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, 1881-08-31
0VERWORKEn DRY, GOODS CLERKS.

.VVCNWVHNEV Unl lsHVVU3 VLGHN3s
Sv. Louis, Alo., ANg. W.-Abous l0U clerks
IN retu!l stores engaxel Ut different hranc.tes
VI business held q meeting tonight aud took
the preliminary steps III 4 movement to oss.
tail, a reduction III Tie h0urs Ut labor. 4
temporary organization Of y prossctlse aiut
Ink viii bu i1ell llvxs Sunday to complete
thsir arrangements. trlerp ID Ito question ut
wugts Iltvuiveu Il, this ,.lave,uent, the iras-
ellil:: OF tlle llunra OF labor being the sole Ob
ject Ut ihpse engaged In It.
, 1881-08-31
COL. JOSEPH hPPLEGATE,

WlEElISu, ". Vn.. Aug. ;U.-Cul. Joseph
App'eKats, IL .promtaent cl.txen Vt lirooka
County, .lted at WcllsburX this evening, nxe.t
H. liz was recently President Ut thu Pitts.
burg, Wheeling II Kentucky ltailr0n.I, .alAl
jtt tilletl tIlully Important positions III State
mud County ntlnara.
, 1881-08-31

Special Dtspaseh 10 TIT Chicago Tribune.
DooSE, 1a.. AEg. :D.-WItllan Held, Il
butcher In this city. Ind his leg tori by Il
meatl,ook Ii. the s'angllser-houso abnut two
weeks ago. The wound WAS considered In
aud lie died t4ls MORNING In 4feat ug0ny.
, 1881-08-31
DEATH OF a ArnAsfIs,

aPfstaf 19ubdFtH I'd IhF EAleutN ~F{5INk,
CEpAm Rapids, Ill, Aug. :o.-zAn unknown
tramp fill asleep Ii, II car of riaiIruad iro., Of.
tile Burlington 4: Cellar Rapids Roau near
tireene yesterday, md was found deal last
might, with two stecl rai's on his lleatl anl
neck. they having fulten ~, him, CAUSED by
tho motion nf tlie train. lie was about i!
years old: There WIS nothing By which he
conltt be Identified.
, 1881-08-31

running the Rapids Du Platte with a
stnnll rowboat. In which he had two tatles
and two boys. Dy some meaus tho boat MP
set OH striking the second swell, md MINT
al,oit u years Of nge, wore dr,wilch. WIZ.
Inn Gillespie and tsensHu Pornice, w0 Wit
,esse TYP accldet1tt fro1is shore, ut once wsht
IL tho t!sscne, ard allctuetled, after great
rXcrti0n, III alytnK tho others.
, 1881-08-31
AT sTnEAT0R, I'LL.

aPEeFa8 1HR"EsH TO 1Hs EHtos1 7E1buHFs
SrrEAro!:, ILL.,, AllE. $9-'rho lime -works
ow'csl and operated hy ". II. L,il;ins, OF
this place, took liro this afternoon, FROM some
hot liaM which was being drawn 1rotn tue
kiln. The lima warehouse and lurge cc.
ltltIit warehouse were entirely consumed BY
cement to Il great extent. Tic loss tu Il,ttl-
'nsSs Md stock will ngsrcgato over S3,UO0;
10 insurance.
, 1881-08-31
CRICKET.

ltAMrEroS, Ont. Ang. :o.-Thc inter
national cricket match continued to-day.
Tie Americans finished their first innings,
scnr1pz t0j. THE Canadians III tile secontl
Innings made -. The Americans had now.
nnly - tn make to win. Brewster and
trhayer made TINT niNl not out, tlns winning
the lnutch BY | run al,d II wickets.
, 1881-08-31

6FftId1 D4spdttH n 1hk Ehl<d06 4F76lHf.
TORONTO, Ont, AuE. 3o.-rie lseg. Mr..
Applebcc, All Anglican clergyman Mt Saatt
Ste. Marie, md Examining Chaplain to tha
Dtsllup Of Algnlna, las beer Obliged to lcavu
his mtssInn ana 10 slip cut across tile lines
IN consequence OF scat,tini III wiItcl, tin
was Implicated sotlts wenks n9n. liz lntt
lnett folil!tt guilty Of being too. Intimate witt,
wetl.c0iWctcl ynung xiii In Ills cungrt.-
RAtlnn wDI0f Il we'll known In Toronto. where
s1le Wns educated.
, 1881-08-31
VICTORIOUS AMERICAN CRICKET
Kits,

