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Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
Grant off for HAVANA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-General Grant
received callers this morning until 10. 80
At $50 p. m. he and his party left for
Richmond in Colonel Scott's private
car president" They expect to be in
Charleston on New Years morning.
From Charleston they go to Fernandina,
Fla, by way of Savannah, instead OF
Cedar Keys, as was originally Intended.
At Fernandina they will embark for
Havana on the steamer Alexandria,
of the New York and Havana line,
which left New York on Saturday, and
will put In at Fernandina for them.
This is the steamer on which General
Grant originally intended to sail from
New York, and has been fitted up with
accommodations expressly for him.
General Sheridan will accompany the
party as tar as Havana. His future
movements will be governed by the
course of events in the Indian country.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01

Mrs. Alice Oates, tomorrow event
with her charming opera lie pc
Due" promises to b. treat. To 4
lovers OF the opera bouffe there Is not
ibg more fascinating than q we'll re
dered opera. or the performance a crit
says:
She is the same Alice Oates, and 40
and sings with the same vim and q,
pressive as of old. Her support ID
evening was very good. Messrs. Std
man, Hall and Brandon were all roc
actors and sang we'll, while the fsmA
voices were alss, as rule, good. II
choruses were rendered with spirit I'D
line effect, and the entire pefformauI
passed of pleasantly and with satislaI
ton to all present.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Dec. 30th.-The Viceroy O
India telegraphs that Colonel Norman
has been attacked at Gandamuk by Az
matullah Khan, with 1000 followers
The enemy were driven off. The Brit
ish loss was one officer and one MAI
killed. Col. Norman will advance a.
once ald re-occupy Lataband.
A dispatch dated Cabul, December
9th, says: General Baker has gone tc
KOhfstan with force consisting of l..
700 infantry, regiment of cavalry and
four guns TO punish the insurgents
there. Mohammed Jan has taken Musa
Khan with him to Wardak. The
country about Cabul il rapidly becom-
ing quiet.
CAFE TowN, Dec. 30.-A meeting of
Beers took place on the 10th inst, from
which trouble was anticipated in some
quarters, but it dispersed quietly after
adopting resolution to maintain the
demand for the Independence of the
Transvaal, and to elect Volkeraad.-
Paul Kruger was chosen to the leader
ship, and was instructed to summon
the Volksrasd. The meeting was quiet
and orderly but earnest. Another
meeting to take place on the 9th of
April next was provided for.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01

"Why should monument be erect
ed to Adam ?" asks an exchange, Well
because we don't want TO forget the old
fellow; because he never parted his
hair iu the middle, or wore an ulster
because he is the only man who ever
had things his own way, and because,
not knowing when he was well off, he
went and got married q! And now he's
dead.
When a young man gets so sweet on
a girl that in passing along the street
by her house, lie has to take a running
start, fifty yards either way SO he can
get past the gate, it is almost time for
him to be asking the old folks if they
wouldn't like to take a son-in law to
raiss or find accommodations for anoth-
er bOardsr.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
An Overwhelmingly Cond,s,o,

About two weeks ago M Fav,,
parragh, a we'll known carriage builS.
OF this city, was coming to Wilmiugtd
from Philadelphia, he was asked by N
conductor for his fare. He handed NJ
ofhcial the cost Of a ticket less Eve csrl
which he said he unfortunately had n
about him and which he deel,,1
would be- paid to him as soon "A N
train arrived at Wilmington. The O1
duetor seemed angered at this, MI
grabbing up the gentleman's oysrco,I
informed him gruflly that he WouI
Keep that until the five cents were torI
coming. At various intervals, il
said, the conductor, when occasion ;,
quired him to step into the car wont
ask Mr.. Darragh If he had horroVs
those five cents with an object to bumIi
late the gentleman. Mr.. d. informs
the conductor that as he had taken 4
coat without warrant he would have
bring 1t back TO him. We learn boz
ever, that Mr.. D. has since institute
suit against the conductor, who lyl
in this city, and that VIM. C. SID
ance, Esq, has been employed as ccu
gel.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
Quick Sailing,

