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Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
OF PATRICK HVRKE
His IDju. les Severe. but Not Dan
serOuS.

The shooting of the boy Patrick
Burke, which was noticed in yesterdays
REPUBLICAN is in n fair way to become
marter of consideration for a jHE
The father of young Burke cIaimsh
Cash cooked the pistol and pointing it
toward Patrick said: "Pat I'll make
you bleed before you get home" 0u
the otner hand the father of Cash stated
to ~ RGrUELICAN reporter to'.as that
the affair was purely accidrntaI that
the boys We're good friends, and were
playing together at the time.
Mr.. Cash states that a nepnew Of bis
living in the country came to town YES
terlay morning for the purpose ofatten
ding market before starting, however,
h. unknown to his family p.l thr nl''
in his pocket with which the deed was
committed. After his arrival in town
he handed the pistol over to N
cousin E!die. and he was in TN
act of handing il to Burk when II wa
discharged, and Cash seeing TIE bI"%
and frightened at what was icne 'eflM
pistol fall to the ground. l'r. Eiaz't"
is the attending physician aid he 'ns
morning stated thaG he did n"t roI'l''t'
the injuries dangerous unless lnIl'inn'
tiuu should set in.
Patrick was uurhle1 20 b' pr'Nrn'
this morning at q hearing tha' was ~
have taken place before Mayor AliHonu'
aud his honor after havin' "sn' i"' ~, ~.
lIazjett and heard hi~ statement 'l'' no
did not consider Burke in u hanHtlo"'
condition, held Eddie Cash N '''' Snn M
Of $500, for Il hearing on the lo'n u NV N.
month. The bail was prom r.S '"'
nishcd by his father JOSEPH Cash.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Erecting The Gates.

IT, gates ordered by Counci! 10 he pu,
up Ut ihc Market street "rGS Ing by tnt
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Euload, are being placed in 20.
sitinn to-day. Some complaint Is madt
by the property owners at the corners
OF Water and Market streets, beCause
rhe ptdtstalS on which the gales work
are being put in the GROUND we'll ovtl
on the pavementS, thus interfering
somewhat with pedestrian travel. There
was some talk this forenoon of Paul iIo.
gan, of Rising Sun, proprietor o; the
building at the north ives. corner OF
Market and Water, getting ont al III.
Junction in the matter. 1t is not hkely y
tnat any thing will be donr, however, y,
the gates have 10 be constructed in tLt
manner complained ol by the property
owners, or not al all.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
SECOND EDITION.
BISHOP haven DEAD.
A SIX ketch Of the Life Of q Leading
Man IN the Meth hGd1st Minislry.

Wilmington Methodists will learn
with deep regret the death of one of t'e
most beloved bishops of the church, the
Rev. DIR. Erastus o. Haven, ID. ID. L.
l.. d., at Portland, Oregon, a day or
two ago. Bishop Haven was in Viii
mington in My 1873 at the conference
of the bishops. lie did not preach IL
this city OH Sunday, May 18th, as did
all the other bishops, but went to Wash
ington and delivered an address in the
Metropolitan church at memorial
meeting held on the occasion OF Judge
Chisholm murder by the ku kluN
He was born in Boston, Mass, No,
vember /, 1920. He was cousin OF
Bishop GILBERT Haven, deceased, and a
graduate of Wesleyan Univeritv, hav-
ing taken his degree of A. Is. IN ls42'
His first appointment as teacher was
in Armenia Seminary, where he re-
mainei unit. 1913. The four succeed
ing years of his lite were spent in the
pastorate; during part OF this time he
was in charge of the Mulberry street
church, New York, now St. Paul's. III
1858 he was elected Professor of Latin
in tho University If Michigan this
chair was exchanges. in the following
year for that of Rhetoric and English
Literature. Dr. Haven was next made
editor OF Zfons Herald, Boston, and
continued III editorial life from 1856 To
1868.
While editing he served a term as
State Senator, and was Chairman o.
the Joint Legislative Committee OIL
Education, and " rs also a member OF
the State Board OF Over.sers of Har'
ward University. From 1868 to 1856!
he was President of Michigan Univoi'
sity. In the latter year he accepted
the Presidency OF the Northwestern
University a: Evanston, Illinois. Ia
the General Conference ot 1872 pr
Haven was a prominent candidate tol
the office of Bishop He was elected
by that Conference secretary Of the
Board of Education. In 1874 he wa,
elected Chancellor of Syracuse | NJ
versi ", and during his Chancellor, hiI
the University added Sl50,000 to its
permanent funds. DR. Haven was a
member of the General Conferences OF
1860, 1868, 1872, and 1876. He was
Chairman of the Committee on Lay
Deiegation in the General Conference,
which provided Tor the introduction Ct
that change in the Chmci, At thu
General Conference held in May. 1850,
he was elected Bishop and assigned to
the Pacific coast as his special field,
making his Residence III san Franc eco,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
CarnrrhnN uDO1aNun