HAMILTON, Unt.,. Aug. So.-"lAo iMterna-
tt0,tal crlckpt llntcll was continued this
morning. The heat was tutullsU. The
Americans continued uloIr !irst in,,tngs, alul
were !lnally sEs!H,ssA 0! after they lsad rotr.l
lus t0 their credit. Tho CanatlalIs lllsn went
H. lor tilo!r second innings, ecorinr Il. which,
ulltlctl IL 1s In The lrst innings, ii!ada tx
TINS leaving unly te ~ MIak, To win. th!a
u. Tttny1r, WIN went Hist IL but. a'a tio
Americans warD declnretl caxy %trtota ny /
rim Mi,.! II wiclsrts. Tho. victorious rrtcket-
crs Wern t0:nIgl,t entertained BY the taaMtt-
ton Gluh. They Expressed themselves highly
plcaSud With li,elr lrcVptt0tl.
, 1881-08-31
MORT. GASOLINE.

PHILADELPHIA, AuE. GA harrel of gas-
aline exploded IN the ceiar Of the beer sa-
loon and dwelling Df Roman Miller ut lsnck-
nell ami Brown streets. Considerable danG.ga
WAS tionu To tho building. Miller nrd wlfc
were serioYsly injured. 1t Is believed the
former will die.
, 1881-08-31

dbeid1 UHrdtth to 1hf Chteaoo Tribune.
DECATUR ILL.,, Aug. :o.-13enJam'n pitzer,
Ole 0f the oldest residents Of this county,
willie attempting tn beat out fire in Ills
field near Oakley last evening was 50 over
come By the heat or s,nnke that l,a fall fuce
plctely s,ltf0catcH that lie .lipl u few hours
utter 1lv WIS found. His nse was past ~.
, 1881-08-31

HD7fd@ UQpdEfH u TN CIHe141 1Ft61lf4.
SYcAMol.E, ILL.,, Aug. :D.~-Seycral farmers
In this section llaye lost cattle within the
last tlree days BY tue heat,-genutnc eases
Of snllstrokc. Ono lost eleven head. Frank
Clnrii WIS driving his cow up to be lntlkeI.
S}tu tirnppH;l sl0Wia anu .llGh within i've uln-
.tes. Tile stock wero all In !pe,l pasture.
'lliis Is something Nnhearl OF lef0ro IN this
locality.
, 1881-08-31

DEs MONIES, H.. Aug. :N.-Wh!le George
allll Charles Miller, each about 1t years OF
aye, we're pracicENg Mt n mark l,Dur MOll-
telth, Guthrie County. Charles WIS shot
tlr0ugil the forehead, death resulting III
simultaneously. Tile boys were cousins,
, 1881-08-31

H09ToN, Aug. W.-Francts Il. 1'easc, nged
=, rt.sidln9 In Ednboro street, tIls city, aiul
recently from lIoeklanl. Me-, tonight shot
.ieatl his wife. age.l II. lie Immediately
flrnl several shots into his own body, anl
Will die.
, 1881-08-31

You bare allpwca your bowels to become
haai,lsly costIvc your llycr has baG.,lna torpid,
tho satas thug altx your kidneys. aut. yuGs Ara
Just uketl ula Now GU sensib!o. uet n package
of Kidney Wort aaks It faithfully, aud st,oa SOU
VII! forget yaL 70 xut my aMch organ, for y0u
will " well t1a1.-At4&nR arNstx.
, 1881-08-31

SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
1'ETEHsnt'fu, 1n,l., Atg. ."0.--nr. Thomas
Frederick Aust, ulias Fred Gibson. WHO
Killed Ills brot'ler-ir.lnw. .lnmes Humphreys,
ut Wtnslow, Pike County, lnsl., MI thu nth
nf !4st November WIS tO-tlny sentenced 10
tia 1anltpntlnry for iirc. Tile murder WIS Il
most cohl-hlo9ticd me.
, 1881-08-31
THREE MEN KILLED AND TWO
1lk1ikT.

