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Very 1fttcii tile Appearance Of Criminal
CnfgleAtaGaA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. R7.-This ov1ntng tho
horses attached TO Il steam tirc-cngtne ran away
md crushed Into stropt-cAr. killing two usalt,
nnncs unknown, stanlinH On tho buck plntfornl.
Several other passengers Wetn slightly Injured.
William TysOtl, tlrivpr Of tho GngiGe, wRs Arir1s.
cd. Tho numc of uliti ut the ytilnK men kilaet!
is tlntIHht, from card IN his pockOti to be
Thotnns Z. COnnrty.
, 1881-11-28

QuRnEc, Nov. 37.-Flse at Notra Dame Do La.
terrirrc, County 0htooutfu, destroyed tho house
and pultutldlnxs 'pt Achtlle Esnasd, toxothor
with quautity OF valuable osectlpy stock, IN"
clndlna iivo horses, twenty cattle, aud forty
NHyUD khh6t}.
, 1881-11-28
A Chicago Woman Starts q Wattor.ts1rl
saloon In Plt&abnr9-EHorts to Break

Her lip. ....
Sp<sldl utspateh to IAt Chteaqo Tribute.
PlrTaHuNa, Pa, Nov. 2e.-At IL o'clock this
morning thyo was quite gathering Of attor-
neys hnu regular hRbttuGs aatemblcd IN tho
Criminal Courtroom. The understa aud!nR was
that sentence waA to be passed on Fanny WAlterB
and Iona Wilson for violating tho Waitor-Glrl
Saloon net, for which thoy had been prosecuted
and convicted. Tne penalty Il imprisonment
and heavy fine. tits said Fanny is sick. Tho
ball, amounting to 1900, was declared forfeited.
The history Of this woman, who IL one Of tho
worst OF her GLASS; possesses some interest. She
came here about six years ago With her
two aistors, or tKo women alleged to be
sisters, from Chicago Sho Ind little Or no cap
Sixth strpet which was tho first one In this COM
n,unity, The saloon was known as tho "Thrce
SIstcra,' AMI money flowed In on them in ahuW-
ess. ths rate Of profit being about 70 per cent Of
tho receipts. She subsequently removed TO Dia-
1noud alley, where e1e still holds forth. Judges.
iAtEyors. doctors, md uther shining Rhts Of tho
community arc among hec customers. When
the sisters commenced operations hero they
were In needy circumstances. fnnhy's wealth
IL now estimated at $l50,ooO A number of do:
cent people hayo determined TO run her our, aud
will do 1t II 1t takes All winter.
, 1881-11-28

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. a1,-The Hoy. b. W. Il.
Gnge, of tho Pearl Street Congregational Church,
entered his house nbout s o'clock tonight and
found n burglar, whom be- clinched. a struggle
ensucd. the burglar enacayorlng to use = pistol.
Tho struggle continued tho bull aud into tho
down by tho muscular clergyman until hotp ar-
rtre3
, 1881-11-28
A Hunting .ACcllcutt'

spst1at Dtspatth to Tbs chttapu 1rshHnt.
noLI.ASn. Mich. Noy. "1.-Wh'lo n, party from
here were hunting near llulto,l, chrla Miller,
ono Of tho party, fired Of! o honvy loass ot buck
shot accidentally; killing John Jpykur Instantly
The b0dy hns Just urrlved BY tic night cxprosa
lie ieures WIFI un1 ono child.
, 1881-11-28
Il uurglar Sentenced 10 the pan1ten-
k(ArTs

Bpeetat Dtspateh 10 tbs Chicago TFthRn&.
GALsSA, ILL.,, Nov. :8.-WilEam Maynard. tho
man who wns nrrested for burR!arizsn1 tho safe
IN the LuRd bIiue Cigar Factory III this city In
September Inst. was convicted Of tho crime to-
day before Judge Bruwn, anu sentenced to the
penttontiary for two yenrs. It WAS ascortufacl
utter tho conclusion Of tho trial TINT Maynard Is
the samo pnrty who. undcr tho naino OF Henry
Wilson, wns convicted Six yeMrs ag0, at U term
OF tho J0 Dnvcas County Circuit Court, Of
burglary committed In Warren. md who was
eontuuced to the penItentiAry for three years.
Maynnrd had successfully kept Ills Identity from
tho officers until after his aoltonee to-day.
, 1881-11-28
A Woman Sentenced to Imprisonment
for Life for poisoninX Her EJns.