Wei De Meycr's. wonderful Cstarrn
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered carriage paid) by ID: b. Dew
ey Il Co., No. 40, Dey street, New YORK.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of fthispreparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snutis, dOuches, and IN
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca Ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dls,
covered by DIR. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an inocu.
ative and constitutional cure, the effects q
which are similar to, and as unfailing as, vac
cinntion. A s.Treatise," with full state
ments by the cured, is mailed free. wei Ne
Meyers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
It's cost. Rev Chas. j. Jones, New Brighton,
LII" One package cured me. Rev. .. II.
Taylor. ll0 Noble street. Brooklyn, New YORK.
1T restored me to the ministry: Rev. Geo.
A. Refs Cobteskill, N. W THE remedy,
Is marvel Rev. a. =. Freese Cairo, NJ X
ut hos been {: great value to me. Rev. u
nev Place, Massena, N. y, Rev. Geo. =.
Pratt. St Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc. a real cure Tor Catarrh for sl.oo.
ll1e 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
LOCALTlME TAHLE
CORRECTED APRIL 8, 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON F

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philadelphis, 30, $50. 100, $40 800, $40,
s:55, 1O:So, 1l:t3 Il. m: I2:l5, sl2:43, 2:o3,
ESQ, 400, 5.52. e4!, e:lo, 9;t5, 1000 p. IN.
sundays, 2:2o, S:io, q. m.; 500, 6.52, 6:44,
100 9:b5 1000 y. IN.
New York. 30, $50, 100, e;s5, 1883 a. m.;
si2:aS, 2os, 90, $50 p. IN. Sundays,
l:5s, 40 a. M, GA p. N.
Baltimore, 1851, 2:l2, 7:s5. 8:3s a. M; l2:5s,
l:O4, 4:a5. $3.50 p. IN. Sundays, 1881,
2:l2, 1865 a. m.
Washington, 1881, 2:12, 1858, s:ss a. M; 1855
l:O4, $50 p. m. Sundays, 1851, 2:12
1865 .. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations 1881.
S;3S a. M, l2b5, 44b p. IN. The 4:45 y. III.
train stops at way stations only between
ferryvlle and baltimore. Sundays,
l2;5l a. IN.
Perryviie and Intermediste Stations, ABS p
New Castle, 900, 9:35 a. M; los, 800, $40 D
m. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, p:35
a. m; 1:05: so p. m. No sunday trains.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, s:35 a. In.
Los p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 700 a.
m; 300, 500 p. IN. Sunday trains. 845.
Delaware Western Railroad, T:l5, 1890 n. IN;
b:35 p. m. Sundays, 1870 a. IN. geo p. IA.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia. l243, 2oi, 7:52, s:33. $50 u. m
1900 m.; 1918, l2l5, 1902, $50. +:2O, 4:3I
4:4l, $40, 6:l5, $40, 500, $40, l0:<5, Ills
p. IN. Sundays, l2:43, 2:0l, 2.22 7J2, 1910,
q. M; 800, lo45, ll:l5 p. m.
Now York, 2:o4, I'D 7:52 s:s3 a. M; l.:4b,