FNe1d| ultpdlfh to 7hf Fhafdoo Tff1aW
BALTIMORE, Aug. :D.--A tarrlbe accident
occurred llero this morning about 0 o'clock,
the si.to wall Of largn warehouse oil
Hanover street, oMe ut the business thor.
uAE'lfnres, caytnE in aIll burylnE beneath
tito dGbrla Henry Hawkins, j. Jackson,
Henry Smith, rhomas Urucc, mud Lioytl
Manuel, eoloretl work,nell.' Tile building
was Eetng torn down and tho unfortuuata
men werN grouped together uil IL llft0 Uf
bricks when tho Accl.trnt incurred. ainw-
kills. a,la ,l0hns0n were instantly killed. The
others ware gattai out bnruly nlIye, ni4l
1irngt, wtl,'se skull WIS crushed dud nb0nt
ntll, l,tl the other two men ars m seriously
Injured tint th0y are tut expected tn live.
Whather tlle accident WIS caused By heglf%
Eellce IN mt l.aylug Il G wall securely lrappe.l
IL n9t known, but q corunHr's lury will III.
yestiKat0 tho matter.
, 1881-08-31
NINE PERSONS POISONED.

BOOKS, It,, Aug. PA family of nine
persons, named atctcaIf, living III Gooucs-
boro, was poisoned Sunday from eating Ire
crcam III which tho lead or The freezer l,ul
ttrcdEnpusctl. So fur hone have died. but
sescral Of thctn arc Il, II very crstlcsll condl.
ton.
, 1881-08-31

ARREST OF \ MURDERER.
DALLAS, Tux, Aug. 3o.-(;corxe Al1sop,
wllo recently murdered Constable Harrison
1lear Louisville, Ky, was arrested here IT,
tlny. A. rewartl 0f S;s00 has bccn Offered by
Kentucky for liIs nrrc8t,
, 1881-08-31

TpEttA UHtNEs3 70 1W ER1Fa0V 4F16kHSs
s;rnAYroltl,, tut, Aug. :D.1-Iha tlsanl
Trunk excursion tq netguit, Chicago, aMt
points IN altrlIxan,' 4n.llana, pn.t uhlt,
w!,Icl. passed through, here tQ-sIay, WINS dr.
m,suttM @ ir0N. iisrS, II Il esli%sste"i Tilt Ut
least :.,lW rAclisainnlkts ayalletl themselves
Of tho cheap rats Afforded,
, 1881-08-31

Special pIpafeA to The tAiea.a 7rtts.ne.
1}o0SE. ln., AuE. :W.-Sn,nncl Parks, n
painter, engaged III paintng tho corI.fce Of
the Conrt-l l0lso. fell from his ladder antl
Wa3 fAtAlly injured,
, 1881-08-31

ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. :'o.-+rhs bnf!er Of n
larga sawnlltl. In Walton County, eSplotlcd
yesterday. killing H., d. Perry a,ui ". II.
llanaIne.t, OWNERS. al!d two empl0yis.
, 1881-08-31

sp<tal uspatea to tn Chte4so Tribune,
NEw iuue, Aug. ;p.-leu,pesature ut o::sJ
p. Ill.,, ha; III. ILL.,, -; ~. ILL.,, s5; II ill.,, II.
AyHraes Temperature, T5t; average tel4-
j,tralura fnr corresponding datu last year.
I'LL,
, 1881-08-31

LAS VEGAS, Colo., Aug. m.-Ilcnry Bishop
wns shot a'ul Killed Friday last al Fnrt I,as-
COM by 'rllomns Duffy. l}ts!,op WIS clerk
Ing IN 1t st!Ire. Tlle dispute WIS about soluB
goods. The murderer WIS arrested.
, 1881-08-31

IRON WORKS DESTROYED.
lsocnEsrErs, n. T., Aug. U.-1sy the de-
str,lction By tlre OF the Empire Drill Wurlss
mt Shurtsyllla 100 lnei, are thrown uut Of
work mud 100000 worth Of property con.
6unIeu.
, 1881-08-31
pEs MONIES. IA,

l,Es MotSEs, H., Aug. ;0.--An Inch ot
ratIt llas fa'sls In this locality within tue lass
tWetye hours,
, 1881-08-31