The American steamship Company
has prepared statement showing tn,
time consumed by the steamship Hi
nois in making the run across tho A
lantic to Queenstown and back to Phil
adelphia during the year just ending
The steamer made nine round trips
The run from Cape Henlopen t,
Queenstown was made in from 9days
2 hours and II minutes, to 9 days, Il
hours, and 20 minutes. The average
time was 9 days, l3 hours and So min
utes. On the return passage the run
was made in an average of 10 days ]
hour and So minutes, which is the best
average the ship has ever made. She
has shortened the average time of her
return passage 20 hours in the last
frur or five years, and has made 1t in
as quick time as 9 days, hour and
5 minutes.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
The Pills or the World.

Are Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver PiIls. an
gar Coated, without an equal. They neye,
grippe or sicken IN operating, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or LETT side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, COstiyeness.
SICK stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, bad
ppGeiinSs through the body, Aching Limbs,
and other bodily intirmlties are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickenings Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels costiye, They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
rec from the danger Of prevailing diseases,
sold by dealers and county store keepers,
h a Ior pr; Sllnms' Pills and take others,
ton. DEL. Philadelphia. 6J2 Arch 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
'nsH rssr.aLAr. lAr. ..,,,..
TnE EI.EcTRrU IIc.r
one or Edison's l-s,nps iur,,,.
sos Hoars.

Some 200 gentlemen and ,.at.
ed the laboratory and work.sho, va
Edison. at Menlo Park, yest.rdsp ol Y
noon, and were shown the Sis a''u
processes and experiments by , m'us's'
which 1t Is hoped that a perfec, '',
light may ultimately he obtainsS ''''''
Only three street lamps ve,s
ing, two in front Of Mr.. Rdison,s ' 's
and one In front Of his houss NJ saa
are kept incandsscent night ara lug
with a view TO testing the fuslbi,au
The carbon horseshoes. On. -,
lamps IN the laboratory has bssn ', "
ing "a hours a day for % DAYS, ana aug \
carbon has apparently lost none ~
weight or power Of resistance ~ y
electric current, SUPPOSE sal,
Edison, "that on an average each "a
ina house Is burned for five hon,.
Try day. That lamp has now h",' y
800 hours, which would DO eouiva.s
to over 30 days in an ordiparr ha"
There will be no regular illnmi n0s
OF MEMO Park for the present P.a
generator Of electricity will furnish ~ ~
Az lamps. and Mr.. Edison has onlv
generator connected with bis IN nv
power engine now. He rsoni,a'
more before he can light the $40 Isn.
winch ne estimates that his engine !
supply. As each generator Ia COMM
ed, he Will add to this number OH
lamps, and thus, In time. Msplo p,
VIII be thoroughly illuminated. WI.
this Will be ths inventor himself IL n,
able to say.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
TMPOI

| FRUIT
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company
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line of raj
speedy al
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surpassed
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Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
THIRD EDITION.
MEICOMEIssn.
The ola Year. Lila q spent Candle
Goes Out with a spnt,er.