band.
WILIsronr, Tex. Nov. 27.-Tho jury In tho
case of the ssate ys. Mrs. Ellie fIeacock for tho
tn,lrstur OF her husland by administering
ssrychnlnc. returned a verdict Of guilty Of mur-
der In thu llrst degree, md Assessul the puneh-
iIfe IL. npit. her nccomplcc. and perhaps
nbcttcr I'll tho crime, WINS convicted md sem
tcnced for life ut recent term OF court, hut
cseapcd.l
, 1881-11-28

PETunBnuHu, Va. Nov. .H.-About 400 this
morning larae brick tobacco factory On 8oo-
onl street. formerly occupied BY L0nnn,, HIM
burger & Co.. uutl owned by Il. A. Hamilton, wna
tho hlll.,IIlH usn by james II. WtlIuins, ut, c1-
telssve slluAo dnaler, was burnul. Insured.
, 1881-11-28
ALL the Ilngrnnt OutraRes At
tributcd to tho Molly
Magtllres.
Southern and Eastern Ohio In.
tested by Gang Of
Horae. Thieves.
Tragedy in Arkansas Growing Ont Of
q Dispute Over a Scrlptural
pnssngc.
An Ohio Woman in tho Role Of an H.
oendiary for Meroonary Mo-
tiyes..
Tho Molly N1nRufreS III Fennsyavanln
ansctai Elttnafth IN Ia f,hieaao I4thildS.


dpfetat Dtspasth to 1As Chttaoo 1rthuHs.
ui,gExsntnn. Pa., Nov. .7.-ThG continuance
nt mysterious anl Migrant criminal operations
In tho bttutnnous uld anthrueitg coal. .pruluc-
Ing roRiona Of rcnnaylsanfn 10 creating worry
naturally Intense excitement Wostmorelano,
CIcarlc!i, Fayctte. md alJAcunt counties have
Ealncl stme nntortGty for uWlcsness tnaugu-
rnto,l by Molly MnRntres and outlaws. and It was
only rccantly tint Cnpt. fthttrt !. Linden, eu-
perIntonlcnt Of tho Pennsylvania Department
OF rinkcrson's Nntlonal pcteotiyc Agency, InAde
a Wholesale unrest Ut Afolly MnguIrcs aud tncar.
cerntcd t&ern III tho Western renitentlnry At
Pittsburg for Inv brenkn4 and assassination Mt
Dunbarton, Fayette County. The members o.
tho terrible organization that hRyo hauntcd for
number Of years thu mountain district
Ut Western Pennsylvania havo been Rnllty
Of numerous atroalous crimcs, bnt have
lnanaHetl 10 escape after the commission Of the
crtminniity. While experienced AMI shrnwd dc.
tectivcs have Doen employed to work up the
chse, and hara received tn,th assistance from
tho trained and abio members Of tho Coal and
Iron Police tho lawbrcnkcrs have eauded tho
vigilance Of tho officers, and nro presumably
perpotrat!ng their Illicit operations In aacluded
sections OF tho coalflolds.
Ever since tho settlements Of tho labor troubles
In wcssnoseland County thoro bus baen moro
or less outlnwry In tho mining coutros. Colltors
md oihors. wig hnve III aonu way Incurred the
hntred ct the Molly aGstres have hecn sho re: :
warning those to whom thby hevc been eent to
leayo tho country Under ponulty OF summary
aya cGn his
Ku-Klux bills thrcntenlnE terrible destruction
to iuine property. unless certain 1osunn0s of tho
desperate spirits iniesi,nR the country about
scottlaie, Weatmorolnnd County. have carried
e ef urnase ase s s. sex sEas it,
tho pfflcea OF tho corporation Tha buildings
, 1881-11-28
Elgin " Worked - by a Gang Of Flick.
pockets. :.

ELulN, ILL.,. Nav, @.-A gang Ut p!ckpockata
this afternoon "worked the City" Halt dozon
l9sosa Rra reported. Mrs. II. bI. Marsh. a widow,
lost 40, Nss n0se Entoh ~, Mre. John LAwrUs,ca
IT.. and Mrs. D. X. ltartwell her purse aud an
unknown sun,. The pollcp haYe unprecedented
three yuunH men from Chlca8o who &so SUE
peokad Of being rho thIevea-
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llsrold Z. Peck, tho 1lov. 1.,,ttcr stonc, f. n.
lilAkc: Mr., Mct,g!sh; Mr. and Mr., Nort'nM 7;
.ruttlt, .icrun,e Iieether, fl. N. ll,Ist, Mrs.
ThomAA lIoyhe. and Mt. Joseph N. ENr!ter.
, 1881-11-28