Special Dspateh to Tia Chltapo Tribune.
NfII.w.Auki:E, Aug. 30.-TlIe buggy and
sleigh fuctUry Ut ID. Ford & Go. was t!ntl,ax
by tra this evening to tic extent Of Sa,uD,
81 QUO OF which was TIL the bnIl.ltng. TIC
stock .wcs Insured fur 5000 lm the North
American.
, 1881-08-31
TEtslR1rtC EXPLOSION,

NEW HAVEN, Conts.. Amg. GA terrific
explosion t'crilrrctl IN tic loaaiing-ronm Of
the Winchester Repeating Arms Company,
blowing off the ronf. Nine h,en were bndly
Injured.
The explosion occurred soon after .
o'c'mk. a1id WIS In the ioatling-roonl OF tho
factory. l'l,n eal,.e was tho explosion of the
machine ltscsl III toa,llng cartridges with ful-
minnie. tine e,,tt vt the one-story building
was blown out, nrd both Sidewalks fell In;
hi. Fortunately few people wer.: in that part
Of tho ron.ll. L. d. Warner was badIy
burned by l,owt1cr atnl n citt III the heal BY
u falling vail. lie slay not rccoycr. VIII
inn Weiss was bully burned over the entire
body by powder and by the clothing tak!ng
tiw. 1!irnn' Davidson md daughter were
both burned. Others Injured by powder
were Cllurles f. Allen, Edward lsro.!estek,
Daniel Scatoll, alltl two young girls.
, 1881-08-31

GE{tN1IkN 1MNfTf3KAT1OVs
MONTREAL, Aug. :n.-Dr. Crcderohcy, Or.
IdereEug, Herr Stursllarad, and Herr Clock.
Of f;erinauy, haye arrival ltere to make In.
yntrirs as tn. the capabilities Of Canada for
German Immigration.
, 1881-08-31
Reports Of Wrecks md Collisions
~. Sea front All Quar-
tors.
Fatal Results Following the Fall
of d Building in Ba!ti-
more.
4 Falling Tooi.cl,est Crnshes tic Lille
5 Out VI TW0 lMckless Little
Isoys.
Terrible Boiler-Explosion in Goozgta-An
Unfortunate Tramp-Poisoned
by 1ce-0ream.
TIE SOUTHERN HURRICANE


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sn..,s, n;.nstlA :. ~, 1.t. u.tastChS t,:' NJ
Ar,,v1. IN 40, cI Nv ,,.,,.ta,'a, ems
ttruinrs xarc re"atv,"t ,nro ,,'.tio,. ,.,t,, r"r
e,c,,ct, IN tha ,o,n, ,,<, ,,on .o,',,,", ,,'.,,
and Sun,,vv ,,,rir'. ,,,, .h.' ,,.s,.,.: ..'.,,
ti,nt s,y,.t,, :vr Sovn,,,,oi, o,t ,.tn,,.it,. ,r
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fprce nr Inus mr., ,.,",,,o,v, l., rnrr,.ns ~
lime nf tl,,, III, ,,.;o', H.: ~
st ,,,'y n,yo, ra,a,, ,r,.o s,s n, ~,
or n,,.tr,"ttn,,a ,o,,,. T.. a., "sss..." ~. ttr.'
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ivln~ ,'.orost t,,o r"or .o.,ta',"a m ' ".' n".,
toi,,inr .i,roa ,",ons ,,,,,s .,,.a,,, ;,,. ~.
rt,ur whrr.t lin occu,,o,,t, mn, p' '''N" ''A"
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E,y,,ncer E.ity,r,roId ~ I'm .ta,'.,or 1,t.,,t
while c,,tt,,,r i,;s vavan, i,,rs,. rro,,N 49,,
wlmrc. wns ,,,r,,wn ,rto ,he r1vo" a,,J ,'J
,,rnvnctl IN nr Tim s,,tnuipv ,voe tnr,, rre.,.
its monrinrs. md vcaen,s ~ iii c,,arontnra
worn tnesa,i vhnut lin c,,,,",, stro,,,:s T., -
reckless st ylc. ,oiut, ,n,tcl, 'dan,agn r nroe
sn1fjnp vcssels ,yorc ns ,,n,,n,arorh,o l., ~,
rfyrr t,s thourl thnv uarn NJ en- ,vtt,,o,,t
crcws.~ An ;mmcnsa a,uon,t of 1"ns law
ure wos ,tonn r., NJ" n",, uronos.,.
nlnnr tl,o rtvor mn, ~, ,,int,tat,n,,o ,i,n,,, -
, 1881-08-31