At midnight, the solemn deep and
wiIchins silence that hovered over The
invalid's pillow or pecysded attic, best
room and cellar, Of unsuspecting in
habitaut, was suddenly broken open by
the deep note of many bells, the un.
earthly footing of horns and the explo'
sion of all kinds of fire arms. The
event was not as generally observed al
upOn former occasions with perhaps
the exception of churches where watch
meetings were in progress.
New Years Eve, from the deep sleet
encrusted condition OF our sidewalks
and the glistening branches Of the
trees, have more the appearance of an
Old time event than any observation
We have had this season. Along every
street individuals by twos and thrses
could be seen slipping and slid
ing along at the iminent risk to
life and limb vita churches and mis-
sion houses the objective points.
Upon the bills, groups OF boys intent
upon enjoyment, were coasting, while,
here and there could be seen numbers
Of skaters skimming carefully over the
sleety pavements. As the evening
slowly passed away and the whitfield
end of the old year began to gradually
come within grasping distance, these
evidences of animation began to give
way and the more boisterous and often
too hilarious presence of less conscien-
tious registers began to come upon the
scene.
There were few masqueraders, but
those amply provided with horns and
other instruments of musical torture,
were fully capable of raising all th~
disturbance which time honored custom
necessarily demanded. The occasion
was not sighted by any means. Other
individuals less conspicuous filled with
New Years toddy charmed the echoes,
aud the general revelry existing in
many quarters, especially around the
vicinity of beer saloons, eliminated in
grand bacchaaslian shout as the clock
struck the midnight hour, and the city
hall bell daep-toned and not unmusicsl,
toIled forth the death of the old year.
Fire companies joined in the din and
by the manipulation Of all the avail
able instruments of racket about their
houses, respectable amount OF neces-
sary noise was created. At the watch
meetings how different Everything
was quiet. As the minute hand slowly
glided towards the figure twelve on the
discs of the old-fashioned church clocks
got upon their knees,
and with bowed head and in mem
lal communion passed the old year
cut in humble supplicatiou and prayer
fully ushered in the new. As the min
ute hand glided on and began its traV-
els upon the incoming year, joyful
hearts joined in happy greeting and
the uncertain steps of the new boru
We're thus led and encouraged as they
started out upon their eventful pas
age.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
LoOAL TAME TABLE.

rof rhiladelphia: An, 100, $40, Gas, 300
lsV2 lo.SO a. M; 1913, i2.sp, 2s0. 400. s. I'd
100, sAo p. m. On Sunday, an $40. a
NJ, go, $50, $40 p. m.
for rev York: an. T.o0, 1902 a. M. l2ls
1880 D. m, Limited Express, 8 40. b. m.
tut Daitinore and Washington. l2bl, I'll
s;se a. M; l2b2 y. IN. Limited ExpresI
w Die D. IA. On Sunday, ia.tI, Az
~ baltimore and Bay Line: L0sp. m.
f'' na'.imore and way stations: S.sS a. M,
ior New Castle; a.l6, a. H., Ito, $40 n. m,
fof Delaware Il. H.: oit n. M; Ito, o.SC D,
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington n Northern Il, T.: egO. n
m; 800. p, ~; $50, p. M. SUNDAY excsp,
ff delaware Western X. H.: 7.l6, i0.s0, an
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Philadelphia: l2.4s. 2Oa gao ana w
i2o3, l242, l.o2, 100, l20. 5ia 900 %
~! lilo ?. N. On Sundays lA4s 20s
INV q. IN; 1855. Ills, d. 10. -
FROM nAitlnore;2.lb, g.30 9.5Ia. m, l.,Oa. igs,
SsS' s'SS p m. Tn Sundays: Alb, a. m
Ftom Washington: AIS, a. H.: l.os, 1881.
SS sSc p. m. On Sundays; al6 8. m.
From New Castle: $50, $50. llto n m
- -, 40 ?. m. No Sunday tralns.
run DoiaWare X. r.: $50 q. NJ; m.bo, go
From Wilmington Northern r. Il: s,sc
u. N. u.30 a. M; and e.36 D. m.
FROM Delaware Western X. r.: 500 A. m
Iio' S.oOp D. IN. Sunday train SIS II. M.
rAAihs soR wILMISsroH LEAVE PHnApxr-
FILA.
ffombroad street and Washington ayenus
- soo. 1890, Has o. m: Lao, 400, 100.
Sie. o,oo. 100 9At. 1l.aO p. m. On Sun.
~, aAys: $40 Q, ~; 200, 9.i5.ll.so D. M,
ron. dhlrty-Sec0nd and Market streets: ca
', ~, LOO q. NJ; 1928, 400 600, ll.So p. 10
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
EtilsTER'S ORDER
REaISTER,S OFFICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. "a. 1879.
Upon the application OF William NJ. Candy
Executor of Sally Hamilton, late Of vii.
mingtOn Hundred, In said county, deceased
It isBrdered and directed by the Register,
that the Executor Aforesaid, give notice
Of the granting of Letters TestamentaIy
upon the estate OF the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters, In six of the most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
TO present the same or abide by an Act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the Same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN
a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
To be continued therein two months.
,~-~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
LIS. Office OF the Register aforesaid. al
'~~~> New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. q. BlGGS, Register.
NoTCE.-All persons having claims aga INST
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Executor. on
or before Nov. "A, 1870, or abide the Act oil
Assembly in such case maze and provided,
WILLIAM NJ. CANBY, Executor.
Address. Wilmington, Del. Il-2T
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il. +. KunkeIs Bitter Wine of
Iron.