Kills Two OF IIcr Children.
Epsetal DApateh 10 Ths Chleaoa 1ribuns.
DUBUQUE, IT,, Nov. 2a.-A special 10 tho Times
this evcnnE says that nt nj. enrly ho.lr this
morning Mrs. Miller, living four niles northwest
Ut Cedar Falls, while In uoutlltlon OF temporary
insanity. Killed two stnnll children and tried to
kItl third. Mrs. Miller lost her husband by
death throe weeks ngo, nnl has beeu III very
poor health since.
, 1881-11-28

barometer eorssutod for temperature. e's'slluo'
ma in*tftInIGnthl GrttIE.
MhxilnuHl Temperature ~ l.
MiiHNHl t9nptnltItG. ith,
Atpan fintly barometer ;a.HJl.
NOAH daily tNefu0lGtGr 4!1
, 1881-11-28

Gprtaf Dtspath 10 The tsteaaa 1sftnnk.
ilUCKfonp, ILL.,. Nov. @7.-slrs. junntc Kcsslor,
of this city, hiest Mt IL nclurk totay Mt tho resi-
tln1co Of her n,other. Mrs. Dunwell, on North
Third streol. 1uc lc1eaael had hceh conFlucd
to ticr losl for elRht snunths with cancer Of tho
f.eo- She was IL yeAre Of nRc. md M accom-
I,tIshc'l latty. shp wnsn sfytcrn Wtt!'nti1 Dnn-
we'll, Of tile f'rm nf Dunwcl s Ford. Chicago
Tho funeral pcGAra OIL YLtnAlNy.
, 1881-11-28
Fatal Termination Of n Saloon Row.
apkttal p1p4teh 70 3nt Chteaao Tribune.

Special Dhputth to 7n* CHtedso Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Nov. .7.-Durng last night row
occurred In saoon known IA Dutch Mln.
nLcs," 1T tho corncr Of Fourteenth street and
broadway, In whiuh u il!cuakcr named Have
lan1 wns beaten ovor tho heild with atonos and
bottles, and apparently tcft for 'tond. lio was
picked up npd takcn to st. Mary's Hospital,
brokcu and shntterrd Tor epnce OF two inches,
and pieces OF bone, giass. and sto,lo wero tak k0n
out Of tho brain, llnviland still ltnRars lu II
abln. I'll Jones mud James Brooks are under mr.
rest for tho crime. Other parties arc alleged to
bo mixed up In tho affair.
, 1881-11-28

Martin NJ. KaOf1fstrr% at Ua1tlto*1f, wis.
ypttt,l Dfsnt.e: % Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Oshkosh, Wis., Nuv. 21.-31nrttn II. 11ollister.
m oil ami respected resident uni lnisiNcss. ninn,
died tny nftor urrnt suffering fr4,ln tic ctIeota
Of II kick ur n horse received last week., his ieg
having hecn brl,kUn ati1 badly frneturou
, 1881-11-28

Special fNspafeh to The Chttaao Tribune.
Sr. JoaEpif. Afo., Nov. 2a.-On tho night Of tho
18th tho enfe at Maitland was unlocked aud rc-
l!cvcd Of Sumo $3.50 or 800. For t'mo tho nut
ter roinntnoll profund mystory. W. II. Quirk,
uonornl Agent OF the Knnsas Elty, at. Joseph 4
Council bluffs lsoad, and n detective went to
work and havo developed tho fact that tho stu
ton nxent, Charles Lcach, tcartfcsl tho aoorct OF
tho combination to bis ofltcc. From h!n! two
girls OF tho town fcnrnoa tho trick, and hr1loo
tho robbery. The company hnyo decided to
hold Leach responsible, aud bo will DO arrestcI
nesutuo charge uf tho Maitland 1iitGe. Lunoh
Inns been In tho u.npI0y OF tho company NUN.
ucr, OF years, and stouu high With It as man or
business and Integrity.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
News Items.