HALIFAX. Aug. D.-rhe dory Little
Western, sixteen feet over all, from London,
June II. lla. ntriyett, OIL her way to New
York. Slle rcp0rts tlEAyy weather.
, 1881-08-31

risk Kot forward atul into The foretop, where
tic night Of tho .7th was passul. Next day
wns tlnr. bnt with Il heavy sea constantly
selnginx tic ship. At ITO j. ~. we saw n
I1nlsoll, t'aM. Fireman. from New Uricai,s
fHr New ihrk. 'rfIe crow Md officers wrre
tnkrn of utter being sevcnts.elGht hours Oil
the wreck without fond or water.
ANOTHER wfsi:tK.
,,Nrw roEK. Aug. U..-'l'to steamship
tIay. renrtst tllHl tllo fell iy with lla :chooiler
j..iey WIrutley, t.npt. StIfu!e, fronl jacksull-
Wills fnr baltimore, 4, Il sinking riI',iitton,
ntni !.ok otf thu Captain M1n( crew anil
ss foSr ays sa W''"u. .s ioo TT! r wa'er. ""o ose
ltAyASA, :-Sug. m.+-'ffft steamer New
porf, from New York Aug u fnr Havana,
hefure reported to llayt. phi tntn NASSAU with
!ng nll saIle. sllu reports terrible weatler
tile lust twu days.
yU1lfiSH nttT DISASTER
SAVANNAH, Aug. m.-l:yEry arrival en,I.
tlnnes to lrlng accotttt* Of disaster hy the
stor9: ri!u t9ntatn.. FROM Ntw rurk;; ar
EiT @ T. 'ay a. sly f i7nt Ds9kH ''G ;Hs c t,.S ~ y n, na
sch."'t,er lial.tnl!. ~. So'tI*, bnund fronl
.jacksonyitle to Now York with lumber.
w'ictl s''. tnGk or On t!,e sstl!. cap'. S9llIs
tepIla 'fi ior Wil%t"s:tS', : S.C" Ia"1' 'I VII,
' % ts S'' ss's ssssS 's $sanae. IL ss' e ,h' c S;
aid n, brought ,;: = d. t!!s pS;t;, ;,, lIe Was M
schooner, n'tt was naked a,tl de1frsons
Wien pieEed W.. Tlia seiIn0ncr lnuntieretl
on tho :sitEl, ntT Frying 1'iN Slioals, mud n!t
l.almls wcrg lost lXccpt Harris. II Is esti-
tint nyer ION lives weru lDst, In this vicinity
by the gnlc. l}ctwue,l twenty atlH thirty In
quests huyu already I,een lIHld. Will thu en-.
crpttDtI Of seven, nil ar1 lcErncs washed nlr
ht pa!ltntiins. The steamship Mnralnjall
n,ll u schooner arr repUrtHl ashore On
Sapeln. 'ralc t,ilnt lMat !inlle picked III, six
tern infns stI,ltlpast bf Ne, rnft. will tho
cA!Itain nlih SIX trn OF tlle lMlrk brunswick,
frUlu paStugGlln for Boston. fO,,itdcrctt Sat
iirday. F0llr nGn wcro lost fr0In tliu ruff.
. WRECKS AND CntfisiOSS.
J. CHARLESTON. Aug, :0.-:ttt vessels nrriv-
ing here fWur testimony t., tho severity ut
the recent storm. The bark Minnie tisuy Is
lieW frun bremen with TIL. sthDni,er caro-.
line llul!. fr01u Fcrnantti!tl. N4tld north,
abandoned at srA. The Mtrk Mexico, frn1,l
lOtEsGn tOr Falmouth, suffered u. sails. 'Fl,u
tiark A,rta. fiUnl l'arn to l}uli River. can't.
~ rHlltstun with III llEku0wI vessel during
tlle stur,n. SIu recniyetl'lnjury tn her plank
Ing, Gl,aiis, etc. Tile ntlier yess,l Is sup-
tn,s,s Ia t,n s,lnE. The schooner ii. l..
H.ek Will, tlle loss NJ sails. s3G.rs ctr. 'rls,.
h0rk Herald. previously reportcd nhai,-
!tDnrtt. w0s picked III, by tho bar lscu, il.ltl
Ii HOW relhrieu btf this port.
, 1881-08-31