I:O2, 44l, $40 p. H.; Sundays, 2o4, ~
1852 a. IN.
baltimore. 1853. 2:l4. e:5o,, 1856 a. M; .l2:4l
900, $40 .e:3S, 9bop. m; Sundays, lbs. .:A,
a. m; 5.46, 6:3s, $50 op. IN.
Washington, 1853, PA. ll:35 a. M; 4i2:4I,
200, sac, ,e:Ssp. H.; Sundays, l:&, Z:l4a. m:
b.4o, 6:3s p. IN.
Perryville only, a:05 a. IN.
New Castle. 8:iS p35 II. m; 1907, $40, sos
y. III. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, S:4s Il. M; 1907, o:05 p.
IL. No sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 300
u. II. ll.35 obs p. IN SUNDAY trains, o.45.
Delawsra Wes.e,n Railroad, 500 a. m.; 2:l6
=. n. Sundays, $40 q. m.; 10 p. N.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Pntadelph!a, Broad street depot, 70b, 7:3o,
ElJ. 1890. ll:O0, ll:45 a In.; l:30, SEQ $50,
80, } 20, 5:l5, 5:45, $40, 500, ,9;4b ll30p M;
'uniays, .'H5, $40 d. m.; 600, y.A5, ll:5O
y. III.
H7i aIelphis, Market street station only, I1s
i. iu.: 'i3:23 p. n.; Sundays, lis h. N.
thuie' marked thus ~ denote tic limited
exoress trains.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
AEI EEP TIM. MARSH.
he rredic nmenI Oi a %Iumtstf.D.
Disctpse OF B ,etEuS.

Auout 1 o'ciork this morning Oitirrl
E.uotg saw Il man wItiI,nii amy Ciuthli !.
ON except coat, ,rIiInlni "1on "a au!ult
the coal piles III Warner Sai'. Al
though the ul,t, kne" that the wealth.
n l. extremely warr ~ 81 ma y
LuulGhl thar to he I'll, Ia;,-, t,>D.Iu 81,
81 he appro,trh he'd me llau iot a., | IL.
lose OF gaining httle lhiormatl"H,
when he tod the officer tbs following
story. He said that he had been on a
uruuk for several day, and last might
wen the tide WAS doHn, instead ol g.
ing home " his bed he laid down IN the
soft mud On the south side of ftc cY,@H;
aud wa: awakened this morning VT"
Ihe tide kissing his face, and the .oNtl
part Of his body Submerged To ehtr.tatt
himself he was compelled to leave hlt
pants and shoes Tie oiricer escorted liu
70 he hall where he was detained unit.
AiOut 9 o'clock Wnen NE was released
and ,tut ON his way rejoicing
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
General MOrtuhry.

William G. Fargo, President of thu
American Express Company, aud al
one time Mayor OF Buffalo, died yester,
day in that city, aged 63 years.
Bishop Z o. Haven, OF the Metho
dist Episcopal Cnurch, died in Salem
Oragou, on Tuesday afternoon, aged st
years.
nev. William 6. Campbell, one ot
the oldest aud best known PreSbN terian
pr athers in Virginia, died at Harrison
burg in that STATE, on Tesiay s,ht.
Alden j. Spooher, Il wo,i-knowu ..tw-
yer, OF Brooklyn, and founder VI t."
Lon- Island Historical Sociesy. died
suddenly on Tuesday, aged Il years.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
FIFTH EDITION
On THE MEM
The President in Fano D.
tive Condition and Ea,iur "era' ,'ar
tlly. Near