The town of Natick, Massachusetts,
celebrated its centennial yesterday,
Governor Long and his staff were pres.
ent there was civic and military
procession and banquet, and the
stores and public buildings We're gaily
decorated.
The Presidency Of the Northwestern
University, Evanston, Illinois, has been
offered to Rev. DR.. Cummings, who has
been Professor of Moral Philosophy, at
Middleton, Connecticut.
Yesterday was observed as Confeder-
ate Memorial Day in Baltimore, the
graves of the Confederate dead in Lou
don Cemetery being decorated with
flowers.
The JeSuits have been expelled from
Nicaragua. The Government was OBJ
liged to order out troops to suppress
riots i'll their favor.
The public debt statement for May
shows a reduction af S11, l5O,72l.
The New Hampshire Legislature met
yesterday in Concord.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
IrOOUOis Wins the Derby,

The Derby was won yesterday by Mr..
Lorillard's colt Iroquois, in a well con-
tested race with fourteen other colts,
including Peregrine, the winner of two
thousand guineas, and Mr.. Keene's $
Don Fulano. The EPSON Downs
We're thronged with people and the
weather was fair. Much interest was
manifested here in regard to the Ameri-
can horses in the race, and the news
produced II great deal of enthusiasm.
Mr.. Lorillard received congratulations
Oh all sides. He told a reporter that
the victory of lroquos was a surprise to
him.. The Derby stakes, which are
now won for the first time by all Amer
lean horse, amounted ON this occasion
to S32, $50, of which 100000 go to Mr..
LOrillard.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
THIRD EDITION.
\ PROMINENT CITIZEN GONE.
Death of Homer Barry This Morn.
ing-His Life.

ing-His Life.
Homer Barry, one of Wilmington
best known and most prominent citizens
died at his residence, No 5O4 west Fifth
street, about g. o'clock this morning
from pneumonia.
Mr.. Barry has been ill about 10 days.
A few days ago some improvement was
noticed in his condition but this did not
last long. His death, however, was un-
expected.
Mr.. Barry came to Wilmington in
1855. He was born in New London,
Conn, and came directly here from that
place. He Immediately went into busi-
ness with his brother Francis, as ship
chandler, on Water street, between
King and Market. They afterwards
bought the property, on which they
erected the large building occupied by
Mr.. Barry at the time of his death.
Some four or five years ago Mr.. Fran
els Barry retired from business, selling
out to his brother who has conducted it
himself ever since. AT this time owing
to the sickness of his wife he moved to
near Easton, Md, where he had pur-
chased farm. Mr., Barry stood high
as business man, and in business was
signally successful. He was quite an
extensive vessel owner.
He was a member of the Delaware
Board of Pilot Commissioners, and was
elected Secretary of that body,
Mr.. Barry was member of the Cen
tral Presbyterian church. He connect
ed himself with the organization which
was just being perfected, when he first
came to this city. In few years he
was elected an elder and has held
that position ever since. At a meet
ing at Central church last night gem
eral prayer for his recovery was in
dulged in. He was one of the most re-
spected members of the church.
He was married about 10 years ago to
a lady from Western New York, and is
a cousin by marriage of the poet EG
mund Clarence Stedman. Mr.. Barry
leaves family consisting of wife and
two children. The children are both
boys, named Frank and Homer, and are
aged about s and II years respectively.
He was As years of age The funeral
will take place on Monday at o'clock. |
1t will be private
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
The ChancerY Court.

In the Court Of Chancery Yesterday
the case of ID. Lemon VS.. the Delaware
Fire Insurance Company was dismissed
an agreement having been entered INTO
Mr.. Lemon who was under bond for con-
tempt was also dismissed.
Argument in the dover case OF tnS
widow of the late Robert NJ. Black, o
Pencader hundred, was heard in tle
afternoon, but the court dissolved, rt.
serving its decision. The question a'
issue was as to whether the widow was
entitled to dover in the whole estate,ol
only that part unencumbered Dy "
Judgment.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
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A IL MI. u. COnferenC0.

A number of reports were read and
adopted at yesterday mornings session
1t was agreed that Rev. Benz. Scott
president-elect, should receive Il salary
of $500 AMI also have his expenses paid
His duties will consist in visiting the
% churches in the middle district for
the purpose of furthering their interests
and also to attend quarterly meetings
e. H. Chippy, A. Black and h.
Davis were appointed a committee Oh
ways AMI means. -, Aha
Rev. E. II. Chippey preached IN Tue
afternoon. ~,
Daniel Russell also made an address.
Addresses were made last mgnV =, :"
the Sisters of Charity by ReIS' L. H.
Chippey and N. L. Collins.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
Deauh Of A. AscheMbach.

