on hail
dressing at No. 8 East Seventh street, "
lighting coal oil lamp, about eight o.
clock on Friday evening, threw thu piec'
Of paper she had used for the purpose or
the floor, and on st"pplng over 1t be-
dress took fire and she was Immediately y
enyeloped In flames. She ran direct!
into the yard and screamed fire. One Q
Mr.. ,Stuck's bakers hastened to her aid
breaking the fastenings off the gate to &c
In, and gathered up several pieces 0
CARPET which b. wrapped around be
| D rsop, but she was 20 frightened that Oh
broke away from his and Mr.. Stuck
grasp, who Lad also arrived, and ran, In
10 tie street, where several pesons ha'
gathered, and they Immediately pnlle'
off her clothing, which was burnt Y
shreds, and thus extinguished the flames
Mr.. Stuck had his hands quite badl
burnt, and Mrs. s. narrowly escape
being set on fire.. DR.. Maull was ser
for and rendered medical aid. Every
thing that human power could think {
and do was done to save ha:, but wi'hou
avail, ~ she expired at 8 o'c'ock th1
msrnipg, af.er suffering hours cf excrr
ciating pain. The coroner will hold q
; inquest over the body this afternoon I
3 o'clock. =. .,i'"e ~