Tbe President in Fina D.
tive Condition and Eating a' m
tly. Near.
WAsHINGToN, EXECUTIVE
sion, August 3, II =. M.-Tbe MAN MAN.
of the President to- ward r4cor. vfogtes
has been marked and satistacfarrno o'aay
has taken more than the u,n,l tie
OF nourishment, including heets'oaall'
mix, meat extract, toast satura,sS tu'S,tas, ,,
beef juice, and little coffee. HI St.'th with
is daily increasing and he is ah,na,t'ssnsh
80 do more in the way of ,urrin','gjSy ",',jSy
sc,f in bed and helping other, : No.
lis body than the surgeons tbink ~ % ,S@
dent TO allow. Since last nirht m
hour he has had between rlar.' a' 'As
twelve hours of quiet, natural sIea,, em an al1
the hypodernic injection of ona-.i,a ooh'na
of grain OF sulphate of morpEia rs:i s4e
is usually given him after the eyaai "u!Va
eXamination, was reduced to.rics.'
one sixteenth of grain wbichs bis"s 10
found TO be amply sufficient D "as
The afternoon tebrile rise was ,o,
tritiing and subsidized before o,"'y ,,""sy
Since that hour the patient has s,Gsk. G
most of the time, and i, asl4qn n' neps
with every prospect of having a o";''' "Is'
refreshing nights rest. In the oni.l 4ael
OF tie surgeons, he is better and s,ras r',Va
today than at any tine heretofore I1,' +,
Agnew returned to Philadclrhi, ~ ~
morning, and DIR. Hamilton a" ar,;uls 'ua
from New York at 10 30 p. NJ In ri'0
however, Of the Presidents eytromI,
favorable condition, it was not thon'a, &
necessary for DIR. Hamilton 10 coma asn
the Executive Mansion tonight N' I"
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRESS
WASHINGTON, August 3.-"A m,r,
ony Of good news" l., what jut,r,~,tia,
regarding the Presidents condi,o" !.
termed now. Each recurriog dov', ,s'
port brings the same statement uas
progressing satisfactory toward conv.l
escence. The wound is heaipo rand
ly, and as it begins to GRANULAR If ' hs.
comes somewhat irrtatei
While it is by no means 50 najnfnI as
TO cause serons Inconvenience, to keen
him awake nights,cr affect his apppt,a
it is very tender and shrinks from ,bs
touch somewhat. This is healthy
symptom, as inflammation is ahso)u,qlv
essen ial to nuIation, or closing ot
the wound. The Presidents annatita
is coed for s,"k msn, hut is Nv M
l'1rS . Ta"pIonS one. Rotlase. roayt
milk a'i rr'~' rHy sound Ike stall
wart h'll of f're, Int tha President eats
but minute quantities o. r'uips,
ard his whole meal woun harAly s,,s.
| fy a G-vear old child
Mr.. Brown thiu!,s that if hN iSaNa 10
sit up and move around slowly by Seq
tcmbcr it will be q remarkab.s tnnp
and until he can do that no plans for
his removal will be considered. He
will, in all likelihood, 60 to the Sol.
iiers' Home near about the 18th Of
September, provided he has no SCI.
backs, but will scarcely leave the White
House carrier than that date He will
not he able to do any great amount Of
work before the meeting of tongre@
and is not expected to 90 into his Ofie
inuch before that time. The fever was
q little above The average tonight, but
il quickly subsid Il. The patient turn
ed his attention to sleep at IN earIy
hour.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Little Henry the ROotblack.

The REPUBLICAN was in possessi IN
of the fact yesterday that Henry
: thompson, the bootblack at the depot,
commonly known as little Henry, was
taken suddenly sick yesterday and had
to be conveyed to his home, but in
consequence of some rumor in regard
TO the affair it was not menti ned until
all the facts could be ascertained.
II seems that some two or three
weeks ago, Henry was wrestling will
maa at the depot, and was thrown on
his side, and he has complained of il
ever since; yesterday morning the mai.
became so violent that he had to he re
moved to his home where he has beer
confined since.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
shot by a Hs spUty narhhat-EXCit
Ing ScpNc epn IA Vessel.