Augustus Aschenbach died AT NJ,
house No. 227 Tatnall street aDous
o'clock to-day of consumption. He Has Has
been i'll about seven months, and forTMo ",
weeks has been unable to go about l,o ~
was a native of Saxony, and CANE W, W
this city when about IA years old. ~ l
10 years he had a barber shop at seco4u
and Market streets. Two years ago ~
opened saloon at 227 Tatnall street.
The funeral will take place Sunday "l, VI
ternoon. Mr.. Aschenbach was one VI
the most popular of our German cltlze'l'
and his death is much regretted.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

fund for endowment of the episcopat'
and disabled clergy was presented by
DR.. Burr,
Revs. Stone, Spencer and Gibson ant
Mr.. s. M. Curtis and DR.. Horace Burr
ell were appointed standing commit
tee.
The treasurer's accounts were report
ed to be correct.
A motion that the next convention be
held at Milford was lost.
Revs. Gibson and Gordon and eX'
Governor Ponder were appointed a
committee to select place for holding
the next convention.
The report of the registrar was pre-
sented and read by Rev. T. G. Littell
The report of the committee appointed
at the last convention to procure from
the Legislature charter or amendment
to the existing charter of the board Of
trustees on title to church property, was
read by Mr.. Bates. The report was re-
Ceived, the committee thanked, and the
treasurer was instructed to pay the com
mittee's expenses.
Revs. Lewis and Littell and Mr.. Curtis
were appointed committee to select
suitable persons to act rs trustees of
the diocese.
The convention then adjourned until
eight o'clock.
AT NIGHT.
Rev. Mr.. Andrews. of Smyrna, deliv-
cred, at St Andrews =. f. church, in
the evening, an address on missions.
Rev. Henry W. Lyle, a deaf mute,
also missionary among the mutes of the
State, made an address, which was in
by Rev. Mr.. Smith. The emute
stated that there were 100
deaf mutes in different parts ofthe State.
He asked for information whereby he
may be informed as to the whereabouts
of these unfOrtunateS, rs he intends to
enter into the work vigorously.
Bishop Lee gave Rev. Mr. Syon
through his interpreter, some encourag e.
ing words.
The exercises concluded with an ad-
dress by Rev. Mr.. Hanson.
THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
The convention reassembled this
with Bishop Lee in the chair.
At noon it adjourned sine die, it being
that the next meeting would
be held in Christ church, Milford.
DIOCESAN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
After the convention had adjourned
4 diocesan temperance society, to be
under the auspices CT the general tenn
perance society of the ?. L. church
was organized. Bishop Lee presided.
1t was decided that two clergy and two
aymen from each county of this State
should be constituted an executive COM
nittee and also committee on consti-
ution and bylaws. The committee is
o be appointed by Bishop Lee.
TONIGHT
Rev. Mr.. Gordon will preach at Cal
vary church at 7.i5 o'clock tonight
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
DEATHS.

ASCHENBACH.- .-On the md, inst, Au-
gustuS Aschenbach, in the 44th year of hi
age.
The funeral will take place Sunday after
noon, at o'clock Members Of the Delaware
Tribe. No l, Improved o. X. M, German
Ben. Society, No. = friends and relatives are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Services at the house 227 Tatnall street. In
terment at Riverview Cemetery.
BARRY.-A Wilmington, Dell Thursday
June md Homer Barry, aged IS years.
tend the services from his late residence So
West jth street, on Monday, the 9th inst. a
l O'Clock, y. III. Funeral private.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
Death Of Matthe w RYAN.

Matthew H. Ryan died suddenly at
his residence, No. 800 King street, about
l o'clock, this afternoon, his demise be-
ing the fourth of an unexpected nature
in the city within the past "a hours.
Deceased was about 40 years of age. He
was native of Ireland and came here
when years old. He has resided in
Wilmington ever since, and has kept a
saloon for several years. He leaves
wife and four children.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
United i'm Marriage.

Mr.. Edward Munlhausen and Miss
Fannie A. Mccullough, daughter OF the
late JethroJ Mccullough, were married
at two o clock yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed at the brides
residence, No. 1908 Washington street,
by Rev. George w. Miller, as
sisted by Rsv. 7. M. Eastwood. The
couple left this city at 5.45 o'clock on
heir wedding tour to Montreal, Canada.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
The Drowning Accident.