A"hhoIs BITTER Wine oil
Iron.
10 you want semething to strengthen you,
or give you good appetite? DO you want
10 get rld OF nervousness? DO you want
energy, sleep well, or BIS cured of dyspepsia.
Eidhey or liver disease? Try Z. Il. kunkels
Bitter Wine OF Iron. livery bottle guaranteed
to do as recommended.
Kunkles Bitter Wine Of Iron Is for sale in
wilmington by z. James Belt, N. b. Dan.
l0Ith, John J. Gallagher l. Bro, Herbert X
Watson, Taylor n Fullerton, .Ino. s. Hart
man, II. X. Bringhurst and the drug trade
generally.
WOrnisi W0rmai worms
L. \. kunkel's Wsrm Syrup never fails TO
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms, The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
WORMS Thousands are dying daily with
worms, and do not know n. Fits, spasms,
cramps, choking and suiiocation, sallow com.
pIeAlon, circles around the eyes, swelling
ana pain Ia the stomach, restless at night,
gfndlng OF the teeth, picking at the nose,
oouSb, lever, itching at the seat, headache,
09l breath, the patient grove pale and thin,
ticziing and irritation In the anus. All these
symptoms, and more, come from worms. II.
+. kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails To re-
move them: Price u per bottle or six for %.
iIor rape worms write and consult the Doc
Gor.l For all others, buy Of your druggist the
worm syrup, and II he has 1t not, send 10
VI. T. 1. kunkel. 26g N. Ninth Street, Phil.
ideiphia, Pa. ADVICE by mail, Tree; send
hree cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
LOealIetaea.

Several of the men are beginning
b. very careless, yesterday afternoon
emptyiDg u barrel Of ashes CD JeildIs9
street above Fourth, they threw
barrel on the pavement breaking u
srch manner as to render II upnF \
use. The lady Of the house csutlOnS
the men 10 be careful when one Of Y
party became very impudent tOWa|
her. The lady is indignant.
Solomon Hersey of the REpusLId|
corps, and Marion Emerson OF the Nay
atuck Valley 'Sentinel," Of AnsOr1
Conn, visited Vest Chester, Pa,
day, for the purpose of seeing that to1
and shaking hands with their old fria
Howard N. Jenkins.
Jacob Messing has opened o place
business at the Northwest corner
Fourth and Monroe street, in the ~
formerly occupied by Mr.. Colllni'
Mr.. Messing has fitted the estsbIS
ment up In first class style.
On Friday evening next, the 10
sior Democratic Club will elect ito
GERS for the ensuing year. The Je
son Clubs annual election will
place on Monday next.
The steamer FELTON, will go 70 'n
q II. Company's yard on January
to be overhauled for the coming SS
VIM. L. Gilbert will leave this
this evening for Jacksonville, f0'
where he will pass a few weeks.
The annual meeting of the dire,
Of the ?. W. & b. R. r. will be hs'
the 18th of the coming month.
A watch meeting will be held
Household of Faith church this"
ing, commencing at nine O'Clock
The next term Of the U. s. NV,
Court will commence on the W
ip January.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
YESTERDAYS NEWS.
4 TRAGEDY IN RosToN.
A Mother while Sleeping II Killed
by her Daughter while LabOrtnE
Under FIT Of bultsm.