BALTIMORE, Au,. &.--Capt. Henry
| TimmS, master OF the sl"op Passport,
was sho, about clock yestt rjay after
noon III his right le,, on board his vc..-
sci, by United States Deputy Marshal
joel Hamilton. that c1iicer, IL appear
d, went on hoard the sloop, whicr,
Wa, ly ing between the county wharf
and Browns wharf, for the purpose of
taking possession Of her under libel,
for wage claimed by one of her seaman, "A
man named VIM. Wright, filed in the
nited States District Court. Hamilton
read he libel 10 the captain, who said
hat il" would have tc be allowed to
make that trip anyAoV.' This the mar
,ha. told him was net in his power II
allow him to du, liinmS then went
down into his Caiin, and almost imme.
,iiatclv returned with II revolver in his
nanh, and with mach abusive language
| vrdered the marshal to leave the vessel.
| pom the Ia ter refusing to do this,
limms " once assaulted him, striking
him several blows "b>Nt the head and
face, .orciug h III back aud down upon
the ha'ch, at the sains lhrustlng the
:nuHzir OF III" WSrCl mo the tficer'S
moutl, who almost a he same moment
drew nis revolvvr-n siuall iX-shootel --
and fred at his rs al!Hut, the bail TAX
ING effect in the upoer part of the thigh.
Timlns imInriilte)r drew back, ana
throwing ,i"wn his pistol, after but lit
Tie fnriDrr resi-, ancr WAS token into
custody on the charge Of resisting the
officer. Tn vessel WAS then placed in
charge ot another oEiJer, ana Deputy
Marshall Hamilton took TiInms up TO
Mar. hal MCClnru"l'~ office, and Com
,nl-Si",irr Reg rs Was scnG tnr. But be
!clug uuG OF liIe tl;y, the wounded man
Mas placed III a carriage AID taken t.
Ni,. home in Eas' Baltimore, where liS
wound received proper attention. It
eAs axalninel. by Nrs. iiou"E and Da-
.!iell. W H., said thar The bail had lodged
III TIE MUSCLES Just above knee; that
II was hut flesh wound and NOT at all
dang 'ruus, The affair vii! br examined
into before Commissioners Hn.ciS as soon
AS I,nms is III - CONDITION to appear.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
4 Valuable and Interesting Book.

Hubbard Bros, well known book
publishers Of Fhiladelr r.iil, are now
publishing an Interesting work entitled
~ he life and public services of James
A. Garfield, the wcntS-tOurlh nresi-
dent o. the L. :. touching the history
of this most remarkable uan Of the
nineteenth century, from lilS birth,
III 'wlng his lite ard history IA a canal
boy, student, teacher president of a
/, llele, state Senator, Colonel, Brig
General, Major General, member Of L..
>. House Of representatives, his elec-
| ion as /. : Seuator. his nomination
aud election ;sS wenty four h President
Of the L. s.. with an authentic history
oi the attempted as aSslnNion by GuI-
ttau. ThiS interesting wnrk will, When
completed, contain n,arIy six hund,ed
pages, aud will contain all Of The inter
G,liUg history of the Presidents condl-
ton rom the time he was shot, up to
t he issne of the work about Septemb ber
| l>I, 1881.
thrilling history Of this self made man
tron his obscure position OF Il poor hey
driving mules on the tow path of a CD
nal, 10 the highest aud most honorable
position attalndble IN the present hi
,ocy Of the world will mdonhtr' ly be
a work hat the millions CT the Auieri.
can people viii read with great interest
and profit. This valuable book will be
sold only to subscribers. Mr. John B.
Roberts of tbis city, las been fortunate
enough to secure the exclusive right to
canvass for the work in this city, Mr..
Roberts is "a ynung man of energy, tact
and business gual ticat:ons, III short n
polite, courteous and educated gentle
man. he VIII call unon our citizens with
the prNSp' ctus to solicit subscribers. No
library win be complete without this
book. II will be print d on good paper
with good type, ard will be fully illus
trat'd with eugravings of the most re-
,nMkab!e incidents of Gariicld's life.
The subscription price Of book hound
il. best English cloth will he 81. Mr..
Robert, can be seen at No. S25 Walnut
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
New York Papers.