The body of James Forwood who was
drowned in the Delaware yesterday
morning, his fishing skift being cut in
two by the packet steamer City of Rich
mond, was recovered yesterday after
noon.
His sister previous to the finding of
the body offered reward of $50 for its
recovery.
When found numerous injuries were
discovered on the body, inflicted by the
steamer when the collision occurred,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
RRrrV &hlnnnemf0
DIR. SiRnlms'
White PulmOn1c BaIsam

The famous Lung remedy. We say t
all to save your lungs from Pulmonary
Consumption use at once this reliable
remedy. If there is any chance of es
cape it is in using this Balsam. Thou
sands will attest it's great merits. Solt
by dealers in medicines. Main depot
4th & King, Phila. COZ Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
Local LiNkIefS,

At police court to-day one drunk
constituted the criminal list.
Coroner Wedin held an inquest last
night. A verdict of "accidently killed"
was rendered.
The employers of the Post Office re.
turn thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Mul-
hausen for large pound cake.
Trains on the z. W. & B. were some
what detained by wash out a, Lewis
crossing below Havre de Grace yester.
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
DIR. O,DanieI,a heath.

DR.. John O'Daniel, dentist, residing
on Market street above Ninth, died last
night of consumption. He has been
sick for some time but was able to walk
out yesterday afternoon. He was up
wards of forty years, and was mar
ried,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

DENIO-MEAD.-O January 3rd. by the
Rev. f Stubbs. of Phia., Mr. William A
DEMO to Miss Carrie Mead, both of vii
mingt0n.
USSELL-On June LIST, 1881
at BAL Holman street, Philadelphia, by Rev.
A. Stcngle, pastor of Union NJ. +. Church
Wilmington. Del. Mr.. George W. Ingram
to Miss Emma ]. Russell, both of vii
mingtOn. Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
Wilmington Afhleffca.

The monthly meeting Of the Athletic
Association was held last night. The
amount of business transacted was very
small.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

A WfmhnW RArAfn. !.

Burglars bored ten large auger holes
in the bottom of the window at David
Moore's tailor store, No. East Second
street, last Tuesday night. Nothing
however, was stolen.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
Lost.

A small package, directed to W u, !.
Essix, Mt. Pleasant, Del, was lost on a
Orange street this morning. The flhaei sa
will be suitably rewarded on leaving lnI lI
same at the store of A. s. Jones, ,Secohu
and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
QtifV Finances.

The Finance Committee of Council is
making strenuous efforts to cut down
the tax rate for next year. 1t is not
likely that they will succeed in making
it less than $225
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
Slimly Attended Excursions.

Owing to the inclement weather 'no o
excursions of Union Sunday School W
Woodland Beach and Asbury to Anda'
lusia were slimly attended.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
A ParaIytlc Stroke.

William S. Bullock was stricken with
paralytic attack yesterday morning.
Fears were entertained for his eecovery.
He was better to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
At Pen Patch Islam de-

The excursion of St. Peters SUNDAY
school to Fort Delaware yesterday, was
largely attended. Between 4OO anu
800 persons were present. A very Gu
joyable day was spent.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
w. m. KENNARD d co.
LADIES'

LADIES'
SPRING DRESSG00DS
Our Department for
this class of goods is
now complete in every
particular. 1t embraces
all the newest and most
desirable styles and COL
orings for ladies' wear,
and the qualities are
such as we take plea.
sure in selling.
Tricot Beiges,
Illuminated Beiges,
Armures,
Mona Cloths,
Foules,
Crepe de hides,
Roman Stripes,
HighssNovelty Plaids
and
Orinoco Stripes.
FANCY SILKS.
We would invite spe-
cial attention to a line
of "Fancy Silks which
we are selling
AT 50 CENTS.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
COLORED SILKS,
AT $I.oo.

1t will only be neces-
sary for one to see
these goods to appre-
ciate them, as we have
been paying $1.o5 for
the same. But deter
mined to have the best
silk for a dollar in the
city we purchased a
large line at a reduced
price, and now S"ofer
them at $1.oo.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

PereOnal.

Ex-Gov. Ponder and Governor Hall
were in town yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

WANTED.-AP PLACE FOR WAITING
w or driving in private family; good re.
commentators given. Apply
ID. p. HAMILTON,
je22tt Odorless Poudrette Go.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

WTANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w housework. Apply, with reference,
1915 Washington street. je2.2tf
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

TNHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
i In Philadelphia. JNO. WANAMAKER
Grand depot. 18th st.. Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02
Closing Quotations.

The closing bids of the New York stock
market to-day. received over the private wire
of Elliott, johnson x Co., stock brokers at
Sixth and Market streets were as follows