by her Daughter while LabOrtnE
Under n FIT OfsOmnan buiism.
BosToS, Dec. 30.-EaIly this morn
ing young girl appeared In the door
way ola building on HAmilton-plaoe, q
quiet way jus. off from fremont street,
and reckoning exUitedly to an express
man standing near by, urged him to
hasten to q certain doctor and i'm
plore him TO come to her rooms at once,
as her mother had been shot and was
dying. The mau went on the Grand
and the physician came. lie found the
mother in dying condition, with q
pistol wound through her head. The
| girl told somewhat incoborent story,
from, which 1t appeared that she her.
self had shot her mother more than
three hours before. The Medical tx
aminer was sent for, and when he ar
rived the mother was dead.
The police were summoned, and, after
an examination by Inspector Shelton,
the girl was arrested and taken to
headquarters. There she appeared
calmer and told a more coherent story.
This was In substance that for some
time past both she and her mother
had been alarmed by fears Of burglars.
On Sunday night they were rendered
more than usually nervous by the
street noises caused by the fire, which
was not far distant, and the notion
that evil-disposed persons might take
the opportunity of the absence Of some
of the police from the neighborhood to
attempt mischief.
Last night, Oh retiring, they talked
about their unprotected state and the
danger from burglars, and the talk ex-
tended far into the night, both the girl
and her mother growing more and more
nervous. Finally they got into troub
led sleep. Mr.. Parker, the night clerk |
at the Parker House, who was engaged |
10 the daughter, had lent them revolt
YER and when he left for his business |
,arly in the evening remarked that
With that they had ample protection.
During the talk in bed, one of them
'ose and placed the weapon, which had
been lying on commode, on a chair
lose to the bed.
Toward morning the girl was dream
ng of burglars, when she was
weakened by sharp sound, and found
herself sitting up in bed with the re-
oliver in her hand and her mother
hot. This, she thought, was about 4
o'clock in the morning and the fact
hat 1t was 7 before she summoned
ssistance, and other circumstances
Which the Police regarded as peculiar
nd. suspicious, led them to hold her
n custody. This afternoon she was
rraigned for murder, and committed
, Charles-Street Jail for examination
ext week.
The daughter is very pretty, mature
" her years, and as keen and bright
} her mother, who is represented to
ave been fascinating person and /
rilliant conversationalist. Those off, 5
,rs whose theory it is that the affair Z
as crime and not an accident, find a
Iotive in the statement that the two i
i'd not agree, the mother possessing a 7
Ugh temper, and being excitable and
ervous but the testimony Of friends
strong in the opposite direction. :
any persons insist that the relations
etween the two were not pleasant. s
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
1890 THARPER'S MAGAZINE

1 NNN 4 -1hhIEkS MAGAZINE
4cSVslllustrated "StudyinD rho snh
Ject obJectiveiy and from the edncatioua
POM OF view-seeking to provide thar wblch
taken altogether, will be Of the mo u se,vlna y,
me largest number-I long ago conclmJa ~
,na., IL could have but one work for m aiIc
library, ! would select a complete set nj ..Har.
pers Mohthly"-CHABLEs FRANCIa AnIMa
oh. ~ contents are contributed by the ,nn,t
enlhent authos and artists of Eur, me- ana
america, while the long experience ot its n "uu
llshers has made them thorouvhly convsrpsa u y,
Win sn ane desires Of the publ c, which thew
Will spare no Effort to crafty. '"e'
NJ HARPER'S PERIODiUALS-uor ,or,.
magazine, one rear a. 90 HarDers WelIIiv
one year A.9O; Harper's Bazaar. one vear - ~
ane tnfee above named publications onc
year $1,000; anv two above named one vs Une
S.oo Harper's Young People. one year 4, ~
state or Canada. =" '"o hi'od
oomplet, Set OF Harper's NJ agszIDe. com.
Plislhg 69 Volumes, in neat cloth bindinI
VIII De sent by ex Jress, freight at EXPENSE -,
purchaser, on receipt of $225 per Volume
Single volumes, by mail, post paid a. M
'i0th cascs, for binding, 80 cents nv NAL mai
postpaid. kemittances should bs mad. nv
fostofnee money order OF datt. 10 avoji
chance Of loss. Newspapers are not IN conu
THIS advertisement without the exnress orI py
OIL Harper Brothers. Address VIZ o'uoi
l2'H HARPER Il BROTHERS. Nv
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1890 hARPER'S BAzAK ILI,IiS
1NO0ONX trAted. .-IhI La nnnIIln y nn.I..It-