IAt = III ELS ot OIAa
6ptttot Dtsratth to The Ch.eas1 Tribune.
DllAnEoR1, Pa, Aug. :D.-The damage
whicl, Threatened the city from thc river 0f
petroleum tlaatInK down through tia cet.tru
ut town IL nynr.. Nearly n!l the oil has been
caught or bailetl MP.
, 1881-08-31
-------- EtIlVAVVs fuK+ s@"-IVFI3 p. N.
1lM<. tlar. l1sr. .lal lyIna Y. Irn lyt..A..
III ;|:SS: + 6: 6: ;Esi ;$ III { S|S::;:

'liaronscter cnsrutsed for Temperature, elevation.
and instrumental error. "'''
btr2n bay,ltnHtNe. s7.kil. :
AenA therEonlctGr. Eli.
Mean humility, E,0
tt41IG1t Temperatures, N.1
Lowest tesnbatAluro. IG.1+
0ESEIAI. NissEHyATf0yE.
&ur
, 1881-08-31

Sasetas Dhpatth II IAs CAtsaee Tribune.
NoE.llsnulsli, Aug. W.-AbUut y 0'ciock
this afternoon Horace montgomery, OF WaI'
dLngton, Ut. Lawrence County. N. J.. was
, 1881-08-31

TIrE WRECKED CITY tlr ierC1rMOSn.
CAMi,ES, Me-, Aug. 10. - Tho steamer
Planet, which wcilt To tlW wreck Ut the
steamer City III Ktclttsolh this morning, las
returned. Size landed tho passengcrs safely
ut l!ocklantl. The Captain nf the Planet say@
tho fslctilnnnd was nut more than fifty feet
ont Of hcr col,rse wiIcll SHE Struck, md Ind
commenced to back water. Tho foR WIS n
'1ctIse bank. Tic 0lrcrs. crew, AMI pas
senEtrs nll l,nl,asett we'll All tlls fugEnge.
aH the greAtcr ,,lrt Ni Tie freiuht. furniture,
alnl bedding .wern saytai. Every stA,GruniM
WIS scarc'!ni, anti Que laly who la,i icit her
tliamnl'.ls IN the stnle.rnonl l,ad them re-
turned 10 licr. ThH ste;t,nrr was about low
wAlgr whch hlln rt,tl MI tho lG,!Ke. a,M( NJ
st,f,Il ns The tide came tlle after tnrt OF tho
steamer sank. atd IL now Mndcr WATER Mft Uf
olI, the ledge, between the buoy and rel
, 1881-08-31

John y. Perry's sawmill exploded, tearing
tic mill all to pieces, and killing instantly the
proprietor; also 1nortaty woitlnilnR James
1falnnlett and William FORESTER, hcsitlcs
psrss ya,mxe n n, III ,jI G1e
sIx.!Hlse power. WIS Ifftch from lis pUsltftll
aud hurled f50 feet AWAY. passing tyer the
!lcads Ut tho unfortunate nun fully tllrty
feet from tflu ground.
, 1881-08-31

Fatal. nOIt.Els EXPLOSION.
yFAelo4 utspateh ia This Galtaso Isthuhs-
ATLANTA, CO., A.K. W.-iester.iny, III
Walton County, tha buper of the enstue Of
, 1881-08-31

CtEy1:1.ANp, D., Aug. n,-E.lwar,l Kelley,
aged ycars, james Murphy, I. an.l William
Murphy, u, Wero u'nylnE ,1ear the Lake Eric
lsol!tus' Mills. IN Whisky island, this at.sr-
noon. when Il heavy th0l-chest placed on u
window !ctlgc ea,,le crashing down upun
them. Tho shess WAS ,llletl witt, tho heaviest
Kind of Implements. .a,lA weighed U0 paullt|s,
Mrcs bs!ns horribly. siisilxure.l. William
AlMrplly's head was br,ttsctl under the pom
dslolls weight. hut t,o esaapatl s,.stailt 4.tal,
a!th1ng1l tan VIII probably 4le. Jants Muir.
ply escaped injury, -
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
Cheering . Tailor,