The New Trihnue, founded by
Horace GreeIey,io forty years old, hav-
ISL. Eight years previously the first
issue Of the Sun appear d. In 1881
Bennett began the publication Of the
Herald. The Times WAS established III
1854 Ivy Henry j. Raymond. The
W orld, which appeared ten years lat
er' was first pu ylishcd as a religious
daily, but year later united itself with
the Courier and Enquirer. The Graphic
the illustrated daily paper, was
started in 1873 The oldest of the New
York journals is the Commercial Adver-
tiser which WAS established in the year
l791. The Evening Post was founded a
year later.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Prompt Pay men1 OF slte lnsU.
rance,

Mr. Daniel T. tiaN NkinS, Of this city,
who died On the y,i,n OF ,u4e last, was
insured III the Fidelity Nut al Aid a
socation, Of PhiIad"iphlS for S@oOo.
This morning the Conpany's Gene raj
Agen,s III this city, Mes>r, ". +. ray
lur ~ Co., whose office is at No, 3 L,
Fifth street, called on Mrs. Haw kius,
the beneficiary, and presented the oIn-
pary's check, drawn ~ Tel order upo.
the Guarantee Trust atnt safe Deposit
Company, of Philadejl hia, the cus1o-
dian Of the mortality fund De.on sing to
the members OF the Fidelity. The
F'detity has always paid its losses
promptly before maturity, which has
made it deserve,lly popular company.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
- -
A Neat Railroad MOrts"s''

On Tuesday last there va, Thss,sr ,r's ,r,
record in the Record Once " ~ n,, M
county mortgage Of Hg',oto, wv" ,o"n,,
the Philadelphia & Chester ouMaa =" ntss
Railroad COMPANY to III" '',,"f ,"r of
Trust and Safe Deposit Company J, os %
Philadelphia The bonds OF the 'non,l1fi. mt na dsi.
are divided up into one Nhoa,I n,0ar Of
lar bonds, six per cent. '''"i 'ayss
United States and Si",' nortv Of
,rhn mortgage covers all the pr'pe,r.,s, ,I.,,,v y,
the PhilaIe'phi" and Chester ,,t,ssi;,,i",rh.s G
Railroad, ,rnnning through fni,"' .i', The
Delaware and Chester ro"n',,,'
road will be- completed his tAI''
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
FOURTH EDITION
BOUNCING BRADLAUGiI.
The Atheisttc Republican Elected
by Free from she House Of Com.
mons.