u pre-emlneHtly journal for the househoId
Every nnm DER furnishes the latest ipiorma
ton In regard to Fashions in dress and orna
meats, the newest an most approved patt rns
Inc volumes of the "Bdzar" beyin w,ts
the hfst Number for January of each vesr
When no time is mentioned, II will he M y. a.
stO; d that the subscriber wishes L. commanns
WIN the Number next after the receint 81
order. ' io'eipt OF
Harpe's Period Icals-. Harper,s Mauaz,no
enc year, $40; Harper's Weekly. one vear
$4.oi; Harpsr's Bazaar, one year, 800 Tha
Three ab0Ve-named publications. one vaar
$1,000; any two above-naHied one year ~ Sa.
Harpers Young People, one yea Al 10 N''''
POSTAGE tree to all sukscrikers In The Irnt,o,
5 ates or Canada. 'h' oni'ed
me Annual Volumes of Harper's "Bazar u
In neat cloth binding, will be- ssnt h.
nail, postage paid, or By erpress free ~ ~
expense, provided the freight does nal arcesd
one dollar per volume) Tor 500 each A
complete set, comprising twelve volumes sent
on receipt OF cash AZ the rate of rs 2G ,,sr ynI
umc, freight at expense Of purchaser. wa
Cloth cases for each volume smit.b,. r..
binding, VIII be sent BY mail, postpaid. on
kemittances should be kads By Pest @ m 4.
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newspapers are net to cgpy this adyertise'
ment without the express order of HarDsr 4
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Daily Republican., 1880-01-01

riano ana organ warerooIs. No. no Marke,
street., wilmington, De-, Having purchased
thls ola established business, have enlarged
ana thoroughly rest0cked 1t with the finest
stock OF pianos, organs, and all kinds Of mu.
sIcai instruments of the most celebrated
t hn.s NY long experience in the music
business, and q thorough familiarity with The
best sources Of supply will enable me 10 tur.
hish everything oil the best quality and low.
est possible prices, Soliciting your patron.
ago: remain yours respectfully,
Ilo Il. +. RUBELEN,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
Inconvenience OF sIeet.

The change in the temperature is al
sudden as it is marked. The heavy
fall of sleet has Inconvenience pedes.
TRANS, and made travel upon our
streets somewhat dangerous. The train
officials, as they arrive at the depot, re-
port locomotion difficult, AMI say that
the engines, in order to get along, are
to run sand on the rails.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
A Succpssfus Ball.

The members of the Yourg Mems
Charity Association Of Jacobs Senate
have reason to congratulate themselves
upon the unqualified success of their
annual ball last night. Fifty-fve cou-
pie participated in the grand march,
which was ably led by Mr.. Denuis
Shields. An excellent programme Lad
been arranged and the guests heartily
enjoyed themselves
Daily Republican., 1880-01-01
Shedding Accident,

Florence Cloud, aged about 10 years,
who resides at Eighth and Market
streets, while shedding at Eighth and
French streets, yesterday afternoon,
was considerably injured by running
into coal team which was coming up
French street. Sue was taken into the
residence of Mr.. Shank, cor. of Eighth
and French streets, and a physician
summoned. Upon investigation it was
found that no bones were broken, al
though the little one was badly bruis-
ed.