Last Saturday evening, being the sec
ond anniversary Of the advent Of th,
the popular tailor John B. Treibler
1908 Market street, into the city, q
number Of his customers and friends
waite1 upon him to congratulate him
upon the deserved success which has
attended him. A very fine supper and
refreshments were served and q com.
nendable literary programme followed
John B. Treibler, ,Jr., gave the osnpa
ny hearty greeting and the following
toasts were responded to:
The President Of the United States
e. o, Quigley.
The compsny-"Msy we live to meet
again:-George C. Guthrie.
The merchant taiIor-"The apparel
of proclaims the man." by DR.. j. H.
Rile.
The public press-its influence for
good or evil, may it always be found
on the side of the former, by E. Il.
Booth.
Woman-What would business be
without heri by Aubrey VAndever.
After mutual congratulations the
company separated leaving Mr.. Trieb.
Ter to enter upon his third year 10 Will
mington with higher prospects and a
happy heart.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
The Final In mvitaeiOn.

Those whs heard Professor Hibhard
last month will gladly avail themselves
of the opportunity Of hearing him again
to morrow evening, and those who have
never heard him should not allow
themselves TO be absent. His enter
tsinmsnts furnish instruction for those
who desire 1t and fun for those who
seek amusement. The sale of tickets
in advance already indicates q large
audience. The Professor will give new
programme and carry it cut with the
life and spirit that characterize all
his efforts. sold Probability" pre-
diets fair weather and the almanacs a
full moon for the ocoasisn. Secure
your reserved seats In advance without
extra charge.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
smoke . RS Ca,arrh.

habitual smokers are sStor;op NJ
liable to colds in the head, and hrsr
|Hhitis and other oopgestiye Affection
OF the sir passages. On this su riec
Or. J. II. Humbold says:-"TAe eo,,
gestion oecasioned BY the action OF 10
escoo on the mucous membrane Of th
superior portion Of the Respiratory. trac
resemble In many respects the conges
tion re'ulting from the effects of a cold
and, like the effects Of a cold, some o
Its ELECTS are trsnsitOry and some ar,
permanent.
The effect oftobacco on the mucous
membrane Of the nose, throat and ears
Is as predisposing to catarrhal diseases
as In efficient and insu uficient clothing
In the case Of females. The local effect
OF tobacco on the mucous mem brsne of
the superior portion Of the respiratory '
tract causes more permanent relaxa.
ton and congestion than any known
agent.
A. tobacco depresses the system
while 1t is producing It's pleasurabls
sensation, and as It prepares the mu.
cuous menbrane-by causing a more
l.ermaaent relaxation and congestion
than any known agsnt-to take on ca
tarrhal Inflammation from even slight
exposure to cold, it should require no
further evidence to show that its use
ought To be discontinued by every ca
tarrkal patient.-British Medical ,Jour.
nal.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14

NOTICE.-ALLT THE COLORED CITI.
IN zens of this city and vicinity. both
male and female, are requested to meet i'm
mass meeting in Bethel A. M. Z Church on
THURSDAY evening, March Il, to hear
the report OF the delegates that were elected
to represent Wilmington Hundred in the
February 10th Also to take into conslderas
ton the grave charge made agsiAst us by
the Grand Jury, through its foreman, Henrv
EcRel at the last term Of Oeurt In this coun-
ty. We hepe to have full attendance of
all who are Interested In the welfare Of orr
race, and by the help OF Him who rules this
universe We Will show 10 the Grand Jury
ana their allies the cause why We do not df
We do not) regard the mar riage ceremonies.
Respectfully Yours,
PETER s. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
5. V. b. OARTY, Secretary. narl44t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
NO Use wasting the Gil.

OF General Gsrfeld's mother the fol.
lowing incident is related by one of the
newspaper correspondents on the spe.
oial train to Washington: "Ths old
lady is.a type of the northern Ohio
pioneer mother and has mot yet forget.
ten the lessons of thrift aud economy
aught her in early life by necessity.
In the hurry and hustle Of the morn.
ing the porter forgot to extinguish the
lamps in the car and they burned
OF full head long after daylight. At
st the lighted lamps attracted the
DID lady's attention, whom she sad TO
The President-elect: James, put ont
those lamps. 1t is no use wasting the
oil when 1t is doing no good.'"