LONDON, Aug. 4-Mr. Bradlaugh
forced his way into the House of Com
mons yesterday, AMI was forcibly ejec-
ted. The greatest excitement commenced
at ll.4j, when the atheistic member
put in All appearance,
The arrangements To prevent Brad
laughs entrance were most complete,
AT tne door Of the House stood two
deputy SergeantS-at arms, Erskiue and
Gn,set. .Jr., tiaukrd on either side by u
number of policemen picked up great
bodily strength. A number of athletic
! Conservative members also stood close
to the door, only to anxious to distin-
! guish themselves as volunteers ms up
pressing the atheinl
| With steady, resolutc stride the men,
Der from Northampton made .cirectly
for the door and so eager were the
members to hear and see all that should
occur that the rush nearly pushed him.
with the deputy Sergeants-at-arns,
inro the sacred precincts. Erskine,
however, barred the way and informed
Era laugh that by The Speakers orders
he was obliged to forbid him to pass A
short parley ensued i'll .ow tone being
quite lnaudible owing to the murmur
ard luzz of excited comment.
Suldenlr Bradlaueh seized Erskine
and attempted to push him aside. In
natliately the member frJm NOrthamp-
ton W $ seized ny the other deputy Ser
igeants.a.-a and number of police
III n. who proceeded to drag him across
he lobby toward the members en-
trallrt.
He struggled violently and most
painful scene 'nsued. He was half
pullcd and half showed thrnueh the door
oy Sheer force. followed hr hund red ! OF
members, principally Conserva' ives,
Many OF hon iuunigct N ,,nne 'oIIlng
bcs III the seem, W.lch will hr r"rleul.
urr"d with p&in and soir", rs long ~
il" history ut rarli ,m,nt l., reca led 30
inluh Down ia" n.nai 4tair way ,strng.
gang al rh- Way with mig' and m Nm,
III u, risk Of brc ,>,n. his own and his
r,.ltur> nccks, was 'hc member t"r
Northampton dragged ui.'il n" outrr
| doc. at Palace Yard was reached. Then
the doors were swurg to and the ex-
PEELED member was released from the
! gr p of his aSs:tilants.
When BradIaugh, who stood in tine
ceu,fe Of tue circle Of policeman, like 2
wounded stag At hA;', recovered some
wha: his breath, he said t. Inspector
| DcEning tina. he would return with a
| force that would compel his admission
| or his arrest
Inspector Denning mccknGly asked
| hin. hu~ many would come with him.
Rrahlangh replied, Something less
than million" Brailaugh was loud,
| " cLtereu
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
DEATHS.

Sill IL ON TIE "a inst Willie. son o!
VI IN. II. anu Rachel II. Snull. aged tive
The relatives and trends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dencc ofits parents, Ne So hirkwood stree',
Oh thursday 'fttruoun. at 3 3U'clVrk. % mo
cecd to Rirervlew Cemetery.
BEI.F1ELD.-ln this cry, On Wedne sdav,
Aug. 8, John Belheld, in the Hth year ot
his age.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased
are invited to atteNd his funeral frcm his late
rcrIdcnce 4lG Van iuren street. on FRIDAY.
- -"cl"o =, II 10 proceed 10 Wilmington.
oG rrJndyHIne tcaotciN.
~ hk.-lh tnis 'i-y. On the 5rd lIetArt.
Margaret. W,tc Of George ". CLARK H. the
-"i0 !vai VI Ia. Hpt.
j. arrest mrlh,r lhtu mast lett US
i,re Thy iuss we urcpiv feel
Itnt tie sod VITO hatn yGreit us
Ee cat d i car lurruws heal
astcep in .lesas.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
xarcenx nj pusey and IOno'

Yesterday morning three men nnl p1', rou,.
the yard OF Pusey and Jones ,.aarrsmSu', ar
uI.n ed to gather up the "o,sI ', u,re
no,icsd mri'. and upon being appF2;a1'toSI app,l,;"a q
they dropped til" cIolF'nS .t .'" , mir d
a pair of pants, coat, shirt, arll " .ooi
gum boots, and a knit jacket ,'dc "mn and
to their heels. Pursuit "'S ln" ,'ame q
oneof %, the party who gave the , "t,''T =. now n
John Dugan was captures: :.;nr a hear.
in the cell at the hall awal''ns
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
A Happy Result.

"Thev cured me of aguc, bilousn IS
and kidney complaint, as recommenh-
ed. | had IL half bottle left which !
used for my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not be
cured. would have lost both of them
one night it had not given them Hop
B'ters. They did them SO much good
and speedily too, that continued their
use unit! they sere cured. That is why
say you do not know half the value
Of Hop Btters, and DO not recommend
them high enough. B, Rochester, N.
Y. See other column.